B Leominster

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The Old Rectory is embedded in a pleasing peaceful location at the foot of the riversides Arrow on the Black and White Village trail. This 1852 Victorian Gothic building has just been softly renowated to a top quality standard by the present proprietors, offering luxury lodging. Lynn and Philip Pickard give a sincere welcome to all arriving customers. The bedrooms propose relic furniture and quality soft furniture and accessories together with a variety of thoughtful extras, while the en-suite bathrooms are refined and big. Public zone comprise a calm extensive hall with an open log fire and an sumptuous breakfast room, where a quality breakfast is catered around the communal dining desk. Some highlights of Herefordshire comprise the Ledbury Poetry Festival and the Beer on the Wye VI. Follow the Black & White Trail or the Cider Route. Stay historic houses, local museums, palace ruins - an evocative reminder of early border strife - or terraces varying from the joy of the conventional house park to formal parks with statuary and flowing water in a farmstead setting. Herefordshire proposes the guest 'retail therapy' in a languish, mainly traffic self-sufficient proximity. You will find a lot of self-sufficient smaller boutiques, which retain the ancient character of the market place cities in addition to High Street shops in Hereford. Ultimate of all is the variety of fresh local food & drink from Herefordshire producers. Herefordshire is an oasis for artists and craftmakers - textiles, ceramics, silver, forest - colours, textures and shapes of the future from makers of quality. Come to h. art month in September, when artists open studios, workshops and homes to the social or to the Contemporary Craft Fair in November.