Portway Inn
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Portway Inn
Brecon Road, Hereford, United Kingdom
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This 16th-century inn is in the beautiful Wye Valley, in the cider orchards between Hereford and Hay-on-Wye. It has free on-site parking, free Wi-Fi, a traditional bar and a modern restaurant. The Portway Inn is a traditional country inn. It is in quiet countryside on the A438, near Staunton-on-Wye and less than 10 miles from Hereford city centre. The inn has been carefully restored and has original wooden beams, quiet gardens and a real log fire. The large en suite rooms have TVs and tea/coffee. Some rooms have a traditional style and some are more modern. The Portway Inn offers a seasonal menu, featuring home-cooked dishes made with fresh, local produce. Food is available in the traditional, oak-beamed bar and the modern restaurant.Show More
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3.6/5
Cleanliness: 3.6
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Surroundings
Landmarks: Wiggly Wigglers
(4.3 km)
Landmarks: Brobury House Gardens
(4.4 km)
Landmarks: The Herefordshire Golf Club
(6.1 km)
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Superior Double Room
1 Double bed
Non-smoking
Private Bath
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Single Room
1 Single bed
Non-smoking
Private Bath
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Double Room
1 Double bed
Non-smoking
Private Bath
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Twin Room
2 Single bed
Non-smoking
Private Bath
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Guest Reviews(10)
3.6/5
Verified Reviews- Cleanliness3.6
- Amenities3.6
- Location3.6
- Service3.6
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Guest User
January 31, 2023
Came for a nice meal with my friend, the service was non existent and the staff all openly said how they don’t want to be there. They even started to tell us about there managers schedule and how they should be here and there not… when ordering desserts we were told after purchasing that they can only do one of Our desserts and that the chef ‘ can’t be bothered to cook anymore’ . Purely unprofessional, very dissatisfied …. Food was banging though
Guest User
January 31, 2023
We were given a warm and friendly welcome by the manager Nathan, who went above and beyond to make sure that my family had a great dining experience. The food was served in good time and tasted lovely.
Guest User
January 31, 2023
Lovely friendly welcome from George the receptionist/barman/waiter/problem solver, for whom nothing seemed to be a problem. Comfy bed, but basic, old-fashioned shower with not much water pressure. Excellent evening meal, freshly-prepared and homemade, with well-kept real ale. Lovely find, but could do with some updating
Guest User
January 31, 2023
I had been invited to dinner and was very disappointed. The amount of food on your plate was enough to serve two did nothing to disguise the poor quality of cooking and presentation. The starter of grilled goats cheese was lacking and again enough to serve two. The sesame chicken was over cooked and dry and lacked proper seasoning. The wines on the wine list were all out of stock albeit the house wines. However, the service was attentive.
Guest User
May 8, 2022
Stoped 4 years ago food and beer still good..if you stop be prepared for wonky floors its an old pub.we found it underused which is a shame but it is in the middle of nowhere surrounded by orchards so very pretty with the blossom out.There are a few ******* but minor ones all in all i would stay again
Guest User
May 4, 2022
We prebooked Sunday lunch for a large family meal. There were 20 of us ranging in age from 92 to 2. The staff were extremely welcoming and friendly & the table was ready for us including a high chair & small cutlery. The food was superb; it was hot, tasty & served efficiently. No mean feat with such a large party. We all thoroughly enjoyed it.
Guest User
April 30, 2022
Only dropped in for a meal but what a great place. Food was all home cooked and tasted amazing. Staff although young were very friendly and accommodating. The menu was varied and served piping hot. Would highly recommend
Guest User
April 25, 2022
This is a gorgeous listed building with lots of character, exposed beams and a big fireplace. The garden has tables and chairs and features a large apple tree, which was in bloom. We were welcomed to our one night stay with a warm meal, and the fire was put on for us to relax. The room was nice, featuring a slanted floor and exposed beams. Breakfast was great, and the service is very friendly. We came back in the evening after our trip to a country show, and were again served delicious food before we headed home. Overall a lovely venue, friendly, clean service and excellent food. Definitely recommended.
Guest User
January 31, 2023
We called into Brewers Farye on the off chance after a long day out and before a long journey home- the two ladies that served us were lovely, nothing was too much trouble. The food was great and the puddings were amazing! If we are travelling near the Portway Inn again we will definitely be eating there again.
Property Policies
Check-in and Check-out Times
Check-in: After 14:00
Check-out: Before 12:00
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Property Description
- Number of Rooms: 11
This 16th-century inn is in the beautiful Wye Valley, in the cider orchards between Hereford and Hay-on-Wye. It has free on-site parking, free Wi-Fi, a traditional bar and a modern restaurant. The Portway Inn is a traditional country inn. It is in quiet countryside on the A438, near Staunton-on-Wye and less than 10 miles from Hereford city centre. The inn has been carefully restored and has original wooden beams, quiet gardens and a real log fire. The large en suite rooms have TVs and tea/coffee. Some rooms have a traditional style and some are more modern. The Portway Inn offers a seasonal menu, featuring home-cooked dishes made with fresh, local produce. Food is available in the traditional, oak-beamed bar and the modern restaurant.
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Languages Spoken
Spanish
French
English