Howle Hideaway, Howle Hill

This lovely, semi-detached barn conversion is situated in the heart of an eleven-acre smallholding, just three miles from Ross-on-Wye. This property has been beautifully renovated, seamlessly mixing the charm of period features with sleek, modern design. The property boasts a chic open-plan living area with sofa bed and a modern, well-equipped fitted kitchen and a wood-burning stove for cooler nights. At such a short distance from Ross-on-Wye, this lovely home-from-home makes a great base from which to explore all this exciting region has to offer, no matter what the time of year.

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Summary
  •   Max. Occupancy 2
  •   Bedrooms 1
  •   Bathrooms 1
  •   Changeover Friday
Features
  •   Towels Provided
  •   Linen Provided
  •   Dishwasher
  •   Cooker
  •   Fridge
  •   Washing Machine
  •   Television
  •   Kettle
  •   Garden
  •   Log Burner
  •   Wifi
  •   Rural Location
  •   Part of a Group
  •   Parking Available

Accommodation Details

One double bedroom with flat screen TV. Ground floor shower room with large shower, basin & WC. Open-plan living area with fitted kitchen with breakfast bar, dining area & sitting area with woodburner, sofa bed & doors to patio/lawn. Note: Bedroom accessed via spiral staircase.

A lovely, semi-detached Ross-on-Wye cottage on an 11-acre smallholding with Alpacas and Black Sheep, just 3 miles from Ross-on-Wye. Finished to a high standard, this barn conversion is perfect for couples or small families. Note: This property can accommodate four people, or be booked with Ref. 2538 to accommodate up to 8 people.

Scattered over the slopes of Howle Hill, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this lovely, rural hamlet overlooks the glorious Wye Valley and the Royal Forest of Dean. This charming, tranquil holiday destination is situated between the historic market towns of Ross-on-Wye and Monmouth, which serve the village with local amenities. The town of Monmouth is full of wonderful historical architecture – timbered Tudor buildings, striking seventeenth century market halls and majestic bridges line the winding streets of this picture-perfect town. Goodrich Castle is also nearby, providing a perfect example of a twelfth century Marcher Castle whilst alternatively, visitors could enjoy walks along the River Wye or along Offa's Dyke and the Wye Valley. With so much to see and do in this area, there's bound to be something to suit every taste and budget.

Amenities & Facilities

Oil central heating with woodburner in sitting area. Electric oven & hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine, dishwasher, flat screen TV with Freeview & DVD player, 2nd flat screen TV, stereo/CD player. Fuel, power & starter pack for woodburner inc. in rent. Bed linen & towels inc. in rent. Off road parking for 2 cars. Shed for bikes. Delightful side patio & lawn with garden furniture & BBQ. Sorry, no pets & no smoking. Shop & pub 1.5 miles. Note; due to the location the wifi signal can be intermittent. Note: this property only accepts bookings starting on Friday

Location Details

Scattered over the slopes of Howle Hill, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this lovely, rural hamlet overlooks the glorious Wye Valley and the Royal Forest of Dean. This charming, tranquil holiday destination is situated between the historic market towns of Ross-on-Wye and Monmouth, which serve the village with local amenities. The town of Monmouth is full of wonderful historical architecture – timbered Tudor buildings, striking seventeenth century market halls and majestic bridges line the winding streets of this picture-perfect town. Goodrich Castle is also nearby, providing a perfect example of a twelfth century Marcher Castle whilst alternatively, visitors could enjoy walks along the River Wye or along Offa's Dyke and the Wye Valley. With so much to see and do in this area, there's bound to be something to suit every taste and budget.

Herefordshire offers visitors the chance to journey through lush green countryside, enjoying splendid black-and-white timbered villages, a magnificent cathedral city, a fairytale Georgian castle at Eastnor or books galore in famous Hay-on-Wye.

Reviews

We were worried this cottage would be difficult to reach ,it proved to be in a very convenient location ,less than 2 mins from a B road and 10 mins from Ross on Wye and until almost the farm entrance a wide enough road to allow 2 cars to pass easily, it is on a smallholding more than a farm ,with many footpaths close by. Hideaway has a private garden overlooking a lovely grassed paddock . The cottages are furnished and finished to a high standard . You should be aware that there is a narrow spiral staircase which may present a difficulty for anyone with mobility issues. We enjoyed Zam Zam ,The Man at Ross ( see separate reviews ) . Goodrich castle with its brilliant audio tour .Symonds Yat a beautiful spot but very touristy, lots of lovely walks .

Rated by Chris186233 reviewed on 26th June 2018

A very peaceful setting, the cottage was warm and cosy. The owners were very helpful and on hand for any queries.

Rated by Mrs Middleton reviewed on 25th October 2015

It was our first experience of holidaying in a cottage and also the destination was new to us, and it was an absolutely fabulous experience. The cottage was amazing and the hosts were lovely people, we will be going back next summer, 200% guaranteed.

Rated by Mr Gallagher reviewed on 8th August 2015

The fabulous property in a beautiful area made it a special break.

