St Columba's Cottage is a timber-framed Tudor house on the High Street in Weobley, a village in Herefordshire. The owners date it to around 1540. It runs as a small bed and breakfast for one or two guests, with room for up to four.
The accommodation has a four-poster bed, a private bathroom and an attic sitting room with armchairs and a sofa. The sitting room converts into sleeping space for a party of three or four. Guests are given tea or coffee on arrival, and a light breakfast is part of the stay.
At the top of the garden, under fruit trees, there is a wood-fired hot tub that has to be booked in advance. It uses no chemicals and no electric motor, and the cottage calls itself eco-friendly. Robes are provided.
The village has two pubs, a cafe and deli and a small shop. Parking is on the street outside or on Broad Street.
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