Bed And Breakfast Accommodation in Aston Ingham

Ideal Base for the beautiful Wye Valley, Award winning Chef, fresh fish a speciality, and excellent beers and wines in an ancient old Town Centre Coaching inn, full of character and charm, with its own secure parking we aim to offer a haven to the tourist and traveller. Forty minutes from Cheltenham, forty-five minutes from Cardiff. The hotel is a listed building with winding stairs and does not have a lift, there are no ground floor rooms. Residents wishing to dine are advised to book a table as soon as possible as our restaurant is very popular.

Castle Lodge Hotel is a Georgian Manor House, conveniently situated next to the meandering River Wye, in the picturesque market town of Ross on Wye. The hotel boasts ten charming rooms, two restaurants,a traditional english bar and a relaxing residents lounge. All ten rooms are en-suite with one exception, are either doubles or twins. New flatscreen tvs with freeview are available. The cuisine is a selection seafood & other tempting dishes with a popular Sunday carvery and local dishes are also being introduced. This family run hotel look forward to welcoming you.

The hotel is situated in 11 acres of grounds and is within easy walking distance of Ross on Wye town centre. Within 10 minutes drive guests can be enjoying the fantastic Wye Valley and Forest of Dean with walking and cycling trails, canoeing and abseiling. Many of the hotel rooms have views over the gardens. The restaurant and bar have a variety menus allowing guests to enjoy local fayre created into delicious cuisine.The hotel is able to offer all guests Special Concessions on a variety of local golf courses. A member of Classic British Hotels

Located in the heart of Wye Valley an area of outstanding natural beauty, with 25 bedrooms and superb restaurant Pengethley Manor Hotel is the perfect base for which to explore Herefordshire and the surrounding area. Set within 15 acres of South Herefordshire countryside, Pengethley Manor is a beautiful country house hotel offering comfortable accommodation, fine dining, excellent business and conference facilities and an ideal location for the tourist visiting the spectacular Wye Valley. The hotel is easily accessible and only 10 minutes from the M50 and A40. The en-suite bedrooms are individually furnished and offer a traditional decor that allows you to feel truly at home, making for the ideal venue for a peaceful break any time of the year. A heated outdoor swimming pool is available for utmost relaxation and staff are always on hand to respond in a positive and flexible manner. The warmth and grandeur of the AA Rosette awarded restaurant is only exceeded by the exceptionally high standard of cuisine and fine wines, some of which are produced in the hotel’s own Vineyard. There are 25 bedrooms comprising of standard and superior en-suite rooms that are individually decorated and many of which are furnished with fine period pieces. Some of the Superior rooms have four poster beds while other rooms offer spa baths. Whether you choose a Standard or a Superior room, all offer a full range of in-room facilities and services such as colour TV, direct-dial telephone and a tea and coffee making, as well as a full room service menu. There are several ground floor rooms, one of which is equipped for disabled guests. The restaurant boasts an astonishingly high standard of cuisine, which has been recognised by winning many accolades. Along with the extensive wine list of recognised and celebrated wines, some of the bottles on offer are produced in the hotel’s very own Vineyard. Guests are offered a choice of many traditional English and International dishes, using only the finest local produce such as salmon and trout, game from local estates, Herefordshire beef and Welsh lamb from local rare breed farmers. Fresh seasonal vegetables are supplied daily by local market gardeners and herbs are picked from the hotel’s own garden. For that special occasion, the grandeur of the Georgian manor house, its gardens, out-door heated swimming pool, individually furnished guest rooms and award winning restaurant make Pengethley Manor the perfect place in which to celebrate a very special occasion. No matter what occasion guests are planning to celebrate be, it an engagement, wedding anniversary, a memorable birthday, a reunion dinner with family or old friends, a special dinner or lunch for clients or customers, Pengethley manor will help you to turn a special occasion in to a joyous and memorable event for guests. Herefordshire is a county of unspoilt countryside, market towns of distinctive character and a wealth of varied landscapes from an historic city to fascinating villages. As well as spectacular scenery, there is a wealth of historical houses, local museums, castle ruins and beautiful gardens that ranging from the delights of the traditional cottage garden to formal gardens with statuary and flowing water in a country house setting.

