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This category contains sites which offer multiple types of accommodation (e.g., bed and breakfast and self-catering), or types which do not current have a sub-category.

Subcategories

• Bed and Breakfast
• Fownhope
• Guides and Directories
• Hay-on-Wye
• Hereford
• Hotels
• Kington
• Ledbury
• Leominster
• Llangarron
• Madley
• Ross-on-Wye
• Self Catering
• Symonds Yat
• Weobley

Resources in This Category

• Arrow Bank Holiday Park

  http://www.arrowbank.co.uk/
  Offers country lodges and static caravans plus a 34 pitch for touring caravans, motor homes, and a small number of tents. Located in Eardisland, near Leominster.

• Brobury House

  http://www.broburyhouse.co.uk/
  Country house bed and breakfast and two self-catering cottages set in eight acres of semi-formal gardens. [requires flash]

• Lower Buckton Country House

  http://www.lowerbuckton.co.uk/
  Country House bed and breakfast off the beaten track. Site describes the horse-friendly facilities on the Wales border. Leintwardine.

• New House Farm

  http://www.newhousefarm-accommodation.co.uk/
  Bed and breakfast and two self catering cottages near the village of Aston Ingham.

• Pengethly Manor

  http://www.pengethleymanor.co.uk/
  Hotel and restaurant, also offering conference and wedding venues. Details and photographs of the facilities, together with the tariff.

• Upper Newton Farm

  http://www.herefordshireholidays.co.uk/
  Bed and Breakfast, including catering for special diets, and self-catering accommodation. Includes tariff and contact details.

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