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Tanhouse
being renamed:
ARROWBANK LODGE,
Tanyard Lane,
Bridge Street,
Kington,
Herefordshire
HR5 3DX
Tel: 01544 231115,
Jill & John Paton Walsh
B&B with evening meals by arrangement.
1 spacious double/twin, ensuite jacuzzi bath and shower £35 pppn
1 double en-site bath / shower £30 pppn
1 twin, private shower room £30 pppn
All prices B&B. Single supplement: £10
- All rooms ensuite
- Sky Freeview TV in all rooms
- Tea & Coffee making facilities
- Radio alarms
- Ironing facilities
- Hairdryer
- Guests' sitting room in conservatory
- Parking
Reopening in late Spring 2008, after renovations, Arrow Bank Lodge is a modern B&B pleasantly situated on the side of the River Arrow, 3 - 4 minutes walk from the town centre of Kington.
 Jill and John owned and ran a 14 bedroom hotel in Bournemouth for 6 years and intend to offer the same friendly, relaxed hospitality, high standard of cleanliness and John's good home cooking for which they were known there.
All rooms en suite, full English breakfast with wide menu including fresh fruit, yoghurts and kippers. Walkers and cyclists welcome - packed lunches and evening meals by arrangement. Ample Parking.
KINGTON is an ancient Market Town, 3 miles from the Welsh Border, nestling amongst the impressive green hills of the Welsh Marches, the gateway to mid Wales. Hereford, Leominster, Ludlow, Llandrindod Wells and Hay-on-Wye (famous for its book shops) all within 20 miles.
LEISURE: Kington has the highest 18-hole course in England. Canoeing down the Wye - half, full or several days can be arranged, with transport there and back if required. Walking: Offas Dyke - long distance path on the 177 mile long Chepstow to Prestatyn foot path passes through the centre of Kington; transport to and from sections of the path are available, or a 3 day walk on the Mortimer Trail to Ludlow; transport to and from the walk daily.
Numerous beautiful local countryside walks, through a patchwork of grassland, moorland and woodland packed with interest and wild life; to suite all ages and level of fitness.
Mountain biking, fishing and pony trekking all available in the area.
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