Cottages with Hot Tubs in Herefordshire

You will be well served within this peaceful oasis where you can relax by the natural swimming pool or stroll through the acres of mature woodland. You are just a short drive from the vibrant market town of Ledbury, where you will find an excellent choice of amenities offering good local food and crafts.

You will be well served within this peaceful oasis where you can relax by the natural swimming pool or stroll through the acres of mature woodland. The complex lies on the edge of the historic market town of Ledbury, where you will find an excellent choice of amenities offering good local food and warm Herefordshire hospitality within walking distance.

You will be well served within this peaceful oasis where you can relax by the natural swimming pool or stroll through the acres of mature woodland. You are a short distance away from the vibrant market town of Ledbury, where you will find an excellent choice of amenities offering good local food and warm Herefordshire hospitality.

Beautiful, converted attached barn located in the village of Kimbolton, near Leominster. WiFi. Pub 0.6 miles; Leominster 2.9 miles.

Set in rural Herefordshire and surrounded by farmland and orchards, this bespoke-built cabin is finished with a stylish interior and reclaimed treasures, and offers a wealth of walking from your door. Just 7 miles away from the vibrant market town of Ledbury, offering good local food and warm Herefordshire hospitality.

Nestled within the heart of the Broadfield Estate, this former gardener’s cottage with stylish interiors is perfect for up to six guests, it`s dog friendly and within easy reach of many places of historical interest. Just 7.5 miles away, the vibrant market town of Leominster renowned for its local antique and curiosity shops and Folk Museum, is the ideal location for a relaxing browse.

This charming large group accommodation, set within 5 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds, offers a unique retreat in the heart of the Wye Valley. Perfect for large group getaways and multi-generational family holidays, the property is ideally located on the east side of the Golden Valley.

A delightful barn conversion located close to Ross-On-Wye in Herefordshire. Breakfast bar. Woodburning stove. Symonds Yat 6.8 miles; Monmouth 10.5 miles.

The small hamlet of Eye sits within the Herefordshire countryside close to the Shropshire and Welsh borders, an area that is steeped in history, within walking distance of the National Trust Berrington Hall and just 5 miles from Croft Castle. A well-trodden footpath will take you into Luston (1.5 miles) where you can enjoy food at the local pub.

Set on a small country estate with working farm overlooking the glorious Herefordshire countryside, with the beauty of the great outdoors on your doorstep, it's time to embrace an English Staycation. With friends, family and maybe your dog, let's start your journey to this stylish home that’s simply perfect for your getaway.

A stunning Victorian barn conversion resting in Cross Keys in Hereford. Hot tub. Enclosed private patio. Original period features. Ground-floor living. Open-plan. Leominster 14.1 miles.

Romantic detached ground floor studio barn conversion on owner's smallholding. Woodburning stove. Garden with fire pit. Hot tub.

A 19th century converted stables, adjacent to the owner's home, on a private complex in the village of Cross Keys, near Hereford. All-ground-floor. Original features. Close to the river. Private hot tub. Hereford 4.4 miles; Leominster 11.3 miles.

Well positioned within the heart of the village within walking distance of the local Inn, award winning village store and 12th century Norman Castle. This peaceful part of the National Park offers some of the best walking within the area from your doorstep, explore the Black Mountains and join the Offa’s Dyke pathway where you can follow the ridge all the way across to the Hay Bluff.

Set in the peaceful hamlet of Twyford, within the heart of the Herefordshire countryside where you can enjoy a wealth of walking from your front door, there are 36 acres of grounds of which you are free to explore along with a network of pathways. Also, within easy reach the Wye Valley Way, Offa’s Dyke and the Forest of Dean.