Welcome to Hornbeam Hideaway, a magical rural escape.
Soak up your surroundings in the soothing wood-fired outdoor bath.
Gather around the dreamy fire pit and enjoy the unique dining area.
Discover the cosy open-plan space and cocoon of comfort inside your hideaway.
Nestled in 3.5 acres of countryside, this is a truly peaceful retreat.
The comfy double bed is adorned with cushions and throws for ultimate relaxation.
Sink into an armchair next to the toasty wood burner.
Store all your belongings and get ready for the day ahead.
A place to switch off and reconnect with nature.
The setting at Hornbeam Hideaway is completely idyllic.
Your very own slice of paradise amongst the trees.
The sweetest spot for leisurely meals together.
Savour slow moments beside the fire pit.
The outdoor bath beckons for laidback hours in nature.
You'll also find an outdoor shower cubicle for refreshing after adventures.
The self-contained kitchen sits just to the side of the tipi.
A sweet cooking and dining space.
The kitchen has everything you need to cook up wholesome dishes.
Complete with an electric hob, fridge, toaster, utensils and more.
Prepare and enjoy meals before heading out to explore.
Wildlife is encouraged to thrive, with insect-friendly plants and homes.
A private outdoor restroom sits to the rear of the tipi.
Housing two WCs and two sinks.
Perfectly situated, just a few steps away.
Rewild in style at Hornbeam Hideaway.
Sitting in utter seclusion.
Take a seat and enjoy the far-reaching views.
The orchard is a blissful place to sit and soak up your surroundings.
Guests are welcome to pick plump apples, figs and plums to enjoy.
Head to the nearby town of Ledbury for wonderful eateries, attractions, and events throughout the year.
A peaceful haven in rural Herefordshire.
For scenic strolls and a touch of history, Hereford and Hereford Castle make a lovely day out.
The verdant landscapes of Herefordshire are breathtaking.
Hornbeam Hideaway
6028 - New12.4 miles NW of Hereford | Sleeps 2
From £82 per night
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Conveniently located in the picturesque Wye valley, The Portway Inn is a 16th century coaching inn with large gardens for al alfresco dining. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, vegetarian options are available.
Nearby walk
Herefordshire is renowed for its glorious countryside and stunning views. This wonderful walk takes in Merbach Hill starting from Dorstone. Thanks to the www.walkingbritain.co.uk website you can enjoy this and many other walks in the area.
Nearby town
Situated on the Welsh border, Kington is a small market town lying in the Arrow Valley on the river Arrow. There is a lovely high street with a good selection of eclectic shops, eateries and the UK's only traditional Clog Maker, Jeremy Atkinson.
Also nearby
Not just a farm shop, Oakchurch also has a restaurant and garden centre, bursting with over 10,000 local plants! The farm shop has a great selection of fashion items, homeware and toys as well as local food and drink, the perfect place to stock up on your holiday supplies!
The whole family will enjoy seeing a wide variety of miniature, rare and friendly creatures here. An ideal place to visit whatever the weather!
Centrally located in the village of Preston on Wye, The Yew Tree is a delightful traditional pub with cosy interiors and a wood-burner. Outside there is seating for al fresco dining. Real ales are available and the Yew Tree has a great reputation for its food!
Run by a team of volunteers, this local museum tells the history of Kington from prehistoric times. Open on Tuesday's and Thursday's, admission is free and donations welcomed.
A traditional 17th century two roomed pub with local cribbage and quiz league teams. You'll find a large beer garden for summer time drinks and meals.
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