Broome Farm, Peterstow, Ross-on-Wye Herefordshire, HR9 6QG
Tel: 01989 562824 Click here to enquire by Email.

John and Hilary Draper would like to welcome you to Broome Farm, their beautiful 300 year old farmhouse bed and breakfast establishment. Broome Farm is situated at Peterstow, just three and a half miles from the historic market town of Ross-on-Wye and is set in outstandingly beautiful and tranquil countryside. Broome Farm has been owned by Hilary's family for the last 70 years and is attached to her brother's cider farm where there are acres of orchards from which their home produced cider is made.

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As well as offering first class B & B acommodation, which comprises two double bedrooms and a family room, all of which are en suite, John and Hilary also offer evening meals in their beautifully furnished, licensed Cider Press restaurant. This unique restaurant offers a fantastic range of home cooked cuisine blending modern with traditional farmhouse cooking. Many of the dishes available incorporate some of their delicious home produced cider. The restaurant is open to non residents, however, due to its popularity and being dependant on how many people are in residence, booking in advance is essential.

The lounge at Broome Farm is furnished in truly traditional, rustic style and is very homely. What better place to relax and enjoy a jug of cider or welcoming cup of tea? During the cooler months, a roaring log fire is lit, enhancing the already welcoming atmosphere.

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Guests at Broome Farm are welcome to take a stroll through the lovely orchards, perhaps taking a packed lunch to enjoy a picnic along the way. You may like to enjoy a cream tea in the picturesque gardens upon your return and watch the small herd of Alpacas grazing in the paddock. The tea garden is open in the afternoons from Easter to the end of September and there are a range of homemade scones and cakes available, including Broome Farms own cider cake. Guests are also welcome to pay a visit to the Cider Cellar and sample some of the excellent ciders and perries which are produced on the farm.

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An annual Wassail is held at Broome Farm on Twelfth Night and always attracts many visitors to watch this ancient ritual blessing of the cider orchards.

Another event that is becoming increasingly popular at Broome Farm is the annual Cider Festival which raises funds for charities. People visit from miles around to enjoy the ciders whilst listening to live music performed by some excellent folk and blues musicians.

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Broome Farm is set in the heart of beautiful Herefordshire countryside and its tranquil setting makes it an ideal place to relax if you are looking for a quiet break or to use as a base if taking part in one of the many activities available in the local area.

For further details you are welcome to email, telephone or visit Broome Farm's own web site at www.broomefarmhouse.co.uk.