Places to Eat

You’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to eating out in Herefordshire – whether it’s a traditional cream tea, a fine dining experience or a gastropub meal that you are looking for. This is a county that knows how to eat well!

With so much produce grown on the doorstep – from orchard fruits to cheese, dairy products, honey, free-range meat and cider - local chefs have their pick of local specialities to feature in their menus.

Here in the village, just a couple of minutes walk away, the Sun Inn offers lunch and dinner using fresh local produce. If you’d like to venture further afield, do refer to the folder of menus and information on local eating places which you will find at Winforton Court.

The Local Attractions

Many visitors love Herefordshire’s peace and tranquillity and see it as the perfect antidote to a stressful city lifestyle.

Garden-lovers are in their element, with gardens such as the famous Hergest Croft, Brobury, Hampton Court, Abbeydore, How Capel Court and nearby Arrow Cottage to visit.

Book lovers will delight in browsing the dozens of specialist bookshops just seven miles away in Hay-on-Wye, the internationally-known ‘Town of Books’ and home of the annual literary festival.

For more energetic visitors, there are numerous activities close by – from golf at Hay and Kington (the country’s highest golf course at Bradnor Hill) to canoeing and mountain biking at Hay. You can also fly or glide from Shobdon airfield or ride horses in the Black Mountains.

For anglers, we can arrange day fishing at nearby Letton Court, as well as salmon and coarse fishing on the Wye.

Walkers can stretch their legs on no end of good trails, including the Offa’s Dyke Path and the Herefordshire Trail.

For those who love historic architecture, Herefordshire’s famous Black and White Trail will take you on a 40-mile circular route through some of the county’s most picturesque black and white towns and villages, including Leominster, Eardisland, Pembridge, Weobley, Dilwyn, Kington and Eardisley. To help you plan your stay, you will find a well-stocked folder of information on local attractions at Winforton Court.

Oaker Wood Leisure

A fantastic woodland activity site approximately 20 minutes drive from Winforton Court. Paintballing, Quad Biking, Clay Pigeon Shooting, Raft Building, High Rope Tree Trekking and much more. Perfect for house parties, family celebrations or just an adventurous weekend.

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History Breaks

Come and join us for a ‘Magical History Tour’ this year! Book two nights or more, and discover some of Herefordshire’s unique history and architecture. An illustrated talk by local expert Penny Platts here at Winforton Court will lead you into two self-guided car tours of the area.

Winter Heart-warmer

Book a cosy and relaxing two-night break during December and January, and you’ll find a bottle of wine and a box of chocolates in your room, with our compliments.

Make it a House Party!

Why not spend time with a group of family and friends this Autumn in luxurious, period surroundings?

Book a golfing break!

Make your stay at Winforton Court even more unforgettable with an experience of playing on the highest 18-hole golf course in England, just seven miles away.

Get in touch today!
01544 328 498

Winforton Court, Winforton, Herefordshire HR3 6EA