WELCOME
The Waterdine has been refreshing the weary traveller for literally
hundreds of years
A valley of peace and tranquillity

A quiet haven from the hurly burly of modern life.
The Waterdine offers all you would expect to the visitor needing
relaxation. From our warm and personal welcome on arrival, to the
delightful individuality of each of our bedrooms. With the superb
dining and wine list, we help our guests to unwind during a
much-needed mid week or weekend break, or simply to recharge between
excursions into the English Welsh Marches
Nestling in the picturesque upper Teme Valley in the hamlet of
Llanfair Waterdine (the church by the water) which was mentioned in
the Doomsday Book. The Waterdine has the river Teme running at the
bottom of the garden, which is the border between England and Wales at
this point
A comfortable lounge bar, (with an impressive inglenook fireplace
fitted with a log burning stove) and also a non- smoking lounge,
a light and airy room with wonderful views.
Our main restaurant has two different areas, The Garden Room, with
breathtaking views of the hills beyond and The Taproom, a wonderful
stone-floored heavily beamed room, which is in fact the oldest
part of the property.

Each
of our bedrooms is individually designed, decorated and furnished, to
create a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Every room has en-suite bathroom or shower room colour television tea
and coffee making facilities etc. all have views of the surrounding
countryside
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