Rated by Mr Renney reviewed on 10th July 2015

It is a wonderfully peaceful holiday destination. The accommodation is first class with very thoughtful and helpful owners. This was our second visit to Howle Hideaway and will not be our last.

Rated by Mrs Hackwell reviewed on 1st September 2014

The cottage was well appointed and maintained and the owners were very helpful.

Rated by Mrs Moore reviewed on 7th July 2014

The peaceful location and comfortable cottage were everything we could possibly need. The owners were very friendly and helpful and the welcome pack a nice touch. The weather was perfect but even if it wasn't there were plenty of DVDs and books etc. to keep you going. Would definitely return.

Rated by Mrs Smith reviewed on 28th June 2014

Secluded and peaceful with a lovely outlook from the cottage. In easy reach of local amenities and places of interest to us both. A very relaxing week.

Rated by Mr Pitchford reviewed on 21st June 2014

The cottage was an excellent base for visiting the Wye Valley and surrounding area. It was in a very peaceful location and benefited from a lovely large garden and patio area. The owners were friendly and thoughtful, even taking in our laundry when it started to rain!

Rated by Mrs Crocker reviewed on 14th June 2014

This cottage is the perfect hideaway for a relaxing, comfortable holiday. The cottage itself is finished to a high standard and has everything that you could need. There was walking from the doorstep, cycling in the nearby forest of Dean, stunning scenery and lots of wildlife. If you want to get away from the stress and strain of everyday life then you wouldn't find anywhere better than Howle Hideaway.

Rated by Mrs Holyoak reviewed on 10th May 2014

My wife and I were looking for a holiday that was both relaxing, and with places of interest, and we were not disappointed.

Rated by Rev Diffey reviewed on 15th October 2013

The cottage is situated in a very quiet and pleasant location great for walking and biking. Very clean and comfortable cottage, with everything you need to enjoy your stay. Lovely Kitchen and Bathroom, and very comfortable lounge/dining area.

Rated by Mr Mortimer reviewed on 18th September 2013

The cottage was just wonderful. Total relaxation. Would highly recommend this cottage.

Rated by Mrs Cunningham reviewed on 20th July 2013

This was our first time to this part of England and the property was ideal. Everything was as described and it is a great location for exploring the surrounding area such as Symonds Yat, the Forest of Dean and other places on the River Wye. We went cycling and walking in the area. The owner was very accommodating and all our needs were met. They even ensured we had good weather. Do take heed of the comments in other reviews about the spiral staircase and we were able to use the owner's own wifi which we were grateful for.

Rated by Jandytimes reviewed on 9th July 2013

Great accommodation in great surroundings.

Rated by Mr Lowe reviewed on 6th June 2013

It is a lovely place to stay, central for touring or walking the area. A very comfortable place to return to after a day of walking. Really enjoyed the area, and would recommend Howle Hideaway to anyone.

Rated by Mr Wing reviewed on 29th May 2013

Beautiful cottage away in the countryside just perfect to relax for a long weekend. Great location with some nice supermarkets to stock up!

Rated by Miss Hill-Jones reviewed on 26th February 2013

This property has it all. Well appointed, comfortable accommodation combined with a lovely setting with excellent views from every aspect. The owner greeted us warmly and we were provided with a welcome pack containing local produce. The area is ideal for walkers or for exploring the area by car. I cannot think of a single way this property could be improved. However the spiral staircase to the bedroom could present problems to less mobile visitors.

Rated by johnpatricia4 reviewed on 27th September 2012

A beautiful property, very well kept and really comfortable. The owners are lovely people and we would thoroughly recommend the property.

Rated by Mrs Gilmartin reviewed on 31st August 2012

Warm and friendly welcome. Immaculate cottage overall. Quiet and picturesque location with lots of little extra touches to make it more special.

Rated by Mr Clifton reviewed on 11th August 2012

The property lived up to the expectations of the advert and delivered exactly what we had hoped for. The location was beautiful with fantastic views and the tranquility we were seeing. We would definitely recommend this property to others.

Rated by Mrs Richards reviewed on 7th August 2012

The accommodation and hosts were both fantastic. Luckily the weather was lovely so we had a chance to enjoy the large garden which backed onto open fields/ woodland. The location was ideal for a quiet getaway and it would particularly suit the rambling fraternity as the Forest of Dean is close by.

Rated by Mr Delaney reviewed on 9th October 2011

Everything was fantastic.

Rated by Mr Kettle reviewed on 2nd October 2011

It was in the country but near to all villages and towns. The wildlife and scenery viewed from the cottage was fabulous. It was spacious and yet cosy and the hosts were very friendly and amenable.

Rated by Mrs Bray reviewed on 8th August 2011

Relaxing and peaceful location with wonderful views. Close to the town but far enough away from traffic noise. Great pubs and restaurants a short drive away. The overall standard was completely beyond my expectations. Would definitely go back to this cottage.

Rated by Mrs Jackson reviewed on 24th July 2011

The cottage is perfect for a 'get away from it all' break. Highly appointed with fabulous panoramic views in an isolated position. The property is located in a rural/hilly location with fabulous views over the surrounding valleys and hills. Extremely quiet and ideal for relaxing and walking.

