The Old Post Office is a charming holiday cottage in Leintwardine, Herefordshire, sleeping 2 to 4 guests in 2 bedrooms both with bathrooms and welcoming up to 2 dogs. This self-catering accommodation in Herefordshire blends character features with modern comfort, including a wood-burning stove, enclosed garden and a ground floor bedroom. Set in a historic riverside village with pubs, a shop, butchers and an award-winning fish and chip shop all within a short 5 minute walk, it's an inviting dog-friendly holiday cottage for couples, friends or small families. With the River Teme nearby and easy access to Ludlow, the Shropshire Hills, Mortimer Forest and the ''Offa's Dyke'' Welsh town of Knighton , it’s well placed for exploring.
A welcoming holiday cottage just for two offering the perfect mix of character features and modern conveniences located next to the village inn in the lovely Herefordshire village of Eardisley close to the Brecon Beacons. Near the Welsh border and within easy reach of Hay-on-Wye. A peaceful setting for a relaxing break with plenty of attractions for day trips out and a beautiful garden with glorious views (and a creative studio for arty types) for lazy days.
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.
Herefordshire is gorgeous with historic towns and buildings, fertile countryside and beautiful views. Yew Tree Barn is a stylish barn conversion with space for six to seven people, close to Hereford, the Wye Valley and the Brecon Beacons National Park. Places like Symonds Yat and the Forest of Dean, Ludlow, Monmouth, Ross-on-Wye and Abergavenny are all within easy reach to give visitors a wide variety of things to see and do.
If you could imagine your ideal countryside escape, the chances are that it would look like Old Barn House. Set in the Herefordshire countryside within easy reach of the Wye Valley AONB, this beautiful property sleeps up to eight people in four lovely bedrooms, with generously sized living areas and features like an outdoor hot tub and a big garden where family and friends can relax. There is a fishing lake a few minutes stroll away, and footpaths and cycling routes from the door. Far-reaching views, excellent amenities and a fantastic location make it ideal for a holiday in any season.
The Cider Mill is a luxury holiday cottage in the Herefordshire countryside on one level, with beautiful views of cider apple orchards and paddocks. It sleeps six people in three ensuite bedrooms and has a flexible layout that suits small families or groups of friends. The cottage is eight miles from Hereford, twelve miles from Hay on Wye and within easy reach of Ludlow and Ross-on-Wye. The Brecon Beacons National Park and Wye Valley are close, making this a fantastic holiday destination for anyone at any time of the year. Wonderful walking straight from the door including the Bredwardine to Byford part of Wye Valley Walk and the E1 section of the Wye Walker. Tourist board rating: 5 Star Gold
Monnington House, Garden Cottage and The Cider Mill are situated in rural Herefordshire, close to the Wye Valley and within easy reach of the Brecon Beacons National Park. It's the perfect place to relax in beautiful surroundings, with walks and bike rides from the door. Accommodation is split over two properties, sleeping 24 guests with a flexible layout that suits families, extended families or friends. Hereford is only eight miles away, while Hay-on-Wye, Ross-on-Wye and Leominster are all within half an hour's drive. Play golf, go fly fishing or canoeing in the River Wye, browse local markets and antique shops, and eat well whether you self-cater or dine out. Superb walking from the door including the Bredwardine to Byford section of the Wye Valley Walk and the Wye Walker. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
Monnington House and Garden Cottage rated 5 Star Gold and 5 Stars by Visit England offer private and spacious accommodation for large get-togethers in Herefordshire in the beautiful Wye Valley: accessible from the M5 and the M50. This idyllic holiday retreat sleeps up to 18 guests in 9 double bedrooms and 9 bathrooms. Set amongst two acres of gardens and grounds and with a large playing fields with two football goals. In the outbuildings is the games room with pool table and table football and the rustic table tennis room. Enjoy walks straight from the door, canoe on the Wye or go-kart at nearby Weobley or visit the local market towns of Hay on Wye, Presteigne or Hereford. The kitchen and dining area are geared up for catering and numbers which makes entertaining easy and fun. A local caterer works in the house frequently and guests make frequent use of the excellent farmshop only 1.8 miles from the house. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
Lower Canwood is situated in between Woolhope and Checkley, in a lovely rural area with views across the countryside. There is parking for at least 5 cars. There is also a large , fully fenced garden. There are no immediate neighbours.
Beautifully decorated, brand new bungalow in a lovely quiet location with walks on your doorstep and a Private Steam Room!
This charming cottage gives couples the perfect reason to plan a romantic country escape. Just three miles from Ledbury and within easy reach of Hereford, Gloucester and Hay-on-Wye, Stone Cottage is in the ideal location for long walks through the countryside, leisurely pub lunches, browsing markets and historic buildings, and sightseeing with the one you love. The sympathetic refurbishment and stylish restoration of this period cottage make it just the spot for a relaxing break.
Hill View House is aptly named as it enjoys spectacular views over beautiful Herefordshire countryside towards the Malvern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. There is space for up to 10 people to sleep in five ensuite bedrooms, with lots of luxurious touches like underfloor heating and high-quality appliances. Hereford, Ledbury and Hay-on-Wye are all within reach, as are Offa's Dyke and the Wye Valley Area AONB, so there is lots of choice for walking, cycling, golf, horseriding, kayaking and climbing. It is a fantastic self-catering cottage for all ages in every season.
