The Falcon Hotel

4 Broad Street, Bromyard, Herefordshire, England

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About The Falcon Hotel

The Falcon Hotel is a black & white Tudor building with quality rooms and fine food in the town centre. All rooms are en suite and full of antique character. We are in the main street of a small, active market town within easy reach of shops and many places of interest. The grade ii listed hotel dates from 1535 and was famous as a Coaching Inn. John, Jane & Sylvia Silver invite you to try this characterful hotel and the top quality food from our award winning chef.

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