The service at The Premier Inn is excellent. All the staff are really helpfull and friendly. The…read morerooms are spot less and have everything you need. The Beefeater next door is also worth a visit, alot better than others I've been too. The service is very speedy and always with a smile. If you need somewhere to stay in Ross-on-Wye this is well worth a visit :)

The Orles Barn Hotel is conveniently situated just a minute or two outside of picturesque…read moreRoss-on-Wye town centre on a little slip road off the A40/449 at Wilton roundabout. This will take you on into South Wales. 5 minutes in the opposite direction will take you to the M50 and M5/M6. 1/2 hour north-bound will take you to Hereford/Leominster, while 1/2 hr south-bound will take you to Gloucester/Cheltenham. We were met with a warm reception, and cannot fault the all-round friendly helpfulness of the staff. We found our room to be perfectly adequate, clean and comfortable if not rather small, but have to say that we got the distinct impression that the accommodation side of the business came as a secondary after-thought as most of the focus seemed to be put into the restaurant as the primary consideration. Large parties & weddings seem to take precedence. The food was excellent, well thought out & invitingly presented. I can definately recommend the Sunday Lunch! All in all, this is a reasonably priced, pleasant hotel with eager-to-please owners, and is the perfect base from which to explore the Wye Valley.

Fantastic Place to eat. Enjoyed the food immensley and the Sunday Lunch can definitley be…read morerecommended. They have a wealth of events during the year including Burns Night, Valentines and the Pudding Club. The Staff are very friendly and accomodating. We have not stayed in the hotel and so cannot comment on the facilities.

Lovley break despite the weather, dinner felt a little rushed need time between courses attentive…read morestaff, breakfast well,organised restaurant run very well and the food exceptional. One criticism however tables very close together and if a couple wanting to talk private it's difficult as the next table is very close and in front facing you. Don't be afraid to ask to be moved they are accommodating if asked.

Set in idilic surroundings 10 miles south of Hereford on the A49. The quiet location down a…read moreprivate road and surrounded by fields makes you think you could literally be anywhere. The old house is very well kept and as you would expect as you enter. The bedroom I had was a good size with a King size bed (but not necessary as I was the only one in it!). The bathroom was very modern except nowhere for the toilet roll to 'live' and no place for your toothbrush or aftershave to sit. The mirror had LED's in it but didn't work, and the shower floor very slippy (no anti-slip) as I almost when ar** over t**!!!! The swimming pool looked new and inviting (I didn't use as I was here on my own and couldn't be bothered). There was just something missing at every level really. Staff constantly called you 'Sir'... My bathroom had all my stuff on the floor... The breakfast buffet looked nice but actually limited choice but it looked grand because of the setting... Overall very nice, but not my ideal choice (I was here on business so wouldn't choose this myself despite it being a similar price to a top Premier Inn)

A clean and comfortable hotel set in a very quiet area of countryside. The old fashioned…read moresurroundings and decor maybe slightly off-putting but the rooms are modern and tidy, quiet and comfortable. The included breakfast was more than adequate with a good selection from cereals and fruit juices to a complete range of good proportioned cooked English breakfast. Can thoroughly recommend the smoked salmon and scrambled eggs. Great value for money

Conveniently located in the centre of the picturesque market town of Ross-on-Wye, is the Kings Head…read moreBar & Hotel, an ancient hostelry dating back to the 14th century, when it used to be a small coaching inn. It has a wealth of olde-worlde charm & character with it's many low oak-beamed walls & ceilings, stone & wooden floors, huge open log fires and lots of interesting nooks & crannies. It is even reputed to have a secret tunnel running from the cellar to the Saracens Head, another hotel/pub further along the street, and is further reputed to have ghostly residents! The room we stayed in was large & interestingly quirky with a sloped ceiling, and spotlessy clean. Fully equipped with tea/coffee tray & even complimentary bottled mineral water. Also TV, trouser press & direct dial access telephone. Lovely clean bathroom with amazingly soft towels, soap, shower gel etc. Apparently the superior rooms have freeview and flat screen TV's! The old winding staircase leading up to the rooms was rather steep and uneven, but very much in keeping with the 14th centuary charm! That said, this might pose a problem for the elderly or infirm. The bar downstairs is very popular with the locals which is a good sign, & has a lovely warm, inviting & friendly atmosphere. Lots of comfortable seating with armchairs & sofa's, and a roaring log fire. An excellent choice of beers & wines. Our evening meal and breakfast was top-notch with an excellent menu and friendly obliging staff. It did'nt cost a lot either - we paid £80 all-in which was excellent value considering the quality of food, efficient service & the superior ambiance of the hotel itself. To summerize: although only a 2* hotel, it provides 5* sevice - relaxed & welcoming, we will definately be back!

From the owner: AA graded 3 Star Hotel, en-suite rooms, four poster beds. Local hand pulled real ales, extensive…read morewine list, bar meals and restaurant, local fresh market produce. Car park

Glewstone Court Hotel is a lovely country house which is owned and cherished into a wonderful place…read moreto eat and stay. My parents used to live about 10 miles from Glewstone and it was a regular lunch and occasional special dinner stop, now it is a useful stop for lunch on travelling from South Wales to the Midlands and North. Over the years little has changed and the owners Christine and Bill remain excellent hosts and restaurateurs. On our last visit the sun was shining enough to sit outside and have a delicious lunch, wonderful goat's cheese salad. The garden is beautiful and makes one feel like the lady/lord of the manor. A little more expensive than stopping at motorway services but only a little, so next time you're passing Ross on Wye give it a try.