Snaptrip says
Holmer Farm is a well-received cottage in Herefordshire, praised for its tranquility, cleanliness, and comfort. Guests appreciate the peaceful setting, the generous welcome hamper, and the well-equipped facilities. The property is dog-friendly, with many noting the secure outdoor space and thoughtful touches for canine companions. Despite some minor practicality issues in the bedroom, the overall sentiment is highly positive, with many guests eager to return.
Guests that stayed at this property said
Reviewers consistently mention the spotless condition of the cottage, highlighting its immaculate presentation. The attention to cleanliness is evident, contributing to guests feeling safe, especially during current times.
The cottage's location is celebrated for its peacefulness and rural charm. Guests enjoy the quiet surroundings and proximity to local attractions, though some mention the narrow lanes require getting used to.
Comfort is a strong point for Holmer Farm, with guests finding the property cosy and welcoming. The beds and seating are comfortable, although there are some comments about the practicality of the bedroom space.
Facilities are highly regarded, with the property being well-equipped for self-catering needs. Guests appreciate the kitchen amenities and outdoor space, though a few noted the desire for more practicality in the bathroom and bedroom.
The thoughtfulness of the hosts is frequently mentioned, particularly regarding the generous welcome hamper. While such gifts are greatly appreciated, it is politely noted that they are a gracious gesture and may vary.
About this property
Leominster 5.9 miles. Set on a working farmland, in the scattered hamlet of Pudleston, surrounded by beautiful countryside and just a short drive from historic Leominster, is this delightful Herefordshire cottage. Holmer Farm is the perfect romantic break for those seeking to explore the many walks within the area, as well as the number of vibrant market towns and quaint villages. Inside, the holiday accommodation has been fitted within everything you and your loved one could possibly need for a self-catering stay and the contemporary fixtures and furnishings ensure a relaxing break all year round. Step into the abode and be welcomed by the sitting room, where the long distance country views can be enjoyed. Unwind into your evening after a long walk by sinking into the sofa and tuning into the TV or open up the map on the dining table to plan tomorrow’s route. Concluding the ground floor is the charming kitchen, where you and your partner can make the most of the provided amenities to rustle up a delicious meal and open up a bottle of something fizzy as a well-deserved treat. Make your way upstairs to find the bedroom, unpack your belongings and drift off to sleep within the king-size bed. To the outside, table and chairs offer an alternative dining arrangement, allowing you to savour a glass of wine whilst soaking up the sunshine during the summer months. Just a short drive is the ancient wool town of Leominster, where you can look forward to exploring the variety of shops, cafes, pubs and antique shops, catering to all tastes. For things to do whilst here, find a magnitude of historical landmarks to visit, including the National Trust property of Berrington Hall with its scenic gardens, and Hampton Court Castle, offering interesting tours and a maze to explore. Find a plethora of walks upon Wye Valley, including beautiful Symonds Yat Rock, which is a scenic viewpoint towering 120 metres above the River Wye, alternatively, travel slightly further to walk part of the famous Offa’s Dyke path.The city of Hereford is a scenic drive away and offers a further selection of amenities for you to enjoy, as well as opportunities to learn about the local history by visiting the Gothic Cathedral, the Black and White House Museum and the Waterworks Museum, or perhaps the Hereford Cider Museum to immerse yourself in the art of cider making. A wonderful Herefordshire cottage for a memorable holiday, at any time of year.
Leominster is a market town in Herefordshire, situated on the border where England and Wales meet along Offa’s Dyke. You will be impressed by the fine examples of architecture that the town plays host to, including he Priory Church, along with a wide variety of shops, cafes and pubs. Within close reach is the smaller market town of Tenbury Wells, which boasts a unique 18th century bridge built by Thomas Telford and the Pump Rooms.
Accommodation
One king-size double bedroom.
Ground-floor shower room with shower, basin and WC.
Kitchen.
Sitting/dining room
Oil central heating.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, WiFi, TV with Freeview, DVD, CD, radio, selection of books, games and DVDs.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking for two cars.
Lockable bike storage.
Patio area with furniture and BBQ.
One well-behaved dog welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 5.7 miles, pub 4 miles.
Please note : the property is in a rural location down a single track lane.
Nearby points of interest
- Hereford Cathedral
Reviews (45)
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Ann
Situated in a very rural area but ideal to visit many places of interest. Must be well insulated because it kept warm throughout the week. Had a very good weeks stay definitely recommend.
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Richard
Generous welcome basket was appreciated. It was handy to have the small fenced area outside so we could let the dog out supervised but off lead for a wee. Very rural quiet location. Weather wasn't great during our stay, just means we have to come again in better weather. Our 3 year old cocker spaniel settled right in. Like it was home from home.
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Jayne
Everything we could want was provided. We did not have a dog with us, but it was apparent that they would also have been well catered for. Extremely clean, you would never guess there had been a dog there with the last guests. Would definitely recommend.