About

If you're looking to eat, drink or stay somewhere with plenty of olde worlde character and charm, a warm welcome and great atmosphere, we're the place for you. 

The Red Lion Hotel in Bredwardine, Herefordshire is a traditional 17th century country inn, close to the banks of the mighty River Wye, the footfalls of the Wye Valley Walk, the historic cathedral city of Hereford, and the famous Welsh border town of Hay-on-Wye. Making us the perfect location for you to explore the area, then unwind at the end of a busy day.

Food & Drink​

When it comes to quenching your thirst, there's plenty to choose from. We stock a selection of locally brewed lager, ale, cider and stout, as well as a range of soft drinks, spirits and wines. We'll even pour you a glass of tap water without fuss!
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Chef Mark has put together a menu to suit all tastes, using as much local produce as possible. Cooked to order, there really is something for everyone. From pub classics to chef's own specials, light-bites to something more substantial, plus vegetarian and vegan options. We don't do a set children's menu, but we're happy to offer half-portions at a reduced cost, if the dish allows.

Fishing

In all, we have some 8 miles of the River Wye known as The Moccas Fishery, located at Bredwardine between Hay-on-Wye and Hereford.

Coarse fishing

Our season opens on the 16th June and runs until 14th March. We are open to anyone wishing to fish on a daily or weekly basis.​

​Salmon fishing

The season opens on the 4th March and runs until 17th October. Each season sees us recording our first fish during opening weeks.

Activities

If you want to get out and about whilst you're with us there's plenty of attractions and activities in the local area to keep you busy.
Why not visit Hereford Cathedral and the famous Mappa Mundi exhibition, take the kids to the Small Breeds & Owl Centre at Kington, or explore your competitive side at Battlelands?! And a visit to Herefordshire wouldn't be complete without a trip to the Museum of Cider, and for the more active canoeing down the magnificent River Wye from Hay-on-Wye (the famous town of books and the Hay Festival).