★★★★·Weobley·9.9
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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20 m² · 1 extra-large double bed
20 m² · 1 extra-large double bed
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Marshpools Bed & Breakfast, a licensed B&B near Weobley village, offers private rooms with garden or lake views, free WiFi, tea and coffee makers, and flat‑screen TVs. Guests enjoy a garden terrace, bar, and free on‑site parking. Daily full English or Irish breakfasts feature fresh pastries, fruit, juice, chocolates, and cookies. Located 14 km from Kinnersley Castle, 18 km from Hereford Cathedral, and 117 km from Birmingham Airport.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
We were greeted with a warm, friendly welcome and enjoyed an excellent breakfast; the property was extremely clean, the view was lovely, and the chocolate and water left in the room were a nice touch that made me recommend it without hesitation.
Kate·5 months ago
The location suited a peaceful getaway, with beautiful countryside views from the room and a delicious breakfast featuring the best scrambled eggs; however, it was very hot, the carpeted floor made cooling difficult, and a fan with light bedding was the only relief.
Rebecca·5 months ago
Nigel and Tess were incredible hosts—everything was handled effortlessly, and the many lovely touches like complimentary sweets in the rooms, a fire set up outside, and an evening bar made our stay memorable; all rooms were spotless and the breakfast was a real highlight, making it a perfect stay.
Roisin·A year ago
The beautiful location was ideal for attending a wedding at Brinsop Court, the room was spacious, well furnished, and nicely decorated, and the owners were friendly and conscientious, so I would highly recommend staying here.
Kelly·A year ago
We had a fantastic stay: the room was warm, bright, and incredibly comfortable, surrounded by beautiful scenery that added to the experience; the breakfast selection was excellent, especially the Weobley Whopper, and Nigel and Tess were outstanding hosts, welcoming and friendly—definitely would stay again if we’re ever in the area.
Haydn·A year ago