Revel in the elegance of this country hideaway, situated on the grand Kentchurch Estate. A spot teeming with wild beauty at the intersection between Herefordshire and Monmouthshire, this time-old estate makes for a spectacular backdrop for your stay. The lodge itself has been thoughtfully curated, and it's evident that the owners have considered every detail - from the elegant tiling in each en-suite, to ambient lighting and luxurious headboards that all work to make this spot memorable.
On entering, you'll instantly feel a sense of tranquillity as you wander through the entrance hall towards the kitchen - a space to gather with friends and family over food or a glass of wine. Just footsteps away, the sitting room is bursting with stylish touches and abundant seating paired with a roaring wood burner that'll have you returning to this spot across your stay. Meanwhile, Upper Lodge's first floor is just as pleasing, with three spacious bedrooms, all immaculately designed and equipped with their own en-suites.
Completed by an expansive garden and terrace area, this hideaway is an excellent base for exploring the beauty of the wild Herefordshire countryside - whether you choose to explore the history behind Grosmont Castle, the thriving town of Monmouth or the breathtaking Brecon Beacons.
*2 well-behaved dogs are welcome for an additional cost each. Please let us know if you will be bringing a dog and we will them revise your booking confirmation. The pet fee is NOT included in your booking fee. A request for an additional fee per pet will be sent to you after you have placed your booking. Your pet fee must be paid for before your arrival date.*
Ground floor
Entrance Hall
Upper Lodge's entrance hall welcomes you with natural light and a plethora of antiques. We love the classic feel to this room.
Kitchen/Dining Area
Upper Lodge's expansive kitchen and dining area is a place to gather and connect over good food and conversation. With its elegant communal island forming the heart of the room, wander over to the dining table where there's seating for six people with a view of the expansive garden.
Sitting Room
The sitting room is a considered spot for winding down. With comfortable seating, plenty of natural light and a view of beautifully curated flowers outside, this place will fast become your spot to relax and unwind throughout your stay.
Cloakroom
The downstairs cloakroom provides a WC and hand basin for refreshing.
First floor
Bedroom One
Upper Lodge's first bedroom is a tranquil place for resting after days exploring Herefordshire. With its sumptuous super king-sized bed, classic floorboards and a window overlooking the garden, it's a restorative place to switch off.
En-suite
Walk down the lit up steps into bedroom one's en-suite and you'll uncover a peaceful spot to refresh whether you've spent the day sightseeing, walking or gathering in the garden. We love the black and white flooring, rolltop bath and scalloped mirrors.
Bedroom Two
Bedroom two is a serene place to rest once the sun goes down. Boasting traditional wooden floorboards and a super-king sized bed, it's contrasted with a printed headboard that lends this room enduring style.
En-suite
With its black and white tiling accented by salmon pink lining, bedroom two's en-suite has a distinctly Parisian feel, while the walk-in shower and curved wall mirror elevate the space.
Bedroom Three
Mirroring the style of Upper Lodge's first two bedrooms, this twin room exudes rustic charm. With its classic wooden accents and elegant lighting, we love the cosy feel to this room.
En-suite
Soaked in natural light, bedroom three's gleaming en-suite signs off this room with grandeur. We love the ivy green tiling, quirky art and contemporary lighting.
Outside
Open the elegant French doors to Upper Lodge's tranquil outside space and you'll instantly feel at ease. A private and enclosed walled garden where you can revel in the quiet surroundings of Kentchurch Court, spend time playing croquet on the lawn or wander over to the terrace that weaves around the property. As the sun begins to sink across the Herefordshire skyline, switch on the festoon lights and enjoy dinner at the table, or pull out a lounger to catch the last few rays of the day. In the morning, a second smaller table and chairs makes the perfect place for coffee and croissants.
