Oxford Arms

The Oxford Arms is a 17th century hotel with an attractive Victorian façade situated in the Herefordshire market town of Kington. Modernised over the centuries, it still has its original beamed ceilings and stone walls adding to its charm. Today guests can enjoy comfortable guest rooms, a friendly bar with local cask ales and good food.

There are twin and double guest rooms available. Some have en suite shower facilities and others have a private bathroom. Each has Wifi and a beverage tray. Guests can enjoy a drink in the main pub with its pool table, the comfy bar lounge or outside in the beer garden. We serve a range of classic pub food, all freshly made in our kitchen. There is parking available.

Kington is popular with outdoors enthusiasts, situated close to the Mortimer Trail which runs between Kington and Ludlow, and the Offas Dyke Walk which covers 177 miles along the border of England and Wales. It is also central to the Wye and Usk rivers. Kington has an 18-hole golf course, which is said to be the highest in England, situated on Bradnor Hill.