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10 Top-Rated Hotels in Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire, England
Discover the best hotels in Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire, England including The Royal Hotel, The King's Head Hotel, Premier Inn Ross-On-Wye hotel, The Old Court Hotel, Lea House Bed & Breakfast, Castle Lodge Hotel, YHA Wye Valley, The Inn On The Wye, Paddocks Hotel, The Old Court House.
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1. The Royal Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1641 reviews
Finding an ideal romantic hotel in Ross-on-Wye does not have to be difficult. Welcome to The Royal Hotel, a nice option for travelers like you. For those interested in checking out In The Footsteps Battlefield Tours (1.5 mi) while visiting Ross-on-Wye, The Royal Hotel is a short distance away. Guest rooms offer a flat screen TV, and The Royal Hotel makes getting online easy as free wifi is available. You can also take advantage of some of the amenities offered by the hotel, including room service. In addition, guests can enjoy a lounge during their visit. As an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. During your visit, be sure to check out one of Ross-on-Wye's popular dumplings restaurants such as Yaks N Yetis and Riceberry Thai Cuisine, all a short distance from The Royal Hotel. If you’re looking for something to do, Wilton Castle (0.5 mi), St Mary The Virgin Church (0.1 mi), and The Thomas Blake Memorial Gardens (0.1 mi) are a nice way to spend some time, and they are all within walking distance of The Royal Hotel. The Royal Hotel looks forward to welcoming you on your visit to Ross-on-Wye.
Fabulous hotel , bar and service
Reviewed By Steve MFabulous stay, rooms comfortable and room very clean with a lovely view. Staff so helpful and the bar is great with a view to remember . Food good too , at breakfast go for the cooked one as its same price as continental plus drinks and includes continental ! Ross itself is a charming market town with great views and history (Man of Ross Pub well worth seeking out for a lovely traditional pub). Good bus service if a bit infrequent but with planning you can get out and explore the amazing countryside, take a good walk and have a pub lunch too. Bus 34 and 35 take you near to Symonds Yat with good walk and pub involved . 100% happy ( book direct and even get 20% off lunch or dinner!).
2. The King's Head Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 628 reviews
Historic hotel in the centre of the market town of Ross on Wye. Ideal location for Cardiff, Cheltenham or visiting the Wye Valley, Excellent restaurant using market fresh ingredients, local real ales, friendly popular bar. Free wi-fi, and free car park to residents. All rooms on first and second floor, a listed building with old oak beams and stone fireplaces. There is no elevator. EV 22kw Type 2 charger on the EO network. Download the EO App to use.
Great place to stay.
Reviewed By 265shelleyrGreat place to stay and great value for money. We stayed in room 18, on the second floor. The stairs aren’t great, but this is mentioned on the website so wasn’t a problem as we had been made aware. Breakfast was fantastic and all locally sourced. A lovely old and quirky hotel with free parking which is always a bonus. Staff were fantastic and nothing to much trouble. Will definitely be returning. Thank you.
3. Premier Inn Ross-On-Wye hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 907 reviews
In the heart of the idyllic Wye Valley, Premier Inn Ross-on-Wye puts you at the gateway between England and Wales. Right next to the M50 and A40 you're beautifully connected to both key travel routes and untouched countryside. Saunter round the nearby historic towns of Ross-on-Wye, Monmouth and Hereford. Take to the trails in the Forest of Dean and Brecon Beacons. Get into the swing with a round of golf at the local golf courses. Then tuck into a tasty Beefeater grill back with us, before drifting off in our huge comfy beds.
Walking group away trip
Reviewed By Tourist618236Selected by walking group leader. Ideal location overnight between 2 walks. Excellent checkin by host Jenny. Menu deal offered option for all to eat in evening and then breakfast together, along with accommodation at a great value for money price.
4. The Old Court Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 794 reviews
The Old Court Hotel is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Ross-on-Wye, offering a romantic environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Guest rooms offer amenities such as a flat screen TV, and guests can go online with free wifi offered by the hotel. The Old Court Hotel features room service, to help make your stay more enjoyable. The property also boasts a lounge. If you are driving to The Old Court Hotel, free parking is available. While staying at The Old Court Hotel, you may want to check out Whitchurch Spice Tandoori Indian Restaurant And Takeaway (0.2 mi) which is a short walk away. Looking to explore? Then look no further than Wilton Castle, which is a popular Ross-on-Wye castle – and it is conveniently located a short distance from the hotel. Enjoy your stay in Ross-on-Wye!
