Welcome to Weobley!

Mellington House is an attractive 16th century B&B set in the centre of the black-and-white timbered village of Weobley, with three guest apartments in beautifully converted outbuildings. Beds are configured as twin, double, or in one two-bedroom suite, both: this makes it easy to accommodate families or groups of friends.

‘The Old Stable’ is on the ground floor with twin beds that can also be made up as a super king size double, this is ideal for those with limited mobility. ‘The Coach House’ has a double ‘loft style’ bedroom on the first floor and a potential extra bed can be made up in its lounge, and ‘The Hay Loft’ is a first-floor conversion which has a double bedroom and a twin. Rather than have ensuite facilities each apartment has its own private bath- or shower-room.  Each apartment has its own sitting room, a small kitchen stocked with milk in the fridge, and your own front door for private access to the street, garden and orchard.

A full English breakfast is served every day from April to November in the main dining room, but in the winter months from December to March accommodation is only on a self-catering basis. Conveniently, the village’s Green Bean Cafe is right next door: this is open year-round from Tuesday to Saturday.

Guests in here have off-street parking and direct access to Mellington House’s gardens. Spreading over a generous acre, these include flowerbeds, a large expanse of lawn and an orchard with chickens. Bliss in summer and pretty good at any time of year.

A few doors down  the street there’s the two-bedroom Cottage, a black-and white Tudor cottage that is only available on a self-catering basis. This property is even older than Mellington House: ‘The Cottage’ dates back to 1450 and is a living breathing part of Weobley’s history, and has its own private village garden: there’s street parking outside or you can leave your car at Mellington House a few steps away.

Weobley Village is very much on Herefordshire’s B&W village trail, and is a lively place with two pubs, two restaurants and a cafe. Quite apart from the historic appeal of the ancient timber-framed buildings there’s lots to see and do.

Mellington House B&B suggests:

With so many accommodation options Mellington House is perfect for large families or groups of friends wishing to travel together. Dogs can be accommodated in the village-centre Cottage and are permitted in one B&B guest bedroom by prior arrangement: call ahead to book.