Offa's Dyke Path South

Situated in the centre of the market town of Knighton, close to the Offa's Dyke centre, this traditional 14th Century coaching inn boasts tons of character with its original beams, open fires. It has a bar and pool room and a courtyard where you can sit outside. Relaxed atmosphere with 8 ensuite bedrooms.

A relaxed and contemporary B&B set among the rolling hills of the Welsh Marches. Our four spacious rooms provide a comfortable base from which to explore the delights of Knighton and the Marches.

Set in a 17th-century coaching inn and an adjoining Victorian manor house, The Knighton Hotel sits on the border between England and Wales. The hotel is located a short walk away from Knighton railway station and offers a host of activities nearby, including Knighton Golf Club, Offa’s Dyke Centre and Bryn-Y-Castell.

The Burton Hotel has been under the same family ownership for over 35 years and offers modern accommodation in the centre of Kington. In addition of comfortable and well fitted bedrooms, guests can relax by the pool or at the spa. 

Church House is a beautiful Georgian town house with a spacious garden in the old part of Kington, a quiet and ancient market town in the lovely rolling hills of west Herefordshire, just 2 miles from the Welsh border. The house faces south-east, and all the rooms have fine views over the garden. The house is largely furnished with furniture in keeping with the house’s 18th century character. 

Kick-off your boots and relax in the communal lounge or by the fire as Ali welcomes you with a hot drink and treats. Cosy rooms with a super comfortable bed for a restful nights sleep. Recharge your batteries in the morning with a healthy breakfast and enjoy the relaxed, friendly atmosphere and quirky interior (circa 1700), before heading back out on the trail again.

The guest house features 6 rooms, all of which are en-suite with TV, radio alarm clock, fridge, tea/coffee making facilities, hair dryer, shampoo, conditioner and shower gel are provided in each room.

Elmsleigh is situated in Thirty Acres, Cusop, a pleasant stroll from the characterful book town of Hay-on-Wye on the Welsh/English border. Located in an area of outstanding beauty, Elmsleigh is moments from the Offa's Dyke Path and the Wye Valley Walk and conveniently situated for the Black Mountains and the Brecon Beacons National Park.

The Swan at Hay is positioned between the Brecon Beacons and The Black Mountains. It is an independent hotel with 19 individually designed bedrooms and a restaurant serving classic British cuisine. This listed Georgian building was a former coaching inn, and many rooms have large original windows with views across the gardens or stable block. Bedrooms feature flat-screen TVs, tea and coffee trays and private bathrooms. The Swan at Hay has a relaxed bistro and a restaurant serving modern British cuisine with original Georgian windows overlooking the garden.

They have now been at the pub for several years and with the amazing support of everyone, The Crown Inn is once more the central meeting place for the local populace. They pride themselves on being able to cater to everyone's needs and on having close links with local groups such as The Young Farmers Club and our local school. They have seven rooms available upstairs from the Crown Inn pub which is accessible via a separate private entrance outside which is accessible 24 hours. All the rooms have en suite bathroom/shower, tea/coffee making facilities & TV with all linen & towels provided. Free wi-fi.

Paul and Karen welcome you to The Old Rectory, a 17th-century property which stands in an acre of garden, in the unspoilt rural hamlet of Llangattock-Lingoed nestling in the welsh border countryside.

Nestled in the tranquil village of Llangattock Lingoed on The Offa's Dyke Path, The Hunters Moon Inn is a traditional British Pub that has been trading since the 13th century. 

A warm Welsh Welcome awaits you at Penyclawdd Farm and a full Welsh breakfast to set you up for the day. Penyclawdd Farm is situated in Llanvihangel Crucorney within the foothills of the Black Mountains. Rooms are equipped with en-suite facilities, TVs, and tea making facilities. The farmhouse has excellent laid out gardens ideal for guests to relax during their stay.

Myrtle Place is a quiet bed and breakfast in the historic town of Monmouth. Surrounded by stunning scenery

This beautiful Café, Bistro and Boutique B&B was established in January 2020 and is combined with an Art Gallery where you can enjoy our delicious brunch, lunch, and evening menus offering gluten-free, vegan and vegetarian options too.

An historic house Inglewood is old and quirky with a wealth of interesting features. The main part of the house dates 1738 with the oldest part being much older possibly prior to 1650. Unfortunately the design and age of the house renders it unsuitable for wheelchair access because of the number and style of steps and stairs.

The house is located in the village of Redbrook, a lively and friendly community. They have two lovely pubs offering a wide range of drinks and great food and featuring regular live music. 

A 17th Century former farmhouse set just 50 yards from the banks of the River Wye, less than a mile from historic Tintern Abbey. It has been a guesthouse for some years with a loyal following. Now with new owners since early 2019, Marta and Roger Brook.

The Wye Valley Hotel is a family-run country hotel in the riverside village of Tintern, at the heart of the Wye Valley, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

This charming countryside inn is nestled in the picturesque village of Tintern, a place notably used as an escape to great artists, poets and writers. The Wild Hare offers a retreat from the everyday, a spot to relax and unwind within the beautiful countryside. We have several dog friendly rooms, a beautiful pub serving exquisite British food from local producers and a delightful coffee house and gift shop to relax, work and indulge in homemade cakes, artisan sandwiches and locally crafted gifts.

This charming 17th Century, ivy-clad 3 Star Hotel is situated in a prime location along the River Wye and directly opposite Britain’s oldest stone-built castle.  The attentive staff promise a warm welcome to every guest, priding themselves on providing a family-run feel to the establishment.  Intimate lighting and in-keeping decor maintain the hotel’s cosy atmosphere, the perfect place to relax.

The friendly proprietors at The Coach And Horses Inn, Chepstow, offer a very warm welcome and highly rated pub B&B accommodation, with seven well-furnished rooms. With a prideful and quality demanding chef, loving owners and caring staff they provide only the best in service. 

The Beaufort Hotel is located in the centre of Chepstow and is walking distance from Chepstow Castle, the train station, racecourse and plenty of shops, restaurants and cafes. 

The hotel offers a TV in each room, tea and coffee making facilities and wifi throughout. It also has an on-site bar and restaurant which serves traditional British dishes with locally farmed ingredients where possible.