Lea House B&B
Bed & Breakfast in or near Ross-on-Wye

You will be welcomed with a relaxed and homely atmosphere at Lea House – the perfect place to stay. 

A 16th Century former coaching inn, it has been  beautifully refurbished with exposed beams, an inglenook fireplace, antiques and imaginative décor.   The spacious bedrooms have kingsize or twin beds, en suite or private bathrooms, all thoughtfully equipped with many extras and toiletries and fluffy towels.  Caroline’s AA Award-winning breakfasts are a real treat – everything is homemade or local – see the menu on our website.  There is a pretty walled garden for guests’ use.  Dogs welcome in a dog friendly environment.   Free Wi-Fi and flatscreen Freeview TV throughout.

Check our guests’ comments on tripadvisor.com.

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Contact Details
Lea House B&B
Lea
Ross-on-Wye
Herefordshire
HR9 7JZ
Tel: 01989 750652
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Details
Ordnance Survey - SO 661 218

3 rooms

Dog Friendly
En-Suite Rooms
Free WiFi Available
Off Road Parking
Family Friendly
Uses Local Food

Reviews

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We have just returned from a very enjoyable stay at Lea House. We received a very warm welcome from both Caroline and Jellybean (see earlier review) and the location and facilities are excellent. The room was very comfortable, the breakfasts superb and everything was done to make our stay enjoyable, including the loan of an OS map with attractions and eating places marked. Caroline is very knowledgeable about the area and will provide good advice about places to visit. We were particularly impressed by Goodrich Castle and the Butterfly Zoo.
Apr 20th 2012 by C D in Leeds
Lea House provides bed & breakfast with a difference! A wonderful old house, large well-appointed rooms, great breakfasts and Caroline, a friendly and knowledgeable hostess who is happy to provide information about local attractions, restaurants etc., and will lend maps if needed. Plus for children there's a small but very active dog called Jellybean who will keep them happy for hours!
Apr 20th 2012 by N S in Cambridge
What a wonderful place to stay. The rooms are all en suite ,clean and comfortable. Caroline makes you most welcome. The breakfasts are superb! Up to date information is available on all places of interest in the locality. We shall certainly be returning. Absolutely first class.
Mar 09th 2012 by M J in Hertfordshire
Two of my colleagues and I stayed at Lea House earlier this month and I have to say that the entire experience was superb. Wonderful and courteous hostess, excellent rooms and breakfast second to none. With beautiful furniture and wonderful little pieces everywhere, for anyone interested in the finer things in life, this is THE place to stay.
Feb 13th 2012 by B C in Norfolk
TOP QUALTY !!!!!!!! This bed and breakfast is amazing, so peaceful and relaxing and Caroline, the owner is so helpful and nothing is too much trouble. She even provided an ordnance survey map to help us. I also have a dairy intolerance and she went out of her way to accommodate my problem. The Hayloft room is fabulous with gorgeous garden views and everything is provided in the room (Even shoe cleaning equipment and there are nail brushes/ cotton wool balls / tissues in the bathroom !! ), so thoughtful.The breakfasts are to die for and you MUST try her tropical fruit, sooooo DELICIOUS !! This establishment is the best we have ever stayed in.What can I say FANTASTIC !!!
Aug 06th 2011 by L P in Lancashire
I have just returned from a four day stay at Lea House. Caroline was very welcoming to us which was helpful as my mother was very tired when we arrived. The bedroom was lovely and fully equipped with everything we could need. The food was delicious especially the fruit platter and the choice of cooked breakfasts, and I enjoyed the home made bread and scrumptios marmalade. Caroline was very helpful in advising us about where we could go and what we could see, and made leaflets and maps available to us. I vey much enjoyed my stay and would definitely consider coming again should I visit this part of the country.
May 20th 2011 by M B in Dorset
We have stayed with Caroline on many occasions on our way to and from Cornwall. We are always assured of excellent accommodation, a warm welcome and really excellent evening meals! Many of her vegetables come from her garden, so they couldn't be fresher! Very much our preferred overnight stop!
Nov 25th 2010 by D C A in Cheshire
Our second visit to Lea House in two yers. All expectations fulfilled. Fabulous food. Spoilt for choice at brekkers - with that rare delight, a genuinely 'lite' Full English! For Chas, the porridge becme a 'must' whilst Jen couldn't get enough of the mixed fruit platter. As for the fish, yummy! The companionable, crazy kittens were a bonus. We'll be back.
Aug 31st 2010 by C & J in Kent
When approaching Lea House it strikes you as a very attractive, well maintained property, surrounded by a lovely garden at the entrance-side of the house. Upon arrival Caroline is extremely welcoming and accommodating. Although all of the information you require is kindly provided in a folder in each of the rooms, Caroline is more than happy to advise you on places to visit and on the nicest eating establishments in the area. These range from the inexpensive with good food to those restaurants you might want spend a little extra for a special occasion. The rooms and en-suite bathrooms are very comfortable, clean and maintain many of the original features of the old Coach Inn, which reflects the charm of the building. For breakfast, there is certainly a broad choice and hearty selection of foods. Morning meals are consistently delicious and are often comprised from local and homemade ingredients. Apart from the fantastic service and accommodation, the B&B is situated in a great location, from which you can visit numerous tourist attractions. As a result, I have booked in and stayed at Caroline’s Lea House B&B on more than one occasion and would do so again. I highly recommend this B&B, so it gets 5 stars from me.
Jul 04th 2010 by G B in Gloucestershire
The first thing you'll notice is the very warm welcome and feeling you get that you are in someone's home and not just another B & B. Our two night stay recently in the Hayloft was extremely comfortable and the reputation for great food is well deserved. We'll stay again when next in the area.
Jun 08th 2010 by A A in Northamptonshire
Caroline provides everything you could want in a B&B: wonderful hospitality, very comfortable accommodation, plentiful very useful advice on where to visit, what to see, where to eat and drink(and where not to), cheerful and interesting conversation, and, of course, historic breakfasts (the smoked haddock with poached egg cannot be recommended too highly, so good, in fact, that I had to order it on 3 mornings out of 4)! 
 
Lea House is very well-located for exploring the Forest of Dean, Ross on Wye, Hay on Wye, Gloucester, Hereford and beyond, including Bath, Cheltenham and Monmouth and the black and white villages.  
 
We are sure the allure of the smoked haddock will entice us back very soon.....
Apr 16th 2010 by T E in Hertfordshire
We recently stayed at Lea House.Delighted to say we had a wonderful time.The hospitality and Lea House were superb.It is a credit to Caroline and obvious that she puts a great deal of effort into making sure that standards are high and yet this is combined with a very comfortable and enjoyable feeling. 
Caroline has a very good knowledge of the area and was happy to share this with us. 
We shall certainly return,have also mentioned Lea House to our friends. 
 
Mar 29th 2010 by D H in Cheshire
We had a wonderful time staying here over Valentines weekend. The room was very cozy and the bed so comfortable. Breakfast was fantastic! Caroline was great help in things to do and see, and we had a lot of fun. Thanks for making our trip a great one.
Feb 22nd 2010 by J in Huntingdon
Beautiful rooms and a scrummy breakfast!
Feb 10th 2010 by K D in Gloucestershire
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