The Green Dragon Hotel Hereford

The Green Dragon Hotel offers guests independent style and historic ambience in an iconic setting in the heart of Hereford City and is the perfect base from which to explore all that the charming city has to offer. 

Whether looking for a romantic break, a trip with friends, a family getaway or solo business trip there is a room to suit every traveller. All rooms are well appointed, en suite and benefit from free WiFi.

The ground floor is all about Herefordshire food and drink, with plans including a newly styled brasserie-style restaurant seating up to 90 guests; “The Hereford”, serving regionally inspired dishes and showcasing the best local produce. Alongside the restaurant, guests and day visitors will also be able to enjoy afternoon tea in the lounge, coffee and pastries in the new cafe bar, and beautifully created cocktails in the soon to be relaunched “Offa Bar”.

For customers looking host a corporate or private event there are extensive banqueting and meeting room facilities, including a feature ballroom for 120 sit-down guests. Look out for an exciting calendar of events featuring live music, party nights, exhibitions and lectures on offer throughout the year too. 

Opening times: please see images for current opening times (Spring 2023).

 Accessibility

The Green Dragon Hotel welcomes all guests, including those with an impairment which could include mobility, sight, hearing and learning disabilities.

The Hotel's full accessibility statement can be found on their website.

 

Visiting 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. (click here for more info)
• 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.
• 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).

Local Food & Drink

• 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.

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 unspoilt county of Herefordshire. Herefordshire
• Wildlife Trust plays an important role in the counties 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

• Hereford combines historic charm with modern convenience offering 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 narrowcobbled 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.
• Old Market provides modern shopping, from popular high-street brands to independent shops, and the entertainment options include cinemas, restaurants, Cafes and seasonal events.

Visiting for Sports Events

• Hereford Offers a perfect base for events in the city at the football ground and the race course. It is also a great base to visit the beautiful and rural unspoilt county of Herefordshire. Featuring Dark Skies status, Golfing with stunning countryside views, fishing, cycling, walking and river activities.
• Basing yourself in Hereford also provides a wide range of restaurants, cafes, historic pubs, cocktail bars and entertainment venues for the evening or a rainy day.
• Hereford Racecourse is a popular National Hunt racing venue located just outside Hereford city centre. Set in scenic countryside, it hosts exciting jump racing fixtures throughout the year, alongside family-friendly events and hospitality experiences. With a relaxed atmosphere and excellent viewing areas, Hereford Racecourse offers an enjoyable day out for racing enthusiasts and visitors alike.
• Hereford Football Club is a proud community football team playing at Edgar Street Stadium in the heart of the city. The club offers exciting matches, vibrant fan experiences, and a strong connection to local heritage, making it a must-visit destination for football supporters and families alike.
• The River Wye offers a range of outdoor activities for all ages, from scenic riverside walks and cycling routes to canoeing, kayaking, and fishing. Flowing through Hereford and the stunning Wye Valley, it provides the perfect backdrop for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and families looking to explore the countryside.
• Herefordshire is a golfer’s paradise, offering scenic courses set amidst rolling countryside, rivers, and historic landscapes. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced player, the county features a mix of challenging championship courses and welcoming local clubs, making it the perfect destination for a golfing getaway.
• The highest golf course above sea level in England is Kington Golf Club in Herefordshire. It rises to about 1,284 feet (391 m) above sea level, making it the highest 18‑hole golf course in England and offering panoramic views over the surrounding countryside and Welsh borders.

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