Historic pubs in Herefordshire

Historic Pubs & Heritage Stays

This collection features historic inns and heritage accommodations across Herefordshire and the Wye Valley. Highlights include The Sun Inn, one of Britain's few remaining parlour pubs, and The Feathers Hotel, a 16th-century timber-framed landmark. The selection includes Grade II listed buildings, traditional cider houses, and manor house stays like Holme Lacy House, offering a range of architecture from medieval timber frames to Georgian estates.

The Stagg

Located in Titley, this historic inn was the first pub in the United Kingdom to be awarded a Michelin star.

King's Head Hotel

A 14th-century coaching inn in Ross-on-Wye featuring original timber beams and a large sandstone fireplace.

The Man of Ross

Historic 19th-century pub named after local philanthropist John Kyrle, offering views over the Wye Valley.

Black Swan

Traditional 18th-century village pub located in Much Dewchurch near the Church of St. David.

White Lion

Traditional town pub in Leominster featuring a black-and-white timber-framed exterior.

Forge Hammer & River Spice

A riverside establishment in Lydbrook combining a traditional public house with an Indian restaurant.

Merton House

Georgian-era hotel in Ross-on-Wye specifically designed for accessible accommodation and respite care.

The Feathers Hotel

Iconic 16th-century timber-framed hotel in Ledbury, recognized as a Grade II* listed building.

Holme Lacy House

Grade I listed Georgian manor house featuring ornate plasterwork ceilings and gardens originally designed in the 17th century.

The Trumpet

Historic roadside inn situated at a prominent rural crossroads, serving traditional British pub fare and local ales.

Meg's T/A The Hotspur Cafe

Regional cafe located in the historic timber-framed village of Pembridge.

The Stewing Pot

Traditional restaurant specializing in slow-cooked regional dishes and British stews.

The Mail Room

Contemporary pub housed in the former Ross-on-Wye post office building.

Farmers Arms

Country pub in Wellington Heath offering views across the Malvern Hills and Herefordshire countryside.

West Malvern Social Club

Community-run bar and live music venue situated on the western slopes of the Malvern Hills.

The Tram Inn

Traditional pub in Eardisley named after the historic horse-drawn tramway that once operated nearby.

The Sun Inn

The Sun Inn is a Grade II listed, parlour pub in Leintwardine, Herefordshire, England.

Kilcot Inn

Restored country inn located on the Herefordshire border, featuring an outdoor garden and traditional fireplace.

The Temple Bar Inn

Family-run village pub in Ewyas Harold, situated near the ruins of the 11th-century Ewyas Harold Castle.

The Bell Inn

Village pub in Tillington known for its extensive selection of local Herefordshire ciders and outdoor seating.

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