A true oasis of tranquillity, where high standards of hospitality prevail. 

This secluded 16^th Century character farmhouse is comfortably furnished with fine period pieces and offers the perfect base for a relaxing break. Informal walled gardens, rose trellis and lawns overlook an ancient spring fed stream that flows through the garden.

All rooms have en-suite facilities with shaver sockets and are exceptionally well appointed with all you need for your comfort, including colour television, bedside radios with alarms, hairdryers and tea and coffee making facilities. There is a magnificent traditional Four Poster bed in the spacious Victorian room. All rooms are centrally heated.

The Victorian Drawing Room and Garden Room with access to Snooker Room are available for your comfort and relaxation. Guests are encouraged to stroll around the delightful gardens and sit for a while to savour the peace and tranquility of this rural gem.

           We are a strictly non-Smoking environment.

Sorry no pets or children.

Fishing

The property owns Fishing Rights on the Garron Brook and guests are welcome to bring their own rods and try their luck for a brown trout!

Arrangements can be made for the more serious Game Fishing, on a local stretch on the River Wye at Symonds Yat - 2 rods max. 

Local coarse fishing available nearby.

Location

Ross-on-Wye

Llangarron is an unspoiled village offering easy access to the historic town of Ross on Wye (5 miles) and the famous Welsh border town of Monmouth (8 miles). Drive 10 minutes to the world famous Symonds Yat Rock renowned for its magnificent viewpoint over the "Horseshoe" bend on the river Wye and maybe a chance to see a rare Peregrine Falcon

Viewpoint from Symonds Yat Rock

There is much to explore with numerous activities for the outdoor visitor including golf, canoeing, cycling and walks in the Royal Forest of Dean. Cathedrals of Gloucester and Hereford with the famous Mappa Mundi are within easy reach, as are castles at Raglan, Skenfrith, Goodrich, Chepstow and Eastnor.

Enjoy a day out browsing around the antique shops of Leominster and Ludlow or look for that old book at Hay on Wye.