Whethet travelling on business or enjoying a holiday break, why stay in a economy hotel on a bypass or city ringroad, when for the same price, you can enjoy a freindly country (View)

New in January 2009 - The 3 Rs Beauty - special offers for January - Appoinments necessary to book at least 24 hours in advance.Welcome to the Dark Barn Lodge, please be assur (View)

Elegant Queen Anne listed building surrounded in 12 acres of gardens and fields. Owned and run by the Hine Family (of Cognac fame) since 1978. Individually furnished bedrooms (View)

Set In the Gloucestershire Countryside this Award winning 17th Century Inn with Oak Beams and open Log Fires has something for everyone. A home from home family atmosphere,wea (View)

Originally built in the 17th century, the hotel enjoys spectacular views of The Malvern Hills.All bedrooms are en-suite and include colour TV, teacoffee making facilities and (View)

Fabulous Food, peaceful surroundings, friendly efficient staff, roaring log fires yet just minutes away from the M5M50, this gourmet haven boasts the renowned Seasons Restaura (View)

The Wharf House offers luxury accommodation, stunning riverside views, and excellent food, using the best of local ingredients. Each of our 7 bedrooms provide wonderful views (View)

Youll enjoy one of Englands best views across 30 miles of The Severn Valley, at this second generation family owned and run country house hotel.Youll enjoy one of Englands bes (View)

Visitors to the beautiful counties of Herefordshire and Worcestershire will find the carefully restored Hopton Arms a delightful place to stay overnight or simply to call in f (View)

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 V (View)

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 charact (View)

The Royal Hotel, known locally as The Face of Ross-on-Wye was originally built in 1837 and has recently been the subject of major work to restore it to its former beauty.Stand (View)