Beautiful hotel and stunning gardens
Reviewed By Tanya MLovely hotel with stunning garden & scenery Lots of olde world charm inside. Our server Selby was very friendly and nothing was too much trouble. Menu caters for everyone. We had fish & chips and was delicious. Also had our dog with us & clearly a very dog friendly place. Would highly recommend this hotel.
5. Lea House Bed & Breakfast
Overall Ratings
5 based on 422 reviews
Lea House offers the highest standards of accommodation. It is the perfect place to relax, where you're made to feel really welcome. Award-winning breakfasts are a real treat with home-made breads and jams, fresh fruit and squeezed juice, local butcher's sausages and locally smoked fish. The house is a beautifully refurbished,16th century, oak-beamed former coaching inn with log burner fireplace & imaginative decor, adjacent to the Forest of Dean and spectacular Wye Valley. Dogs welcome. Credit cards. Free Wi-Fi throughout.
Birthday Treat
Reviewed By PropakatangelWhat a great find from the moment we got there we received a very warm welcome. Our room was lovely and the bed was so comfy. Sophie’s breakfast was fabulous and I came home with a jar of her amazing marmalade as a little birthday treat ❤️. Would definitely go back ??
6. Castle Lodge Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 210 reviews
Set upon the banks of the Wye, this lovely 16th-century country house awaits to warmly welcome you. Our family-run hotel offers its guests a stylish and friendly atmosphere. Dine with us in the Wilton restaurant serving the best of local and international cuisine (non-residents always welcome). We look forward to welcoming you.
Lovely stay
Reviewed By Sue51215Spent two nights at the Castle Lodge Hotel and found it to be exceptional value for money. We were given a lovely warm welcome, our room was in the attic and delightful, comfortable bed and everything you would need for a pleasant stay. Breakfast was delicious and the evening meals incredible value for money. All meals were served piping hot and the array of fresh vegetables superb.
7. YHA Wye Valley
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 176 reviews
Lovely spot but not easily accessible
Reviewed By Maru MWe stayed two nights in the campsite so cannot comment on the quality of the accommodation. The campsite is good but the facilities (kitchen, showers and toilets) are in the main buiding, so a bit of a walk to go to the loo. To be fair, there are portaloos on site but they were disgustingly dirty, so we chose to do the walk every time. Same for showering and washing the dishes. Not necessarily a problem but it would be helpful to state in the website how far the facilities are from the campsite. We were there on the busy jubilee bank holidays, yet, the place didn't feel busy (although it was). We didn't have to queue for the showers or the kitchen, so this was a plus. The facilities could be a dash cleaner, so that was a minus... It's worth noting that access to the site is not the easiest. There is a tiny narrow one way track with a couple of very sharp bends on a steep slope, which are challenging for fully loaded cars (such as those carrying all the camping gear). One day there was a delivery van parked outside the building that caused a backlog of cars waiting to get out of the campsite. We sat there for 10-15 min until the van moved. Access is a little challenging but once you are there it is worth it. The views are lovely, and of course it is just by the river Wye, so lots of people brought their wetsuits and canoes. We'd consider coming back because it is good value for money compared to some other campsites, and having access to proper toilets and showers (even if a bit of a walk away) is certainly a good selling point.
8. The Inn On The Wye
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 556 reviews
Welcome to The Inn On The Wye, your Ross-on-Wye “home away from home.” The Inn On The Wye aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year. As your “home away from home,” the inn rooms offer a flat screen TV, and getting online is easy, with free internet access available. Guests have access to baggage storage while staying at The Inn On The Wye. In addition, The Inn On The Wye offers free breakfast, which will help make your Ross-on-Wye trip additionally gratifying. And, as an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. Best of all, The Inn On The Wye makes it easy to experience some great Ross-on-Wye attractions like The Thomas Blake Memorial Gardens, which is a popular garden. The Inn On The Wye puts the best of Ross-on-Wye at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
I'll be back!!!
