Hotels in Leominster, Herefordshire
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46, Broad Street,
Leominster, Herefordshire, England,
HR6 8BS Heritage Rating:
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17th century (Time Period)
Extremely comfortable and well appointed 17th Century townhouse in the centre of historic Leominster moments from all taverns, restaurants and facilities. Secure private parking for all guests.STRICTLY NON-SMOKING more >>Accommodation Rating: Stay at this Hotel from: £52.00 Location
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Name
Location
Accommodation
From (£)
Heritage
Distance
Cadmore Lodge Hotel
Tenbury, Worcestershire
Hotel
50.00
6.4 miles
Overton Grange Country Hotel
Ludlow, Herefordshire
Country House Hotel
95.00
8.8 miles
Feathers Hotel
Ludlow, Shropshire
Hotel
40.00
9.4 miles
The Cliffe Hotel
Ludlow, Shropshire
Hotel
45.00
9.4 miles
Dinham Hall Hotel
Ludlow, Herefordshire
Town House Hotel
85.00
9.5 miles
The Falcon Hotel
Bromyard, Herefordshire
Hotel unrated
53.00
10.1 miles
Fishmore Hall
Ludlow, Shropshire
Hotel
99.00
10.3 miles
Heron House
Burghill, Herefordshire
Hotel
27.00
10.5 miles
The Clive Restaurant with Rooms
Ludlow, Shropshire
Restaurant with Rooms
85.00
10.9 miles
Radnorshire Arms Hotel
Presteigne, Powys
Hotel
89.50
12 miles
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HISTORY CORNER
Name the Historic attraction
British Heritage Awards
British History Quiz
This prestigious organisation was founded in 1768. Its first president was Joshua Reynolds
Clue
Its headquarters is at Burlington House in Picadill, London
Another clue
It is famous for its annual art exhibitions
This Day in British History
12 February, 1554
Lady Jane Grey executed
Grey became famous as the 'Nine Days Queen', a pawn in the ambitions of the Earl of Northumberland
Monarch Mayhem
His nickname meant 'ill council'
Clue
He gained the throne after his mother killed his half-brother, Edward the Martyr
Another clue
The nickname was improperly translated as 'Unready'
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