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Somerville House is a charming detached Victorian villa built in 1895, nestled on a peaceful, tree-lined residential street in Hereford. This boutique-style five-star bed and breakfast combines timeless elegance with modern comfort, offering guests a warm and welcoming atmosphere alongside personalised service. The property features eleven beautifully appointed en-suite bedrooms, including a spacious ground floor room that can be configured as a super king or twin, ideal for guests seeking extra space. The upper floors host a variety of rooms, from a cosy single and a small double to luxurious super-king/twin rooms, some with baths and/or showers to enhance relaxation. All rooms are thoughtfully furnished to ensure a restful stay, blending period charm with contemporary amenities. Guests can enjoy a delicious breakfast in our stylish dining room, with options ranging from a hearty traditional full English to continental and vegetarian choices, plus healthy alternatives. After a day of exploring, unwind in our comfortable lounge or stroll through the stunning terraced garden, perfect for relaxing outdoors. Parking is available, and complimentary Wi-Fi is accessible throughout the property. Located less than a mile from Hereford city centre, Somerville House offers easy access to local attractions, including the cathedral and train station, which is within a ten-minute walk. The property is conveniently situated near major roads, being within driving distance of the M5 motorway, Ross-on-Wye, Great Malvern, Gloucester, Leominster, and Cardiff—just an hour’s drive away. Its prime position near the Brecon Beacons and Wye Valley makes it an ideal base for walkers and outdoor enthusiasts. Please note that Somerville House is an adults-only establishment and does not accommodate dogs, ensuring a peaceful environment for all guests.

If you seek a charming mix of vibrant rural communities connected by motorways and scenic lanes, Herefordshire is ideal. Located southwest of Birmingham, bordered by Wales to the west and Worcestershire to the east, this county offers a rich heritage and diverse landscape. It’s a perfect setting for those looking to enjoy the tranquillity of rural England with excellent accessibility.