The Baskerville Arms is a family run, Visit Wales 3-star Inn with 13 ensuite bed & breakfast rooms, restaurant, bar and function room. 

In the heart of some of best countryside in the mid-Wales borders, you couldn't pick a nicer spot to explore this wild and wonderful land.  Close to the Black Mountains and the Brecon Beacons and within walking distance of the River Wye, you will always have something to do!  Why not book an activity break, such as horse riding, guided walking, canoeing or mountain biking while you are with us?

In the shadow of Symonds Yat rock, this 15th century farmstead, set in 80-acres of wild pasture land, lies at the mouth of a beautiful gorge beside the River Wye. There are six holiday cottages each with their own individual charm and character sleeping between 2-7 people.

We offer guests salmon & coarse fishing, while nearby canoeing, bicycle tracks and other outdoor activities make this a perfect location for both family and romantic breaks.

Located in one of the most rural parts of the Wye valley (pictured below), these holiday cottages are nevertheless excellently placed to explore the Forest of Dean, nearby historic towns or mountains and castles of the Welsh Borders.

Herefordshire is truly a rural secret, diverse countryside of wooded rolling hills to meandering river valleys, the least populated county in England. Wander along leafy lanes through productive farmland of rich red soil to Market towns, Black and White timber villages, historic churches, border castles, glorious gardens and of course the Hereford Cathedral with the world famous Mappa Mundi and Chained Library.

Grafton Villa Farm lies only two miles from the Cathedral city of Hereford, yet is surrounded by an acre of lawns and gardens with panoramic views across farmland to Dinedor and Aconbury hill forts, so peaceful and relaxing.

Bill and Jennie offer guests three gorgeous environmentally friendly holiday cottages set within the farmhouse Victorian walled garden.

Herefordshire, the Wye Valley and the Golden Valley are all very much unexplored and undiscovered areas of England, hidden beyond the Cotswolds from London and nestling against the border of Wales. It is, therefore, peaceful and picturesque and offers many outdoor activities with numerous walks through majical countryside or more challenging hillwalks. Canoeing on the Wye, quad biking, horse riding across the Black Mountains plus hang gliding off the Black Mountainside there is plenty for the most daring or just meandering through the countryside visit bustling Market Towns, historic border castles and glorious gardens. It really is all on Grafton Villa Farm doorstep!

The Inn on the Wye is situated in the heart of the Wye valley overlooking the Wye river and ancient Goodrich castle. (In fact it used to be called the Castle View). The Inn on the Wye is a perfect location to explore the Wye valley region, just a few minutes from beautiful Symonds Yat and around 15 minutes from the business districts of Ross on Wye and Monmouth. The M50 and A40 are nearby.

Our 12 bedrooms are all ensuite (shower only) and comprise 8 double, 3 twin bedded rooms and one family suite of two doubles. We also have two grand four poster rooms overlooking the River and Castle.

Our family suite can be let in conjunction with a double and a twin room; which together form a private apartment for up to 10 guests in five rooms with two bathrooms and a small lounge/lobby area.

You will receive a warm welcome at Highfield Bed and Breakfast which is surrounded by Herefordshire countryside and views of Welsh hills. 

With ensuite bedrooms that are neutrally decorated and traditionally furnished; Highfield B & B provides guests with high quality accommodation and a relaxing stay.

Just 4 miles from Hay on Wye, Highfield B & B is perfectly located for days browsing the book shops, visiting the Festival, exploring the Black Mountains and more.

Many walks are easily accessed from Highfield giving spectacular views of both the Wye and Golden Valleys.

Our Cottage is set high on the banks of the Wye river, and overlooks glorious views of water and woodland, all of which you are free to explore in the quiet timelessness of the countryside at its finest, a true escape from the stress and bustle of everyday life.

We have four bedrooms all ensuite, centrally heated and tastefully decorated.
All rooms have tea and coffee making facililties, with little extras to make you feel welcome.

Hall Farm Bed and Breakfast offers quiet accommodation in a beautiful Georgian Farmhouse, set in a secluded walled garden. This 500 acre working family farm is on the edge of the pretty hilltop village of Great Chishill, the highest point in Cambridgeshire. It is on the B1039 midway between Royston and Saffron Walden.

The Pheasant pub is a 8 minute walk. very good food in a friendly, pleasant atmosphere. They do not allow children, but welcome dogs. Booking a table is essential. If you have children with you, you will be very welcome at the Red Cow in Chrishall.

Hall Farm Bed & Breakfast now has wireless internet access in some bedrooms

Self catering annex to "Hall Farm" for 2 persons, consists of
Large room with Double/Twin beds, Colour T.V with DVD player, radio, hair
dryer etc. plus kitchenette containing fridge, microwave, toaster, kettle, table top cooker.

Large wet floor shower room with washbasin and W.C.

This annex is very pleasant on the ground floor and looks out to the main garden, with it's own entrance it can be easily used by wheelchair users.

A warm welcome awaits you at this Georgian listed home in the Wye Valley, Has a fascinating history and situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty near Monmouth and close to Ross on Wye and 10 miles from M.50. All suites and bedrooms are spacious and ensuite.  Relaxing atmosphere to come back to after all the activities available nearby. Wheelchair friendly. Superb 3 course breakfast from the AGA enjoyed in the elegant dining room. Very popular and considered the best family and group friendly place in the locality.

Penlan Caravan Park and Camp Site in Herefordshire is the perfect resting point from which to explore Mid Wales and the black and white villages of Herefordshire.

A warm welcome awaits your arrival. We are sure you will immediately appreciate the unrivalled views from the Caravan Park and Camp site of Herefordshire and Wales, from the Brecon Beacons and the Black Mountains to the west, the Cotswolds in the south and the Malvern Hills in the East. 

The Caravan Park and Camp Site is small, secluded and peaceful, suitable for 12 touring caravans or tents. We have electrical hookup for ten pitches. For your comfort, we provide an immaculate heated toilet and shower block for your use at no extra charge.

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