Olchon Cottage Farm, Longtown,
Hereford HR2 0NS • England
Your Host: Ivy Pritchard
Tel / Fax: 01873 860233
email: ivy@olchon.wanadoo.co.uk
TB Welcome Host Award.
English Tourism Council: Guest Accommodation.
Location: Southwest Herefordshire on the Welsh Border.
Visit Britain. 3 Stars Rating
Room Rates: From £28 per person per night, reduced for children under 10. Singles £38.
Deposit: £20 per room.
Payment: Cash or cheque with bankers card.
Cancellation: Refund if accommodation is re-let. 
Wildlife Action Award (Gold)
Olchon Cottage Farm is a small working farm under the Black Mountains of Herefordshire. A short distance away is the Offa's Dyke footpath trail bordering England and Wales.
 

 
• Accommodation: 2 rooms accommodating 6 people.
• Families with children welcome (cot, highchair, baby sitter).
• En-suite facilities, Hospitality trays, T.V. and Radio, hairdryers.
Open: All year except Christmas.
Collection: from public transport can be arranged.
Check-in: Between 4pm and 6pm.
Check-out: By 10am please.
Parking: Ample and safe.

Olchon Cottage Farm, which has been carefully converted from a stone barn and once the home of film actor Robert Newton. We offer peace and tranquillity for walkers and nature lovers. The Olchon brook borders the fields where the sheep happily wander with free range chickens and ducks.

You enter the comfortable lounge through a beautiful arched door, a wood burning stove sits in a small inglenook fireplace where guests can enjoy a peaceful evening or watch TV, listen to music, or play games which are available for the more energetic.
An inglenook fireplace graces the dining room with a wood burning stove. Hearty farmhouse meals are served using fresh home grown produce.
A unique stone staircase winds up to the well equipped beamed bedrooms, the first one is a family room with views to the mountains, it has a shower room, TV, hospitality tray and radio.
The second bedroom is also a family room with en-suite private bathroom also provided with TV, hospitality tray and radio, plus the benefit of wonderful views to the village of Longtown and its Norman castle.
Ivy enjoys working in her cottage garden where visitors may relax and enjoy the peace and quiet.
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The world renowned town of books, Hay-on-Wye should not be missed, whilst the market town of Abergavenny, gateway to Wales, noted for its outdoor market and friendly atmosphere awaits you. All are approximately the same travelling distance from Longtown.
The cathedral city of Hereford on the banks of the River Wye with the famous Mappa Mundi, also the home of the Hereford cider industry with works and museum, the black and white house trails through the quaint little villages across the country are well worth a visit.
A very warm and friendly welcome awaits you at Olchon Cottage.