Holme Lacy House

Get ready to have a fitness blast at Holme Lacy House. Although the setting may be historic, it’s full of the latest equipment and crammed with fun ways to keep you feeling active and energised. 

Want to crunch before lunch? The fully-equipped gym makes sculpting and toning your body a breeze. You can sweat it out on the resistance and cardiovascular machines, or get creative with free weights and create your own workout routines. And no matter how hard you work out, the sauna and steam room will be ready and waiting to pamper you afterwards.

But if fitness classes are more your bag, you’ll be in heaven. Hit the pool for aqua aerobics, or stay dry with yoga, and pilates. Try your hand at pitch and putt and croquet, or let an expert gardener lead you on a stroll to uncover the secrets of the heritage grounds.

If all that swimming, spa-ing and sauna-ing has worked up an appetite, you’re in luck. With two distinctive restaurants, there's bound to be something to get your teeth into.

Market Kitchen
Served buffet style so you can select exactly what you fancy, the Market Kitchen is home to bountiful breakfasts and three-course dinners. Grab a plate and select what you want from the ever-changing menu of British classics and international favourites on offer. With an enormous amount of choice and themed nights from around the world to enjoy, you’ll have to make sure you leave room for dessert.

Brasserie32
Love getting dressed up for dinner? This is Holme Lacy House’s swishest dining option. Named after the year Warner began its story, this elegant brasserie champions British heritage recipes and traditional ingredients from the 1900s. Enjoy breakfast and lunch served a la carte, or book in for fine dining or an extravagant afternoon tea.

It sure does, and there’s no better way to round off your pampering treat. Served al fresco overlooking Holme Lacy House’s heritage gardens if the weather’s fine or in the sumptuous Brasserie32 if it’s not, you’ll enjoy finger sandwiches, scones with clotted cream and bite-sized cakes in beautiful surroundings.

Of course! There are 181 rooms, so you’re sure to find something that suits you perfectly. 

Like period features and garden-facing views? Book into a room in the old part of the mansion. There are 31 in all, and they’re close to all of the hotel’s restaurants, lounge areas and reception rooms. You also get your own reserved parking bay, along with romantic features like four posters and sleigh beds.

For something more contemporary, try one of the 150 rooms in the newer wing. This extension is attached to the Old House so you don’t needn’t walk outside to access any facilities. Staying here puts you in pole position for the pool, spa and leisure facilities.

Yes, it is, with disabled parking, lifts and accessible rooms featuring wet rooms with roll-in showers.

For overnight stays, you can get there from 11am to enjoy lunch and wander the grounds, but your room won’t be open or available to you until 3pm. Similarly, while check-out is by 10am, you don’t need to leave until midday. For spa packages, arrival times vary so please check your booking confirmation.

You’ll find Holme Lacy House on the edge of the Wye Valley, officially an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty located near to the Cotswolds and Brecon Beacons. It’s seven miles from the cathedral city of Hereford.

Bring your debit or credit card because all Warner hotels are cashless. If you’re staying overnight, a room account will be set up for you when you check in and any extras charged to it, payable by card.

No, there’s no dress code at Warner Hotels but most people do dress in smart casualwear, particularly for dinner at Brasserie32. 

Sorry, Holme Lacy House is a Warner property and, as such, it’s adults-only.

Sorry, it isn’t. No pets allowed, except for registered assistance dogs.

No, there’s no golf course, but there is a fun Pitch & Putt to test your skills. If that just feels like a warm-up, there are plenty of great golf clubs within easy ‘driving’ distance. 

Closest to the hotel you’ll find Alexander Park. Just a 16-minute drive, its wide fairways and beautifully-kept greens are constantly being improved by. Or try the Herefordshire Golf Club. A 32-minute drive away, it's the oldest golf club in the county and known as the ‘The Gleneagles of the Midlands’.