3 Best Bed And Breakfast in Hereford

“Somerville House is an AA 5-star luxury accommodation, providing bed and breakfast in a pleasant boutique house-style environment. All their bedrooms feature original art and en suite bathrooms (some with clawfoot tubs), free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and tea and coffee-making facilities. Somerville House upgraded rooms have DVD/CD players and seating areas with leather armchairs. Some rooms also include decorative fireplaces and views of the garden. A full English breakfast is included, and guests can use the garden terrace and a lounge with a fireplace. Complimentary off-street parking is available. This stylish Victorian bed and breakfast is located off the A465, just an 11-minute walk from Hereford railway station and one mile from both Hereford Cathedral and the Cider Museum.”

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“The Holly Tree offers unassuming rooms that have shared bathrooms and free WiFi, TVs, and tea and coffee-making equipment. They offer a choice of double rooms, twin rooms, single rooms, and family rooms. The Holly Tree upgraded rooms come with en suite bathrooms, and family rooms are also available. A complimentary English breakfast is served in a simple dining room. Other amenities include secure bike storage and parking (for a fee). This charming, family-run bed and breakfast is in a redbrick townhouse, just a 5-minute walk from Hereford's famous cathedral in the city centre and 6 minutes from the Museum of Cider.”

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“Charades Guest House has six classic rooms, some with antiques and garden views, feature free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, en suite bathrooms, desks, and tea and coffee-making equipment. A full breakfast is served in a bright dining room with private tables and a fireplace. Additional amenities include kitchen access, a spacious guest lounge, and a garden with seating. Parking is free. Charades Guest House, a family-run bed and breakfast located off the A465, is in a lovely Victorian home. It is a 14-minute walk from the lively restaurants and shops in Hereford city centre and a 1.2-mile drive from the Cider Museum.”

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