One of Englands leading vineyards, now offers visitors the chance to stay and enjoy this beautiful location. The hotel has been built on a ridge overlooking the 75 acres of vineyards and every bedroom and the restaurant have uninterrupted views of the vine clad valley below. Naturally wine tasting is a big part of staying here, and guests can enjoy Wine Tasting Breaks all year round, which include a tour of the modern winery and wine tasting. Nestled in the valley some 500 meters from the main buildings are our Lodge rooms, each is secluded and very romantic, ideal to get away from the rush of the city. Room service breakfast can be delivered to your door so you dont need to get dressed for breakfast! In the summer we offer a BBQ hamper with everything you will need for an al fresco meal. The very popular vineyard restaurant specialises in using the freshest local produce available. In winter guests can sit by the log fire or in the summer on the terrace enjoying our chefs wonderful food and a glass or two of our excellent wine. We also operate a book exchange and have a number of DVDs for you to borrow during your stay. GUESTS WISHING TO EAT IN THE RESTAURANT SHOULD MAKE A TABLE RESERVATION AT THE TIME OF BOOKING AS WE GET VERY BOOKED UP PARTICULARLY AT WEEKENDS. TEL 01531 890223.

The award winning The Bridge at Wilton Restaurant with Rooms is situated in an enviable position on the banks of the River Wye, with far reaching views across the river to the historic market town of Ross on Wye. With quality accomodation throughout, the rooms have large televisions, modern bathrooms, excellent facilities including wireless internet access and are AA Four Star rated. The restaurant offers an extensive menu, cooked and served to the highest level, using only the best produce from our riverside walled kitchen gardens and local Herefordshire suppliers. Holding Two AA Rosettes, the restaurant has won The Flavours of Herefordshire Restaurant of The Year award for the last three years in 2005, 2006 and 2007.

Family run country house hotel only half a mile from the centre of Ross on Wye, the gateway to the beautiful Wye Valley and so much more.

A 500 year old former malt house. now a luxury farmhouse offering guest accommodtion. Located just 4 liles from the M50 and Ross on Wye. In rural Herefordshire, with country views.

The Bell is a five star restaurant with rooms on the banks of the River Monnow in rural Monmouthshire, on the border of Wales and England. The restaurant has 2 AA rosettes for their food which uses produce from their own organic kitchen garden and other local producers, and an extensive multi-award winning wine list and impressive wine cellar. The eleven luxury ensuite rooms range from the standard double to the fabulous fourposters or attic suites. There are six circular walks which have been created specially for The Bell which take in the beautiful countryside of the Marches, Offas Dyke and the various ancient castles in the vicinity. Sumptuous sofas, roaring log fires and real ales or local ciders are there for your return! In the summer, the terrace and country garden at the back are ideal for sipping chilled drinks on a hot day.

The charming Pilgrim Country House Hotel is situated in the sleepy village of Much Birch just 8 miles from Ross-on-Wye and 7 miles from Hereford. Most bedrooms have beautiful views across the Golden Valley toward Wales. The cosy beamed bar has a roaring fire in winter and the new conservatory opens out onto a raised decking area looking out over the beautiful views in the summer. The restaurant serves tasty snacks at lunchtime and delicious candlelit dinners in the evening.

The hotel is run by Helen and Roger Wynn and offers abundant peace and tranquility on the banks of the River Wye.All ten recenty refurbished rooms are en suite complete with combi video remote colour television , tea coffee tray , hair dryers, alarm clock radio, direct dial telephone and have wonderful views either over the private gardens or River Wye. The hotel has ample car parking space and is located within easy walking distance along the flat green banks of the River Wye into the bustling streets of Ross on Wye ,Guests can dine in the cosy bar with its warm log fire in winter or the light conservatory restaurant with its view of the gardens or enjoy snacks alfresco on the riverbank gardens. Both table d hote and a la cate menus are avialable.

Bedrooms/accommodation for 6 to 8 people. Spacious Lounge with open fire, top quality fully fitted kitchen. Dining room with views over the river. One bathroom and one shower/washroom, full central heating & boiler room for drying. Sky TV and phone. Extensive, private well stocked gardens with patio furniture and BBQ. Fantastic position overlooking the river, great amenities on hand.

PUB OF THE YEAR. Set In the Gloucestershire Countryside this Award winning 17th Century Inn with Oak Beams & open Log Fires has something for everyone. A home from home family atmosphere,weather its a short break or longer it caters for everyones needs. Pub of the Year Twice you will not be disappointed. Full A LA Carte Restaurant, Lounge, Bar & Games Room. Pets welcome as long as you take them home with you. 3 Star Accommodation built to a high standard. Look out for The Farmers Boy famous 2 in 1 Pies (half steak & guinness & half cauliflower cheese ). The Farmers boy Inn has something for everyone. One hour from Cardiff, the Midlands not forgetting Cheltenham Races which is 20 mins away.

