Herefordshire

Stylish hotel with big rooms, lovely food and a pretty garden overlooking the old castle moat - don’t miss the Mappa Mundi in the cathedral

Shed your urban cares here with a gorgeous living space, woods to wander, streams to play in and stunning views for country-lovers

A dapper local inn overlooking fields. Dine with delicious food, sleep in smart rooms. Dogs, families and walkers welcomed with open arms.

A special hideaway in a Herefordshire market town, with an elevated setting, a rural feel and generous B&B hosts next door

Stylish rooms, an informal vibe and some lovely local food make this a welcoming base for the Malvern Hills and beyond

After trekking Offa's Dyke, return to a cosy wood-burner stocked with logs and a sumptuous bed - you'll love this country retreat for two

You’re immersed in deep countryside at this reinvigorated pub that puts a smile on your face – handsome and quirky with great food

The riverside setting is idyllic, the food is delicious, the young hosts are enthusiastic, and you can stay the night. What a treat!

In pure Herefordshire countryside, a medieval timbered house in a peaceful hamlet. Anita grows veg for delicious 3-course dinners

Lovely old house with award-winning restaurant and indoor swimming pool. Sleeps up to 18 so just the ticket for a big family gathering

Beautifully restored medieval hall house – perfect for big family gatherings, with separate cottage, replica steam train and secluded garden

Join in with farm fun, visit the communal barn, enjoy the honesty bar. Or hunker up with Welsh blankets and a generous dollop of nature.

Stride out for Offa’s Dyke, feed baby owls at the Owl Centre. So much to enjoy from this eco house of surprises and simple generosity

Sumptuous beds, sociable meals, bird-filled gardens, log fire and mountain views – and Hay on Wye close by. A cottage of character and fun

Snuggle in with Welsh blankets, slate floors, a roaring wood-burner and a hamper full of goodness in the Black Mountains

This fine old house has the style of a small hotel and the intimacy of a boutique B&B – expect river views, stylish rooms and a warm welcome

Bring boots, maps, your dog and an appetite for high places and deep comfort in cleverly restored farm buildings - space, light, long views

A lovely big house with huge riverside gardens and an easy-going charm - a 15-minute walk from bookish Hay-on-Wye