Nestled in the secluded surroundings of the Wye Valley The Old Court proudly sets itself from other accommodation of its kind. Built around 1570 it boasts the original charater and charm from the period from lovingly restored time pieces to the warn welcome that awaits each traveler. The Cotswold bar is enjoyed by the locals and family visitors alike and in the summer everyone enjoys the large garden over looking the hills of the Wye Valley. Whether your visit is for corporate functions or a family break an overnight stay or a romantic getaway you will walk away moved and enthused. All dishes are freshly prepared to order and we take great pride in using the freshest and most local ingredients possible whether bar snack or dining room meal. So for fine food charming local company give us the chance to make you pride of place here at the Old Court.The hotel is stooped in local and international history. It passed through the hands of various members of the same family for over 200 years. Its previous owners included Thomas Gwillim who was ADC to General Wolfe at the battle of Quebec and John Graves Simcoe who was the 1st Govenor General of Upper Canada and founder of the City of Toronto. You can even see a statue of him in Toronto if you visit there. Nearby there is an enclosure on the graves of the family and local historians can seep you off your feet with the information they can part with on a local Kingfisher crusie down the River Wye.A place of great tourism in the UK there is much to do in the area capturing Gloucestershire Herefordshire and South and West Wales. Herefordshire is famous for its Cider making and you can sample the local drink in the Cotswold Bar. Herefordshire Beef is some of the best in the UK. The Old Court is supplied by a farmer who has been breeding and farming pedigree Herefordshire cattle for over 100 years.

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