Rated by Mrs Colgan reviewed on 20th May 2011

We rate this cottage at the highest possible level. Everything was superb and the owners were charming. We fully intend to re-visit in due course.

Rated by Mr Elston reviewed on 2nd December 2010

Superb cottage!

Rated by Mr Clark reviewed on 16th November 2010

Beautiful area to be out and about in - cycling, walking and visiting local towns (Ledbury is a particularly pleasant place to visit). And the cottage was probably the best we've had so far. We also had the delights of the Perseid meteor shower and the Severn Bore on the same evening!

Rated by Mr & Mrs Prior-Jones reviewed on 17th August 2010

Outstanding property!

Rated by Mr Van De Goor reviewed on 12th July 2010

Peaceful quiet location based on an non working farm. Unspoilt views of superb countryside. Upon arrival, we found a super welcome pack containing cider, welsh cakes and various local chutneys. An ideal spot to unwind.

Rated by Mr Brockington reviewed on 26th April 2010

Howle Hideaway is a real gem hidden in the depth's of the Herefordshire countryside. The house has been beautifully decorated throughout to a very high standard and was a real 'cosy' place to stay as a couple. The property had a very large open plan lounge and kitchen with the bedroom on the first floor (via a quite tight spiral staircase). The owners of the property were very helpful and were willing to help out when we encountered problems with the weather (it snowed very heavily when we were there). There is also a lovely pub about a mile away which does grea food. All in all a great little hideaway for a romantic getaway from it all!

Rated by FilippaT reviewed on 9th March 2010

Excellent standard of accommodation in beautiful location. Welcome basket had some lovely local treats in it which we really enjoyed.

Rated by Mr Sherwood reviewed on 23rd February 2010

The property was lovely. Furnished to a high standard and had everything we could want for the stay. The un-spoilt location just made it even better.

Rated by Miss Turland reviewed on 11th January 2010

The cottage was extremely comfortable and homely and provided a welcome cosy return at the end of each day of our holiday.

Rated by Miss Skidmore reviewed on 30th November 2009

Such a beautifully decorated property and it was a pleasure to stay in. The owners went the extra mile to make sure everything was taken care of. We have stayed in cottages before and we felt like their guests rather than customers. I would highly recommend staying there.

Rated by Mr & Mrs Mell reviewed on 23rd November 2009

The cottage was decorated and furnished to a very high standard in a beautiful part of the country within easy access to historic towns and the renowned Wye Valley and surrounding countryside. A very relaxing break.

Rated by Mr Bradford reviewed on 2nd November 2009

The cottage was of a very high standard, the interior was very impressive. Lots of interesting places to visit and things to do, Forest of Dean for walking, Symonds Yat river cruise, Hereford lovely quaint city.

Rated by Mrs Balder reviewed on 28th September 2009

Modern, clean interior and furnished to a very high standard. Fantastic quiet location but close enough by car to reach the surrounding area.

Rated by Mr Miller reviewed on 21st September 2009

The accommodation was first class and extremely comfortable. It is situated in a beautiful area with access to many unique places and activities and was also very peaceful. The owners were very helpful. Couldn't recommend it more.

Rated by Mr Plant reviewed on 14th September 2009

Beautiful cottage in a lovely part of the country. Very friendly owners, nothing was too much trouble. Would definitely recommend to others.

Rated by Mr Phillips reviewed on 8th September 2009

A peaceful location.

Rated by Mrs Horn reviewed on 21st July 2009

Very good accommodation. Very nice owners. Lots of nice little touches.

Rated by Mr Hawkins reviewed on 1st June 2009

The cottage was outstanding, very clean and well situated.The owners were incredibly helpful and we would love to return in the future.

Rated by Mr Scott reviewed on 31st May 2009

The location was great and the cottage it was spotless. A lovely cottage.

Rated by Mrs Cooper reviewed on 24th March 2009

Outstanding accommodation, furnished and equipped with great taste and immaculately clean. Great location for walking and discovering the delights of the Wye Valley. Highly recommended.

Rated by Rev Paterson reviewed on 10th March 2009

In a beautiful situation with glorious views from the French windows. A new property so is in excellent condition throughout.

Rated by Ms James reviewed on 23rd February 2009

The hosts were very friendly and generous, leaving us a starter pack of wood for the fire and a welcome basket of treats!

Rated by Mrs Webster reviewed on 5th January 2009

The accommodation was modern, yet welcoming. We loved the location, it is in a good position for traveling around.

Rated by Mrs Birchall reviewed on 29th August 2008

The owners had refurbished the property to a very high standard. Everything was pristine and very good quality. We loved all the little extra touches. We wouldn't hesitate to recommend it. We'd love to stay there again. It was just so lovely that we felt we could live there!

Rated by Mrs Burns reviewed on 25th August 2008

Very friendly welcome. Beautiful decor.

Rated by Mrs Wightman reviewed on 24th August 2008

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