Pilgrim Hotel

Ross Road, Much Birch, Hereford, Herefordshire, England

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About Pilgrim Hotel

Ross on Wye, Monmouth and Hereford are a short drive from the Pilgrim Hotel, a 3* Country House hotel in the Wye Valley. Set in 4 acres of parkland with beautiful views and an award-winning restaurant. The Hotel is ideally located on the a49 just 6 miles from Hereford and 8 miles from Ross on Wye, on the original route that pilgrims took to visit the shrine of St Ethelbert. Guests can be assured of a good night's sleep in this peaceful location. Most rooms have superb views across the Golden Valley. The cosy bar has a roaring log fire in winter and access to the gardens during the summer. There is a range of snacks available at lunchtime and in the evenings. Our award-winning restaurant looks out over the gently rolling Herefordshire hills and in the evening it is the perfect location for a romantic candlelit dinner. In the grounds, guests can enjoy a game of croquet or badminton on the lawns or practice their golf on our three hole pitch and put course. The hotel is currently undergoing refurbishment. Disruption is minimal.

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