I did this walk with a friend at the beginning of the year on a beautiful sunny spring morning, ‘spectacular‘ is such a simple word to describe the breathtaking views. Easy to follow directions and everything well marked. Gradual climbs to the ridges of Monument and Common Hill, passing through two nature reserves then returning back to the village. We took a picnic with us but we could have easily enjoyed a drink and/or lunch in either The New Inn or The Green Man
Three Choirs Music Festival is back again in Hereford
July 23rd to July 30th
Three Choirs Festival – Hereford
75 years ago, in 1946, the Three Choirs Festival was revived in Hereford after a gap of seven years during the Second World War. Much of that year’s festival was carried over from the fully-planned programme for 1939, which had been cancelled at the outbreak of war days before it was due to take place. So, as they contemplate the shape of a post-Covid world, the theme of the 2022 Hereford festival is one of re-imaginings. What’s on at the 3 choirs Festival? click here
With the Covid lockdown rules having ended, we are still very aware that Covid hasn’t gone away, so as a precaution and for the safety of our guests and ourselves we are still adhering to many of the previous Government Guidelines for the hospitality sector. We are still not taking deposits and ask all guests to complete our online Registration Form using a link which will be emailed when a reservation is made – a completed reservation form secures your booking.
We are still observing the Government Codid-19 Guidelines for the hospitality sector, and have also decided at present to still not to accept deposits. We are asking all guests to complete our online Registration Form using the link which will be sent to you via email – a completed reservation form secures your booking.
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Unfortunately, as we have now been placed in tier 3, we are closed again, and only remain open to those guests who qualify to the criteria to stay. We are looking forward to re-opening to all guests, new and previous, when it is safe to do so. Wishing you all a safe and happy New Year, Sue and David
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Herefordshire looks radiant in the autumn, with glorious reds, golds and russets. Apples are abundance at this time of year where farming of apples take a centre-stage. Why not enjoy one of our wonderful ‘Cider Trails’, make you sure you also bring along your walking boots so you can also enjoy many of the walking trails along the way.
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Due to the latest Government Covid-19 Guidelines for the hospitality sector, we would appreciate it if guests would now wear a face covering in all indoor public areas unless you have a health concern or are seated – thank you.
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Many events and venue’s are starting to open up again in Herefordshire, below are just a few ideas of places to visit.
Hereford Guided Walks:- Join Hereford Guild of Guides to see Hereford’s interesting and historic buildings and other structures, hear about the history of the city through the ages from Saxon times, its role in the Civil War and its famous people. The tours last about one and a half hours, starting at the main entrance of the Cathedral at 11.30aml. There is no need to book in advance, but you will need to purchase a ticket prior to joining the walk. Tuesday 1st September till Saturday 31st October 2020
Hellens Manor: – Set in the rural landscape of Herefordshire, Hellens Manor is a much-loved historic Tudor/Jacobean home. Gardens, grounds and tearooms open Wednesday, Saturday & Sunday. Book for House Tours.
Hergest Croft Gardens: – Over 28 ha (70 acres) with more than five thousand rare trees and shrubs. Described as “one of the finest collections of trees and shrubs in the British Isles”. As the Tea Rooms are closed at present, so why not take a picnic as they have lots of benches around the gardens, with some amazing views. No need to book.
Hampton Court Castle: – Hampton Court Castle started its journey in the early 15th Century. Set in the delightful Herefordshire countryside, surrounded by vast lawns, a stunning woodland backdrop, and magnificent award-winning gardens, the estate has an interesting and varied history.
Westonbury Mill Water Gardens: – Home to the largest cuckoo clock in England, over 3 acres of vivid and colourful plants are laid out across a twist of streams and ponds and a wildflower meadow.
Hop Pocket Shopping Village: – A collection of independent shops offering an alternative to both the high street and characterless out of town shopping. Great place both buy and sample local Herefordshire produce.
Hereford Canoe Hire: – Just imagine drifting down the river with the prospect of a pub lunch along the way, enjoying some of the country’s best countryside, perfect. Booking essential.
Guests to complete an online registration form, prior to their stay with us (a link will be emailed).
Use the hand sanitiser provided before being shown to their room, unfortunately we will be unable to carry any luggage.
Pre-order breakfast the night before as all food will be served to your table.
Extra items such as information folders, blankets etc have been moved from bedrooms, but are available upon request, duly sanitised and guests are encouraged to ask for anything they want.
We have carried out a Covid-19 Risk Assessment and regularly update it, to comply with the Government Guidelines.
Any guests staying at Sink Green Farm who suffer covid-19 symptoms must notify us from their room either by text or phone. We will then follow government guidelines regarding their treatment and/or isolation.
Any guest who suffers from Covid-19 within 14 days of leaving Sink Green Farm should advise us immediately on diagnosis so that we can take the necessary precautions to protect others.
Disclaimer: Guests who stay here do so at their own risk, we cannot take any responsibility for guest’s health.
