Hotels in Peterstow

Peterstow has no hotels of its own, reflecting its size as a small Herefordshire village, but it makes a peaceful base for exploring the Wye Valley thanks to its position just two miles from Ross-on-Wye on the A49. Broome Farm, home of the Ross-on-Wye Cider & Perry Company, offers bed and breakfast rooms and cabins set among its orchards, a distinctive alternative to a conventional hotel stay and a genuine taste of the local cider-making tradition. Guests here wake up among sixty-five acres of managed orchards, with the farm shop, tasting room and cafe all on site.

For a wider range of hotels, inns and guesthouses, Ross-on-Wye is the obvious next step, with accommodation ranging from traditional coaching inns in the town centre to guesthouses overlooking the River Wye, many within easy reach of the town's independent shops, cafes and the Wye Valley walking routes that begin nearby. Hereford, around twelve miles north along the A49, offers a larger choice again, including well-known hotel chains, and is a practical base for visitors also planning to explore Hereford Cathedral and the wider county. Wherever you choose to stay, Peterstow's location on the main Ross-to-Hereford road means the village and its orchards are always a short drive or bus ride away.