Herefordshire Holiday Cottages - Page 3

The Wye Valley is a serene and beautiful setting. The River Wye stretches for 134 miles from mid-Wales to the Severn Estuary, and the area has some of the oldest forests in the UK. The Wain House at Trippenkennett Farm comfortable sleeps four people in two bedrooms, with a flexible configuration that makes it appropriate for couples, families or friends. The farm has two coarse fishing lakes, with more angling opportunities, as well as kayaking and canoeing, available on the river. Market towns such as Ross-on-Wye, Monmouth, Hay-on-Wye and Abergavenny are all nearby, and there are miles of footpaths, bridleways and cycle paths to enjoy. Tourist board rating: 4 Star

Situated right by Offa’s Dyke Path in the heart of excellent walking country, Haywood Cabin is a romantic and peaceful retreat. It is perched at the top of award-winning Hergest Croft Gardens to which you have free access (usually £9.50) even when they are closed to the public. Within easy reach of Hay-on-Wye and the Brecon Beacons National Park.

A holiday in the Herefordshire countryside is good for the soul. Mill Cottage is a welcoming holiday home in the traditional village of Llangrove. The one-bedroom self-catering cottage is in a peaceful spot close to the Wye Valley and only a few miles from the Brecon Beacons and the Black Mountains. Couples and solo travellers, including those with a dog, love the area for its walks, cycling routes, views, and historic places like Monmouth, Ross-on-Wye, Hereford and Abergavenny. 

Located in the pretty Herefordshire village of Kingsland (with two pubs serving excellent food), this welcoming holiday retreat for four provides an ideal base for exploring Herefordshire, the Malvern Hills, Shropshire and the Welsh Borders. The attractive market town of Leominster is just three miles away from Acorn Cottage and Ludlow is twelve miles. Wonderful walks and plenty of attractions.

Stone Cottage sits surrounded by open fields and peaceful countryside where the Herefordshire border kisses Wales and Shropshire. This detached holiday cottage sleeps four guests in two comfortable bedrooms and has all the charm you’d hope for in a country retreat for couples and families. Mature gardens wrap around the house and there is plenty of space for dogs to roam and for guests to unwind after a walk along Mortimer’s Trail, which passes just outside the gate. With cosy living spaces, a wood-burning stove, and easy access to Leominster, Ludlow, and the Brecon Beacons, it’s a welcoming self-catering base for exploring the border countryside.

Welsh Cottage is a dreamy rural escape tailored for couples and furry friends. The Herefordshire holiday cottage exudes charm with its period features and a dog-friendly policy. Surrounded by stunning countryside, it's just 10 minutes from Ledbury and close to the River Wye and the Welsh border, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. Part of the White House Farm Cottages in Aylton, it's one of five cosy properties accommodating up to 15 guests. Aylton, with its historic church and scenic footpaths, offers a tranquil retreat. Nearby attractions like Puzzlewood and Eastnor Castle ensure there's never a dull moment. For a delightful getaway, Welsh Cottage ticks all the boxes.

Relax and unwind in this idyllic retreat which boasts an indoor hot tub and plenty of living space. Bronte Kingfisher cottage is in the village of Lea, within walking distance of the village shop and pub, and just a few miles from the Forest of Dean and the Wye Valley AONB. There is plenty to do in every season including walking, cycling, horse riding, kayaking, fishing, golf... well, you get the picture! The period cottage sleeps four people in two bedrooms and is perfect for couples, small families or individual travellers.

Orchard Lea is a comfortable four-bedroom house sleeping seven people close to the centre of a quiet village and within walking distance of the village shop and pub. The beautiful Forest of Dean and Wye Valley areas are both just a few miles away, while the Malvern Hills and Cotswolds are not much further. Guests have easy access to a wealth of beautiful footpaths and cycling routes to enjoy, as well as favourite local attractions such as Symonds Yat, Puzzlewood and Hereford Cathedral. Spend your days exploring, shopping and eating, and your evenings relaxing in the four-person hot tub or enjoying a raucous games night with family and friends.

Escape with the family to this charming period cottage in the heart of Lea village, where there is space for up to six people to sleep in three bedrooms. The Forest of Dean and Wye Valley are both close by, as is the charming market town of Ross-on-Wye. Walking, cycling, horse riding and canoeing are only a few of the many ways to enjoy being outdoors in this landscape, which is a favourite holiday location in every season.