Summary

The Pilgrim sits in 4 acres of rolling parkland with stunning views across the Wye Valley to the Black Mountains & Brecon Beacons. The restaurant is well respected by locals and visitors alike for it's use of fresh, locally sourced produce and friendly service.

What makes a stay at The Pilgrim Hotel unique?

Glorious sunsets, luxuriously appointed "Country Collection" rooms and refurbished public areas make the Pilgrim an ideal choice for an unforgettable Herefordshire getaway. Many walks start at the property, sightseeing opportunities abound and the local market towns of Ross on Wye, Monmouth & Abergavenny are all within striking distance.

What are the rooms and facilities on offer at The Pilgrim Hotel?

Choose on of the individually designed "Country Collection" rooms, all with beautiful valley views and enjoy the skills of the interior designer Ms Gow, from Bath. With a superb eye for colour, soft furnishings and artwork, she has put some luxurious finishing touches to the refurbished rooms. There are Twin rooms, Family rooms and King rooms, all ensuite, with toiletries, tea & coffee along with flat screen TV's.

What can guests enjoy when staying in the Hereford area?

The locality offers a wide range of shopping, sightseeing, cultural and sporting activities. The area is known for it's fishing, both in rivers and lakes and of course for cider making, indeed tours are available at a nearby cider maker. Hereford has it's Courtyard Theatre, several cinemas, the world famous Cathedral with it's "Mappa Mundi", believed to be the first real map of the world.

Where can guests enjoy food and drink?

The Hotel kitchen offers the full range of food for clients and visitors, covering: Breakfast Morning Cakes Lunch Afternoon Teas Dinner The kitchen is led by Deepak Kumar, a classically trained chef with extensive knowledge of world foods. There is always a curry dish on the menu and the restaurant is renowned for these and their splendid desserts.