Sharpnage House has just won the Herefordshire Tourism Award 2025 (Accessible and Inclusive Tourism). This fantastic, high quality holiday home with ground floor living (inc bedroom and bathroom) ideally located in a rural location in Herefordshire, providing an ideal retreat for a get together with friends or family. Five bedrooms, four bathrooms and just ten minutes drive from Hereford City with great shopping, restaurants and attractions. Two pubs within less than a half an hour walk (or five minute drive). There is a large enclosed garden. This is a Luxury property in Herefordshire countryside with breath -taking views all around. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
In a peaceful location with a good degree of privacy, this is the perfect place for friends and families to relax and unwind amongst beautiful Herefordshire countryside. Hereford City with its great shops, riverside setting, theatre and eating establishments is just fifteen minutes away and there is a fantastic gastro-pub nearby (under half an hour on foot). The perfect mix of country living with 5 Star Gold luxury. Tourist board rating: 5 Star
The Loft is a peaceful escape in rural Herefordshire, close to Bromyard and Ludlow, and within easy reach of Hereford. It's ideal for a restful stay in all seasons, with lots of opportunity for walking, cycling, golf, fishing and horse riding not only in Herefordshire but also nearby in the Malvern Hills and the Wye Valley. The stylish studio apartment has a kingsize bed, contemporary bathroom and a bespoke circular kitchen handcrafted to fit the round room of the former oast house. The Loft is within walking distance of the Three Horseshoes pub in Little Cowarne.
The Hophouse is a beautifully converted brick oast house in a quiet Herefordshire village. The holiday cottage sleeps six people in three ensuite bedrooms, with the option to increase accommodation to eight or 10 people if you're on holiday with your extended family and friends. It is in Little Cowarne, a few miles from Bromyard and within easy reach of Hereford and Worcester. The Hophouse has beautiful views, and there are lovely walks and bike rides from the door. Nearby, the Malverns and Wye Valley offer even more scope for fun and adventure. Bookings are available all year round.
Perfect for friends or families, this welcoming self-catering holiday home provides an excellent base for exploring Central England and its many attractions including the Malvern Hills, Hereford and slightly further afield, Stratford, Warwick and the Cotswolds. Nestling in tranquil Herefordshire countryside, there are plenty of outdoor activities locally to enjoy including walking, cycling, canoeing, fishing the rivers and horse riding.
Nestling amongst beautiful rolling Herefordshire countryside, this lovely barn conversion provides self-catering that is perfect for families or friends who want to explore the many delights of Hereford and the Malvern Hills on holiday. Enjoy a taste of country life and outdoor activities including good fishing, horse riding and canoeing locally. A great base for exploring Central England with Stratford, the Cotswolds and Warwick with its beautiful castle all within easy reach by car.
Sleeping large groups of up to seventeen, this lovely farmhouse nestles peacefully amongst beautiful rolling countryside with lovely views over the Malvern Hills. Perfect for holidaying or getting together with friends or family, the holiday cottage sits close to the Herefordshire village of Little Cowarne (with excellent pub) and is an ideal base for exploring the many delights of Hereford and the Malvern Hills.
Peacefully located amidst rolling Herefordshire countryside, this large holiday home is a great place to get away from it all for a celebration, reunion of friends or large family holiday. A great self-catering base for exploring Herefordshire and the Malvern Hills.
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Herefordshire is one of England's most rural, unspoilt and tranquil counties. However, it's turbulent past has left it rich in history. Located on the Welsh Border, this fascinating area does not disappoint when it comes to heritage sites with the 8th century Offa's Dyke (Britain's longest ancient monument and a legacy from centuries of raids and disputes); Norman castles and churches built along 'The Welsh Marches'; and Hereford Cathedral housing the unique medieval treasure of 'The Mappa Mundi', being just a few of its many highlights.
Hereford is at the very heart of the county, and nestles in The Wye Valley, an AONB. The River Wye is popular for its fishing and canoeing/kayaking and ideal for water-sports enthusiasts whether the perfect day includes drifting gently downstream from Hay on Wye soaking up the scenery or navigating the exciting rapids at Symonds Yat near Ross-on-Wye. Hay-on-Wye, famous as the 'town of books' and for the Hay Literary Festival, is at the foot of The Black Mountains in the Brecon Beacon National Park and should be on everyone's itinerary. This is excellent walking country with breath-taking borderland views; as is Kington, a walking centre intercepted by long distance trails, with an annual walking festival.
One of the delights of Herefordshire is exploring the small historic market towns and picturesque 'Black and White' villages. Quiet roads and country lanes journey through rolling hills, ancient woods, forests and water meadows. Historic houses, beautiful gardens, farmers markets, artisan producers, workshops, galleries and studios provide an abundance of lovely places to explore every season of the year.
Of course, you can't visit Herefordshire without sampling some of the finest food and drink you will ever taste. Herefordshire beef and lamb, locally made cheeses, cherries and apples, farmhouse ice cream and wonderful tea rooms await. Follow the cider trail from Pembridge to Ledbury, stopping at cider mills and museums to sample ciders and learn about traditional cider making techniques. Bromyard is the centre for the hop growing industry, and at Bodenham vineyards you can sample local wines.
You may want to discover The Welsh Borders, enjoy an active holiday or celebrate the 'best of British fare'... or you may want to simply relax in one of the remaining secluded corners of England. Herefordshire has a wide choice of lovely places to stay. Find out more about Herefordshire and the many reasons to visit, including our dog-friendly guide for pet owners.