David & Sue are looking forward to welcoming guests back again into Sink Green Farm B & B, and would like to assure all our guests that we have put into place good practice of cleaning and disinfecting as per the government guidelines. We have been working hard behind the scenes to make sure we are ready for a safe reopening for both ourselves and guests. Having carried out a full risk assessment throughout our farmhouse we have adjusted some of our operating processes to ensure we follow all government guidelines. This will inevitably affect some of the services and personal interactions we have had with our guests previously, but we must put the welfare and safety of us all first.
We will be asking all new guests to fill in a ‘Registration Form’ online before arrival, and where possible to arrange to pay by BACS on day of departure.
We will be asking everyone, either by signage or verbally to observe the 1m plus social distancing and the washing of hands. To use the sanitizing gel and wipes provided when necessary.
In the unlikely event guests have contracted Covid-19 before/during their stay, they MUST return to their main residence immediately and not self-isolate here. For this reason, they will be advised to keep their car fuelled up to avoid any stops. We hope guests will continue to enjoy their stays with us in these difficult times.
Following the recent government enforcement of closure for certain hospitality providers, we have reconsidered our own position and have sadly reached the decision in order to help prevent the rapid spread of Coronavirus, Sink Green Farm B & Bwill be closed to guests until further notice. This will take effect from tonight, Monday 23rd March.
We are following the advice coming from government closely but must consider the health of our staff, local residents and of course the massive extra burden on our local NHS should guests become ill whilst staying. The extra demand on our local food shops that are struggling daily to maintain levels of food stocks for our local community also fairs in our decision.
Many local attractions have also closed their doors until further notice and a number of the fantastic places that we are normally able to advise our guests to visit are understandably not welcoming tourists just at the present time.
If you already have accommodation booked with us in the next few months, we suggest you make contact with us in order that we may discuss a path forwards that is acceptable to both, you and us.
Once the government advice is such and we are confident that the virus threat is no longer with us, we will be opening for bookings again. Sink Green Farm B & B is a fantastic place to visit with plenty of fresh countryside air and lots of things to see and do – both Herefordshire and rural tourism in general, will need your support when we are able to resume our normal daily lives.
We hope you all stay safe and thank you for your patience and understanding at this unprecedented time.
Sadley at the moment there are no pre-planned events happening, or venues open.
Please be assured that once the government advice is such and we are confident that the virus threat is no longer with us, we will be promoting our countryside and the lots of things to see and do Herefordshire
I stayed here with a colleague because we were attending a nearby medical course. The working farm doubles as a lovely bed and breakfast. Sue and her husband are fantastic hosts and could not have been more helpful. They even dropped us at the course both mornings in their car – though it’s walkable too. Rooms had everything we needed and breakfast was delicious. Great place. Thank you. TripAdvisor 5*
We have just had a very enjoyable return 12 day holiday to Sink Green Farm
Where the hosts Sue and David could not do enough to ensure your stay is one you are unlikely to forget. The rooms are spacious and clean with views over the surrounding countryside. Breakfast sets you up for the day visiting the Hereford countryside and beyond. The summer house with hot tub is an excellent location to spend the evening sitting with a glass of wine or a good book. This is a B&B that we would not hesitate to recommend or return to. Brian and Lynne Allan TripAdvisor 5*
Relaxing Week at Sink Green Farm
We stayed a week with Sue and David at this very relaxing farm house. The room with the four poster bed was well appointed with wonderful views over the countryside. The days started with an excellent breakfast and convivial conversation with the other guests. A dip in the hot tub at the end of the day ensured a good night’s sleep.
We found loads to do in the area visiting Hereford, Hay on Wye, and south Wales. Thank you for a lovely early summer break. TripAdvisor 5*
Value for money. Sue and David Very helpful and friendly. Breakfast great. clean and tidy. Full of character. Facebook
Amazing people David and sue are very friendly and welcoming and their bed and breakfast was outstanding.Google 5*
Three Memorable Nights “A spacious en-suite room with a four poster bed. There was plenty of storage space, TV, Wi-Fi, the usual tea making facilities plus a couple of comfortable seats. Dogs were welcome with plenty of space to exercise them. The breakfast was sumptuous with cereals, fruit, yoghurt and juice available before a locally sourced full English Breakfast which you could select from a wide range of options. All this with hot drinks, toast and a good range jams. Despite being a working farm we were only aware of the rolling landscape and the Wye flowing past.” TripAdvisor 4*
“Our second visit, just as good as the irst, thank you” Comment in Guest Book – Lesley & Paul East Sussex
“Wonderfulstay, great hot tub. Loved everything. Thank you Sue, David & Rigel” Comment in Guest Book – Jane, Cornwall
“Great Stay as always.” Comment in Guest Book – Dave,Aberystwyth
“Nothing much to say other than a fantastic place to stay and fantstic hosts and a very, very relaxing place 10 out of 10.” Google 5*
“Excellent service, very friendly and clean, wholeheartidly reccommend and will be back.” Google 5*
