Best Hotels in Hereford
Explore Hereford with 59 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Premier Inn Hereford City Centre (Old Market) ★★★
"The Hereford City Centre Premier Inn is situated in the Old Market area, adjacent to Hereford Football Club's ground, across the road from a large Waitrose store and not much further from a large Tesco store, about ten minutes on foot from the Anglican Cathedral with its Chained Library and Mappa Mundi. My room was large, clean and quiet with no external noise to disturb my sleep. The staff could not have been more efficient, friendly or helpful. My unlimited buffet breakfast was well up to Premier Inn's high standards and kept me going until dinner time. This was my first-ever stay at this 3* budget hotel but I'll be more than happy to return here next year when the annual Beer, Cider and Perry Festival takes place once again on the north bank of the River Wye at Hereford Rowing Club."
England's Gate and Coachhouse ★★★
"Great service, friendly and helpful staff, the room was clean and well kept. The bed was rather old and creaky, but otherwise comfortable. Always enjoy staying at hotels and inns with a lot of history, this is certainly one of them!"
The Green Dragon Hotel ★★★
"We didn't have any food at the hotel. The staff were all very helpful and pleasant"
The Godwins ★★★
Travelodge Hereford Grafton ★★★
"The man at reception was very unprofessional and rude, I was targeted from the minute I entered the building for absolutely no reason. I choose to pack my things and leave at 11pm, due to how he spoke to me and how uncomfortable he made me feel. When I choose to leave, I tried to speak to him to which he got aggressive, I asked for his name to complain which he refused. I have since emailed customer service and I am still waiting for a response. As a female, I’d suggest not to travel here unless you are in a big group or with a man, as it was scary and intimidating. "
Somerville House ★★★★
"We were made to feel welcome as soon as we arrived. Sheila in particular is exceptionally well mannered. Old fashioned politeness. The fixtures and fittings are all of a good quality. The carpets are plush. The food is very tasty. The choice of food is very wide. Steve and Sheila are on hand throughout the day to help with enquiries. The garden is delightful. I particularly commend this establishment for having a Holy Bible in our room. Other places are less prone to let the guests decide for themselves whether or not to read this great book. All in all we are very pleased."
Premier Inn Hereford Holmer ★★★
"We all know what to expect from a premier inn and this one didn't disappoint. Clean and good free parking, tick. The bonus are the staff and George was nothing but helpful and friendly. He seemed to be multitasking running the desk and the in-house restaurant - give the lad a medal."
Travelodge Hotel - Hereford ★★★
"I had to have a suit couriered to this Travelodge in Hereford for a wedding, and the staff could not have been more helpful with the logistics of both receiving and returning the suit. They also gave me an excellent recommendation for a local taxi company. Thank you to Eden, Emma and Susie for going the extra mile and ensuring I had such an excellent stay and experience!"
Burton Court ★★★★
"This is a little treasure. With only three rooms, it’s a quiet B&B that hides the facilities and ethos of a five star hotel. Our room was enormous, with a stunning bathroom and could not have been more comfortable. The tour of the building was fascinating."
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The Agents House, Bed & Breakfast
"Last minute decision, due to health limitations and the weather outlook! We stayed in Josie's Annex, so had the benefit of breakfast, with the option of self catering lunch/evening meals. Perfect for us 😊 A) breakfast was seriously delicious, and we could keep costs down by eating in, in the evening 😋. Everything was spotlessly clean, and Fiona/James clearly would sort any issues immediately. They do have dogs and cats, neither bothered us, but, be aware they are around, so if you have issues with pets, then check with the owners before booking. Super friendly hosts, that don't over impose themselves, whilst being available to help when needed. A***"
Trelough House B&B
"My son & I had spent the day making a sword at a local forge. We were exhausted upon arrival and sadly due to poor signal in the area were unable to contact the B&B. Lorraine had stayed up late to welcome us, and the spacious, warm, comfortable room was just perfect for two tired wannabe blacksmiths. Breakfast was everything we could've wished for too. Cereals and fresh fruit galore. Cooked breakfast to follow with freshly brewed coffee, both made to order and delicious. If we're ever back in the area again we wouldn't hesitate to return. We recommended it to Oldfield Forge too as it's only around 5 miles (15 min drive) away. Everything here far exceeded the usual "B&B" expectations. So many are literally spare rooms in overly large houses offered as accommodation, with Kellog's mini boxes left on the side for breakfast and soggy bacon with droopy sausages to follow. This blew away the B&B preconception and provided a hotel-class stay."
Hopbine House
"Having reviewed the hotel directly they have neither responded nor published my review on their website. Once you've read it you'll probably realise why they don't want that kind of advertising... ********** Having booked directly through the website a room to accommodate two adults and three children we arrived to be directed to a room that only slept four. There seemed to be some confusion over how we could have booked a room for five and told that none existed on the premises. We agreed to a mattress being moved from another room as felt that a second room with three young children wasn't the best arrangement for us. Our stay did not get any better. No hot water in the shower or sink, though thankfully the bath did have warm water, which was useful as it allowed us to warm up from a cold and damp room. The room had only had two towels provided when we arrived. Turning the heater up above it's lowest setting set the fire alarm off. Electrical safety generally was a question mark in our minds, with three of the sockets in the room taped over to prevent use. Not a surprise that it was cold and damp though, the single glazed windows had gaps that you could see daylight through. The bathroom was covered in mould and the sink drained marginally better for a full kettle of boiling water being poured down it. A deep clean would probably help but not resolve all of the issues with the bathroom. We knew ahead of arrival the arrangements for breakfast, but despite the dining room not being in use no thought had been given to where we should eat breakfast in the room. There was a single chair and two cups between the five of us. Would not recommend staying here and will not be returning."
Three Horseshoes Inn
"3 of us stayed here for 1 night after a long Day on Moving a customer from Bournemouth. Really freindly people and a pleasure to stay here ... Food was excellent ( The Chef even stayed on for us in the evening as we was very late) Breakfast was also very tasty with a freindly smile and the room was very clean and comfy :-) 10/10"
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More Information About Hereford Hotels
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Number of reviews |
1,253 |
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Total properties |
59 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£188 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£194 |
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Pilgrim Hotel |
FAQ – Hotels in Hereford
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What are the best places to stay in Hereford?
Some of the best places to stay in Hereford are near popular attractions like Hereford Cathedral and Hereford Garden Centre, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Hereford near Hereford Cathedral?
Some of the top hotels in Hereford near Hereford Cathedral include The Green Dragon Hotel (from £86), Premier Inn Hereford City Centre (Old Market) (from £59) and Travelodge Hotel - Hereford (from £68), all offering easy access to Hereford Cathedral, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Hereford?
The most popular Hereford hotels for your stay: Pilgrim Hotel (from £74), Munstone House (from £81) and Premier Inn Hereford Holmer (from £50) are the preferred hotels.
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What hotels in Hereford offer an especially good breakfast ?
Munstone House (from £81),The Greenman Fownhope Hereford (from £62) and Somerville House (from £84) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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