Eat , Drink & Stay

The Old Court Hotel

The Old Court Hotel retains the feel of an authentic and inviting Old English Inn, full of 16th Century character. The hotel has two well stocked bars, a beautiful Tudor Dining Room, function room for weddings and special celebrations, a cosy lounge, an all weather conservatory which leads on to a large patio area and beautifully kept gardens. Our hotel accommodation features many period rooms including three with Four Poster beds. Food served all day every day 12 to 9pm.

Orles Barn Hotel & Restaurant

Matt and Roxy offer a warm welcome at this 17th Century barn nestled in the picturesque Wye Valley.
Orles Barn dates from the 14th century when it was one of a number of farm buildings on this site. The only surviving part of the original structure is the former apple store. The low wall that edges the front lawn is the remains of a long building in which wooden clogs were once made for locals and passing workers.

Linden Guest House

Welcome to our friendly B & B in the heart of the Wye Valley.
Friendly & informal, great breakfasts cooked to order, quality cafetiere coffee and tea, comfortable beds, sparkling clean rooms, off -road private parking, fully fire protected, top 5 star hygiene rating.

Caffe Eleganza

Fine Coffee and lovely homemade cakes
2 Broad Street, Ross-on-Wye HR9 7DZ

Audrey’s Fish Bar

Audrey’s Fish Bar, also known as ‘Tudorville Chippy’, is a family run business that has been operating for over forty years.
2 Tudor Rise, Tudorville, Ross-on-Wye

The Falcon House

Bed & Breakfast in the beautiful Wye Valley.  Six en-suite rooms, TV/WiFi, Tea & Coffee. Traditional Breakfast.  Ideal for families, walkers and cyclists.

The King’s Head

The Kings Head, which dates back to the 14th century, is situated in the most picturesque street in the centre of Ross. The Kings Head has open fireplaces and a wealth of oak beams. Occasionally there have been reports of ghosts and the clatter of horses from time past. We aim to bring the warmth of welcome and hospitality of a bygone age with convenience of the 22nd Century.

The Red Lion & Gardens

Situated on the A49 just 4 miles from the M50, 2 miles from Ross-on-Wye The Red Lion is a country pub which serves a menu using locally produced meat, vegetables and fruits. Taken over in August 2012, Dave Rapson, a superb chef, produces menus to suit all. Sunday Roasts include Sirloin of Beef, Loin of Pork, Leg of Lamb and Succulent Chicken. All served with freshly cooked vegetables and crunchy roast potatoes (from the field next door!), light and crispy Yorkshire puddings and to top the dinner, a gravy fit for Royalty. Open 7 days a week. Food from midday to 9pm

Independent Hostel Guide

This guide to hostels and bunkhouses shows the locations of self catering accommodation in Mid Wales and along both sides of the Welsh Border, from Chepstow to Chester. The quite Mid Wales towns of Talgarth, Llandrindod Wells and Rhayder and the Welsh Marches are included and the area covered by the route of Offas Dyke is shown. Criss-crossed by the River Wye and the River Severn the Welsh Borders provide brilliant canoeing.

Eat Sleep Live Herefordshire

For more information on wonderful places to eat, sleep and enjoy around Herefordshire, look on the county’s official visitor and What’s On portal

Wharton Country Lodges

Located in the glorious Wye Valley, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and just 3 miles from the delightful market town of Ross-on-Wye; we are close to the Golden Valley, Brecon Beacons, Malvern Hills and the Cotswolds, with the Cathedral cities of Gloucester, Hereford and Worcester a short drive away.