The White House Guest House Ross-on-Wye

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Within short distance of all Ross restaurants, pubs and hotels where there is a big variety of cuisine including Thai, Indian, Tibetan and Chinese in addition to lovely locally sourced English dishes. The White House was constructed in 1720 and contains much of the original character of the structure. Every room is individual, features white starched linen on the bed, adjacent bathroom or shower and thoughtful extras for our dear guests. We also have 2 'four poster' apartments. You'll be offered a hearty breakfast (either full English breakfast or vegetarian, etc.). Early breakfasts and packed snacks accessible by demand when booking. Unique dietary needs served for. Winner of the Gold award for Ross-in-Bloom 2006 - 2009. Located in The Wye Valley which runs through parts of Monmouthshire, Gloucestershire and Herefordshire and is a district of prominent genuine beauty forming the western border of the Royal Forest, separating England from Wales. This one of its kind area provides endless occasions for open-air activities such as canoeing and fishing on what is perhaps Britain's most unspoiled main river.