Leominster

Leominster is an ancient Herefordshire market town that lies in the North on the River Lugg. The Black & White Village Trail begins in Leominster a delightful 40-mile course through sleepy country lanes, timeless villages, and the attractive little towns of Dilwyn, Weobley, Sarnesfield, Kinnersley, Eardisley, Kington, Lyonshall, Pembridge and Eardisland.

Dotted with bookshops, quaint cafes and a wealth of antique treasures, Leominster has a calming effect that is perfect if you want to escape the urban stresses and strains.

Find some great spots to dine, drink, and feast in Leominster. There are plenty of places to stop for a treat – whether you fancy a light bite or a hearty meal, there is something for everyone.

There are many tourist attractions in and around Leominster, if you fancy an adrenalin filled day at Oaker Wood Leisure or a leisurely day cider tasting at the Orgasmic Cider Company, there is sure to be something to keep you busy. If castles and grand stately homes are more your cup of tea, then why not visit one or the four National Trust Properties in Herefordshire, Berrington Hall is just 10 minutes from Leominster.

Visit Leominster Priory, a place of gathering for over 1350 years where you can reflect on medieval justice, with a look at one of England’s last surviving ducking stools or take the innovative tablet tour to discover the secrets of the Grade II* listed timber-framed market hall built by John Abel in 1633, Grange Court.

There is a mix of the charming, modern, and tried and tested places to stay. Fancy sleeping somewhere more memorable than a hotel room or regular campsite? From bell tents to luxury self-catering accommodation, you will have a night to remember in spectacular places to stay in Leominster.