Pencraig Court is a fine Georgian country house set in three-and-a-half acres of gardens, lawns and woodland overlooking the River Wye with unforgettable views across the valley to the distant hills. The atmosphere is friendly and relaxed and the food is traditionally English, freshly cooked using fine ingredients, locally sourced where possible and with vegetables and fruit from the garden. Great wines!The hotel is conveniently situated just off the A40 between Ross-on-Wye and Monmouth, ideal for breaking a journey between the North of England and South Wales and for visiting the many attractions of the surrounding country which includes the Forest of Dean, the Wye Valley, the Welsh Marches, all set in glorious scenery. Outdoor activities both on and off the river are many and various. Dogs are also welcome, by arrangement.

Traditional country pub and restaurant, 5 letting bedrooms all en-suite facility in the beautiful Herefordshire countryside. large home cooked menu available daily. Easy access to motorway. Cardiff, Cheltenham, Hereford, Leominster within easy reach.

The Green Man is a 15th century country inn situated in the centre of the peaceful village of Fownhope, dating back from the first year of the reign of Henry VII AD 1485. A black and white building with low oak beams throughout set in an attractive garden close to the meandering River Wye, amongst the rolling woods and meadows of the beautiful Herefordshire countryside. The Inn acts as an excellent rendezvous from which to indulge in leisure pursuits, foremost and closest of which is the fishing over some of Englands best Salmon reaches. Convenient for Hereford, Ledbubry, Ross on Wye, Leominster, Bromyard, Kingston and Tintern Abbey.Whether visiting Hereford for leisure or business you will find your stay at The Green Man Inn relaxing, informal and memorable. The Hotel is 6 miles from Hereford and 10 minutes from the M50 J3.The hotel can also cater for meetings, private dining and wedding events.

The Royal Lodge at Symonds Yat East has an idyllic setting in the heart of the Wye Valley in an area of outstanding natural beauty where the River Wye cuts a swathe through a wooded gorge on the edge of the spectacular Royal Forest of Dean. The hotel is nestled just below Symonds Yat Rock and stands exclusively in grounds of almost 5 acres overlooking the river. It has terraced gardens of magnolia trees and a well established wisteria. The Royal was originally built in 1876 as a Royal hunting lodge and was converted to a hotel in the 1920s. The Royal Lodge has 20 en-suite bedrooms which are arranged to take advantage of our unique position on the edge of the River Wye and make the most of the views so that every room faces the tranquil river. We have rooms with 4 poster beds, single rooms and family rooms which allows the us to offer unrivalled flexibility. We will be pleased to discuss any special accommodation requirements you have.

A thorn in the side of those who believe that beautiful Welsh towns start with a ‘Ll’, the ancient county town of Monmouth has a fascinating past and a wealth of historical and natural attractions. The birthplace of Henry V in 1387, Monmouth has fiercely guarded the Welsh heartland from invaders across the Wye Valley for nearly 1,000 years.The town is entered through a spectacular 13th-century bridge gate across the River Monmow, with a unique fortified gatehouse. Its medieval street plan intact, visitors are transported to a world of 11th-century priories, the old market in Agincourt Square and the Shire Hall Court Rooms – unchanged since the trials of the Chartist leaders. Out of town, you’ll find yourself in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with the world-famous Tintern Abbey, the Forest of Dean and Offa’s Dyke to hand. Looking west are Abergavenny and its Roman fort, the Brecon Beacons and a posse of fabulous historic sites connected to the roguish Owen Glendwr.

Glewstone Court is set amongest fruit orchards within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty overlooking the Wye Valley and towards the Royal Forest of Dean in a glorious unspoilt corner of England. Situated just 3 miles from Ross-on-wye, the Hotel is secluded yet accessible being less than a mile from the A40. The unique character of the hotel is reflected in its rooms... polished floors, Eastern rugs, open log fires and antiques abound. All ensuite bedrooms are individual in style and decor and come equipped with all the extras that one would expect... fluffy bathrobes, toiletries, hairdryer, colour TV, radio, telephone, hospitality tray with delicious home made biscuitsand free wireless broadband throughout the hotel. Our restaurant specialises in local produce - Herefordshire beef, Marches lamb, wild salmon. We feature in the "Flavours of Herefordshire" awards and have a Rosette, for cuisine, awarded by the AA.

6 self catering cottage all 5 star with on site restaurant and bar in 5 acrers of gardens