The Mortimers Cross Inn

Mortimers Cross, Leominster, Herefordshire, Herefordshire, England

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About The Mortimers Cross Inn

This charming, family run, 12th century inn, set amidst beautiful countryside, boasts many original period features whilst offering you a wealth of modern conveniences for your holiday or event. Having spent the day exploring the history rich area around the inn, which includes the place where the Battle of Mortimer's Cross took place, you can dine in one of the hotel's 2 restaurants. After dinner you can enjoy a nightcap in one of the hotel's bars or relax in the hotel's well equipped games room. As a family run business the owners and their staff are proud to offer you a warm and friendly welcome.

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