Holiday rentals in How Caple

The Nest, cosy eco-friendly studio, dogs welcome

The Nest is a cosy, airy refurbished self-contained eco-studio apartment in a peaceful, rural setting. Own separate entrance and self check-in. Wood-burning stove and en-suite shower room. There is a unique craftsman-built sleeping platform with double bed, extra sofa bed on ground floor. Free parking. Lovely views of the gentle rolling Herefordshire countryside. The River Wye is at end of the road. Peaceful wildlife garden space. Why not book a course at on-site pottery for a creative break?

Peaceful log cabin nr Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire

This peaceful, modern two bedroom log cabin is on the edge of an AONB. Ideal for enjoying the Wye Valley and Herefordshire countryside on 2 wheels or 4 (lockable bike store included), walking nearby footpaths, visiting nearby pubs/restaurants and attractions, working or simply chilling out. 10 mins from the M50 with easy access to picturesque Ross On Wye, historic Hereford, Hay on Wye, Monmouth, South Wales, the Forest of Dean and Abergavenny. Family friendly with disabled access if required.

Folly Cottage

A snug late 17th Century stone cottage, Renovated to a high standard. Suitable for couples or pairs. Real log burner ! Set in the most idyllic countryside surrounded by woodland, ancient orchards and wildflower meadows. Footpaths in abundance. How England used to be! Excellent local pubs 10 minutes walk. Canoeing on the River Wye 15 minutes away. 7 miles away from lovely Ledbury, Ross-on-Wye and Hereford city in different directions! Guests are welcomed to make themselves at home.

Abode - Annexe in Peterstow

'Abode' at Wellsbrook Barn - A peaceful and relaxing one bedroom, dog friendly, private annexe near to the market town of Ross-on-Wye with parking and a gate for dog security. We are surrounded by lovely walks and lots to discover including the Wye Valley, Forest of Dean, Hay-on-Wye, Symonds Yat and many other beautiful places. Paddle boarding, cycling and canoeing are within easy reach. Close by is the village pub, The Yew Tree, with its very own cider shop just next door.

Sollers Hope Retreat

A brand new Shepherds Hut situated in the tranquil hamlet of Sollers Hope in the Wye Valley, an area of outstanding natural beauty. The Shepherds Hut is located on a working farm, eight miles from the market towns of Hereford, Ross-on-Wye, Ledbury and in easy reach of the Malvern Hills and Hay-on-Wye. You will be surrounded by an abundance of wildlife, yet only 10 minutes from the M50 motorway. A footpath is 200 meters away giving endless routes to explore.

Much Marcle Flat with a View

Situated between the Malvern Hills and the Wye Valley, this quaint first floor apartment is a wing of Chandos Manor, which was rebuilt by Lord Chandos in 1554. The flat is approached by an external stone staircase and is fully self contained. The large open plan living kitchen area offers lovely far-reaching countryside views, and comes with two good sized bedrooms and a bathroom. There is access to 36 acres of historic traditional orchards.

Woodcutters Cottage at Copthorne Farm

A luxury hideaway in the grounds of an old cider producing Herefordshire farmhouse, Woodcutters Cottage provides a great base to explore this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the Wye Valley. Cheltenham Racecourse is within easy reach for the Festival in March as well as other festivals for the non-horsey throughout the year - jazz, science and literary. Hay festival is also close enough to use this gorgeous cottage as a base.

Beautiful stone Bothy for 2 in the Wye Valley

Take it easy at our unique and tranquil getaway. Just 15 minutes from the M50 motorway and around 8 miles from the historic market town of Ross on Wye. The Bothy is a lovingly converted 200 year old building offering an open plan bedroom/living area, a shower room, and a kitchenette with fridge, microwave and toaster. Everything you need for a short relaxing break. Breakfast items will be left for you to enjoy.

Little Rock Barn

In 2012 Little Rock Barn was beautifully converted into a modern functional space, while retaining the character of the original dairy with vaulted ceilings and stone walls. Being located in the Wye Valley, this is an ideal place for those wishing to walk, cycle, canoe or just explore the hidden gems of this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.