Welcome to

Offa's Dyke Lodge

 

Four Star

Bed & Breakfast Accommodation

Relaxing, spacious and welcoming
Ensuites, Tea/Coffee facilities & TV in rooms
30' x 20' swimming pool
Excellent cooking using  fresh local produce
Panoramic views of spectacular countryside
On Offa's Dyke path
Ample car parking
Village setting, pub and shop 150yds
Wonderful walks, cycling, off-roading, etc.
Gladestry Offa’s Dyke Lodge Rooms

About Offa's Dyke Lodge

The village of Gladestry in the heart of the Welsh Marches, on Offa's Dyke Path between Hay-on Wye and Kington, at the centre of one of the few remaining unspoilt areas of outstanding natural beauty left in Britain.

Built around 1987 as a large family home,  the house sits in its own grounds of just over an acre with 360° panoramic views of the spectacular countryside around Gladestry; and a brisk walk of about 20 minutes will see you at the top of Hergest Ridge with views across 2 counrties and 2 counties (Four on a clear day!! )

Guest accommodation features three bedrooms all with private bathrooms, tea/coffee making facilities, TV and heating.

Locally sourced ingredients are used as the basis for the breakfast menu ensuring a perfect start to the day. Vegetarian and Gluten-free diets are catered for.

A place for all reasons and seasons.

Join us very soon for a relaxing and enjoyable stay at:-

            

Offa's Dyke Lodge.

Things to do and see

Gladestry itself is steeped in history being on the ancient Drovers path from deepest Wales to the London markets. Archaeological sites abound and all the local history/gossip can be debated in the convivial atmosphere of the local pub.

Kington (5 miles) is a bustling market town over 1000 years old. Life does not change quickly here and many ancient buildings and traditions remain. The shops are a treat and a visit to Hergest Gardens strongly recommended.

Hay-on-Wye (8 miles) enjoys an international reputation for its unmatched selection of shops selling new and used books. It hosts a variety of festivals throughout the year and offers some of the best canoeing in the country

Walking, and in particular the Offa's Dyke path, is a major attraction of the area. However the magnificent scenery can also be enjoyed from the car - including the famous Black and White village trail. Cyclists will find quiet roads and unspoilt tracks to delight them and golfers can enjoy a round on the highest course in England! Other sporting activities include horse riding and ballooning, while for the less energetic there are craft workshops, wonderful old churches to visit and a whole variety of excellent places to eat. In all, something for everyone!

 

Accommodation Rates 2008
Per Room Per Night Inclusive
  Double/Twin Ensuite from £60.00 to £70.00  
Twin with private bathroom from £55.00 to £65.00
  Single occupancy discount £15.00  
  Packed Lunch  £5.00  
  Luggage Forwarding (per mile one way) £1.40  

 

SEASONAL OPENING MARCH - NOVEMBER

unless by prior arrangement

Sorry, No Pets or Children under 12. No Smoking in Lodge

             Lynne & Norman McLeod
Offa's Dyke Lodge, Gladestry
Kington, Powys HR5 3NR
Tel: 01544 370 341 
E-Mail: info@offas-dyke-lodge.co.uk

             How to find us

 

(1) From the East:

Take the A44 from Worcester/Leominster or the A438 from Hereford heading for Kington.

By-pass Kington on the A44-direction Rhayader. Take the first turning on the left after a 'Welcome to Wales' sign heading for Painscastle/Gladestry (B4594).

(2) From the South (Hay-on Wye):

Cross Wye to Clyro onto A438 direction Hereford. After 200 metres take narrow road signed Newchurch. Meet B4594 and follow to Gladestry.

Enter Gladestry. Opposite Telephone box turn into lane. The drive to Offa's Dyke Lodge immediately on the left-hand side (OS Ref: SO232550).