Reviewed By H981OIdavecCalled in here after completing one of my walks. Staff very attentive on arrival and was poured a drink while being sat straight away at a table. Counted at least 15 other people there on a mid week lunchtime so obviously popular. I ordered the Wye Fish & Chips with chunky chips, peas and home made tartar sauce which arrived perfectly cooked and bang on 10 minutes from ordering. Having heard they did accommodation I asked if I could possibly see one of the 4 poster rooms if not a problem. It wasn't. Young lady, who had been serving, got a key and showed me the room which was really nice. They also have a function room which I looked in on passing. Again a thumbs up ? Overall a great experience with staff being helpful and attentive to everyone. Clean and tidy............Will be back again.
9. Paddocks Hotel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 664 reviews
As of September 2020, The Paddocks Hotel is under new management and Ownership. The Paddocks Hotel has located just a short stroll from the banks of the River Wye in the picturesque Wye Valley and not far from the historic border towns of Monmouth and Ross-on-Wye. With an established tradition of providing a welcoming accommodation venue for group coach holidays, group holidays, special functions, wedding receptions, and dancing holidays, The Paddocks Hotel provides an opportunity for groups of friends, clubs, and event organizers to enjoy a memorable holiday in a beautiful location. Facilities include a superb ballroom, large dining room, and spacious, comfortable reception rooms. The en-suite bedrooms are well-appointed and tastefully furnished. The Paddocks Hotel gardens are beautifully landscaped with views of the Wye Valley as a stunning backdrop. We now have a brand new Asian-inspired restaurant in our hotel under the name Pan Asian and we now serve authentic Chinese, Japanese, Thai and Korean food on our menu as well as our traditional English menu.
Excellent
Reviewed By Millermoo3Stayed at The Paddocks for 2 nights in May. We booked a king size room which unfortunately had a back/side view but it was ok. Bed was 2 together but again ok as very comfortable. The room was very spacious and exceptionally clean. Bathroom was a bit dated but clean with shower gel,shampoo supplied and lovely soft towels. The grounds were landscaped beautifully and very peaceful with access to walk to local attractions. The hotel itself could do with a bit of modernisation, as a whole it was very welcoming. Full English breakfast on both mornings was buffet style, very tasty and plenty to choose from. We ate one evening in the restaurant and it was cooked to perfection. Last but not least. The staff. All friendly and helpful but a big hands up and thank you to Dillon and Marley who served us in the restaurant. They were a bit short staffed and the lads were fantastic. Obliging and smiley and nothing was too much trouble. Thank you for your exceptional customer service!!! Would highly recommend to stay at this hotel and we will be returning. A beautiful unspoilt part of the country!
10. The Old Court House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Welcome to The Old Court House, a 17th Century Guest House in central Ross-on-Wye offering unique period character and modern comforts. We offer Bed accommodation with character: comfortable beds in well-equipped rooms; Guest rooms are generous in size and well furnished with comfortable beds and duvets or blankets at your preference are all en-suite with showers and baths in some rooms have Wi-Fi are equipped with 'Freeview' colour television, tea and coffee making facilities; cups; glasses; cutlery; bottle openers and a refrigerator. Hair dryers are available and we can help if you have left something behind: shaving needs; toothpaste and brushes; mending kits. If you wish to ‘eat-in’ then we are pleased to provide the crockery, cutlery and glasses.. We can provide a cot or similar for the youngest guest; also smaller beds for children wishing to sleep in the same room as their parents. We offer the basic facilities for preparing babies’ and very young children’s own feeds There is a wide range of local pubs and restaurants offering menus from many difference countries (English; European; Indian; Chinese) and all are within a short walk. Ross has banks and pharmacies within 50 yards of our front door.
Quirky
Reviewed By 193jackiedA quirky property which wouldn’t suit everyone. A great location on the high street so handy for shops and restaurants. A nice garden . 2 flights of stairs up to bedrooms . Room 1 was a good size with a sofa. The bed was very comfy. A small tv and very small bathroom . My problem was that it was freezing cold and no heating . I spent the evening wrapped in a blanket. We parked around the corner as no obvious car park although the owner later said we could use his parking if we wanted to
