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| The Gables Guest House & Tearoom | |
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Contact details
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Address:
| THE GABLES GUEST HOUSE & TEAROOM
Broad St
Weobley
Hereford
Herefordshire
HR4 8SA
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Contact:
| Mr David Williams |
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Tel
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| 01544 318228 |
Fax
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| 01544 318228 |
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Email:
| info@thegablesguesthouse.net |
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About Us
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 The Gables Guest House is a fine example of the traditional Black & White architecture of Herefordshire.
This large half-timbered building, built of the local oak, stands proudly in the centre of Weobley.
Looking out on its six hundred plus years of history, it surely has many tales to tell..
Weobley (Wibelai in the Doomsday book) hides its history of once being a medieval borough town returning two members to parliament.
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Products and Services
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| Guest House Food & Drink | | Breakfast,
Tea & Coffee,
Vegetarian Meals |
| Guest House Rooms | | Double Rooms,
En-Suite Rooms,
Family Rooms,
Single Rooms,
Twin Rooms |
| Guest House Bookings | | Breaks,
Children Welcome,
Long Stays,
No Smoking,
Short Stays |
| Guest House Facilities | | Parking, Garden, Guest Lounge,
Rooms have Television,
Tea & Coffee Facilities,
Hairdryer & Iron upon Request |
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Additional Information
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 It is important to mention the church of St Peter and St Paul which dates, in part, to the 11th Century and whose tall steeple can be viewed for many miles in every direction, curiously attracting people to the parish.
At this time Weobley also boasted a castle, the mounds and moat of which are still visible, situated but three hundred yards from the Gables.
Further away through the parkland sits the remains of Garnstone Castle, former home to Col. John Birch - a Cromwellian soldier who captured Hereford during the Civil War, became governor and was jailed up to twenty times for quarrelling with Cromwell, he died here in 1691.
Weobley today boasts of its local facilities at a time when many villages are losing theirs. Come try us! |
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