Premier Inn Hereford City Centre (Old Market)

Location
Situated in the Old Market area of Hereford, this Premier Inn hotel is in the heart of the city centre on Blackfriars Street — perfect for exploring historic and modern attractions on foot.

You’re next to the Old Market shopping centre and within a few minutes’ walk of Edgar Street stadium home to Hereford Football Club, Hereford Cathedral featuring the Mappa Mundi, Chanined Library, Steep walk, Escape room and lots of seasonal events. The Courtyard theatre and AMP Arena are a few minutes walk away.

Old Market features a host of restaurants including the world famous Beefy Boy plus Miller & Carter, Wagamama, Nando's, Asian and steak restaurants. A short walk into Hereford finds historic pubs, cocktail bars, more restaurants and cafes.

The hotel is a short walk from Hereford bus and train station with public parking very close by.

Accommodation & Comfort

• Comfortable rooms with Premier Inn’s signature Hypnos beds for a good night’s sleep. 
• Free Wi-Fi in rooms and public areas.
• Air-conditioned rooms with tea/coffee making facilities.
• Accessible rooms and facilities available.

Dining & Amenities

• On-site Thyme restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.
• Breakfast options include hearty unlimited cooked breakfasts and lighter choices.
• Bar/lounge area for evening relaxation.
• Chargeable on-site parking (approx. £8 per 24 hrs).Check Premier Inn location for full details.

Accessibility & Transport

• Walking distance to major local attractions, dining and shopping areas. Premier Inn
  Close to Hereford Railway Station (about a 6-minute walk).
• Hereford offers good transport connections by rail and road, making it an easy base to explore the wider Herefordshire region and beyond.
• Reached by road from the north and south by road. It is at the crossroads into mid and South Wales and is perfect to break a long journey en-route to Wales.
• Beryl bikes are also available in the city.
• The Zipper FREE bus service runs from the railway station into the city and loops around. (click here for more info)

Guest Experience

• Recent reviews highlight a high satisfaction score (~4.6/5) with praise for friendly staff, central location, clean rooms and ease of access to local sights. 

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 Benefits of Staying in Hereford

Cultural & Historic Attractions
Hereford is a historic cathedral & river city with plenty to see:

• Hereford Cathedral — famous for its Gothic architecture and the medieval Mappa Mundi, Chanined Library and Escape Room experience.
• Interesting museums like The Old House (click here for more info) and the Museum of Cider (click here for more info)
• The Courtyard Hereford is a modern theatre, cimema and events facility, reached by a 3 minute walk. (click here for more info)
• Visit Hereford Tourist Information Centre for information (Tel: 01432 - 383 837) on all attractions and to pick up FREE maps and routes for a City Walk or book a guided walk with the Mayors Guides. Find out more about booking a Guided Walk see the link below.

Local Culture & Dining

• Hereford boasts a growing food and drink scene, with local pubs, restaurants, and producers showcasing herefordshire cuisine and beverages.
• Hereford is famous for its Cider and Perry production, a visit to the Museum of Cider is a must if you are visiting Hereford. You may also want to travel out to the many cider barns scattered around the city in the rural beauty of Herefordshire.
• Join a Ghost Walk to learn about Hereford's bloody history and the tales of ghosts past and even still present. (Click Here for more info or to book).

Natural Beauty & Outdoor Activities

• The city lies near the River Wye and Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering scenic walks and countryside exploration.
• Visit Hereford Tourist Information Centre to pick up FREE maps and routes for a City Walk or book a guided walk with the Mayors Guides. Find out more about booking a Guided Walk. (Click Here for more info or to book).
• Hereford sits in the centre of the rural unspolit county of Herefordshire. Herefordshire Wildlife Trust plays an important role in the countiesw appeal and Wildlife protection. They also have many events for visitors to enjoy including the Gruffalo Quiz Activity Trail and many more. (click here for more info).
• More information about exploring Herefordshire can be found on Visit Herefordshire (click here for more info).

Shopping & Entertainment

• Old Market and nearby streets provide modern shopping, from popular high-street brands to independent shops, and the entertainment options include cinemas and live events. 
• Hereford offers a variety of shopping experiences, primarily centered in the compact city centre with markets in High Town featuring retail markets on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, plus specialty produce/craft markets on Thursdays and Saturdays, featuring local goods, food, clothing, and more permanent stores, nearby the historic Butter Market.
• Hereford is also full of Independent stores offering something different. Take a wander down the narrow cobbled Church Street towards the Cathedral, dine in the Cathedral quarter on Broad St, King St, Bridge St and Left Bank Village located on the banks of the River Wye.

Summary
Premier Inn Hereford City Centre (Old Market) is a comfortably priced, centrally located hotel with all the essentials for short stays, sightseeing breaks and family trips. Staying in Hereford gives you access to rich history, culture, nature and local cuisine — all easily accessible from your base in the city centre.

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