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Aconbury, Herefordshire
A spacious detached pod for two at Aconbury overlooking Herefordshire countryside and a lake, with an enclosed garden, a private hot tub and one dog welcome.
Teal is a spacious detached pod at Aconbury, a hamlet set among 630 acres of farmland and woodland, and it looks out over the Herefordshire countryside and a lake. Two people and one dog have it to themselves, and with an enclosed garden, a private hot tub and well-marked footpaths through the farmland, it is a dog friendly stay that walkers, cyclists and anglers will love.
You park up and walk down the pathway to the enclosed garden, the dog usually leading the way, and a covered porchway is there for leaving boots. Inside is spacious open-plan living, thoughtfully designed: a seating area with a TV, a table and chairs with views onto the countryside, and a kitchen with great workspace, an induction hob, a countertop oven and a dishwasher. The king-size bed even has storage built in, and a shower room completes the pod.
The garden is where the evenings happen. There is a table and chairs in front of the chiminea, a gas BBQ, two reclining sun beds and a private hot tub for settling under the dark skies after a day of walking, while the dog keeps watch from the ground beside you. For a proper run, Zoomies at Aconbury is a 2-acre fully enclosed dog walking and play area 500 metres from the pods, best booked in advance through its own website.
Two coarse fishing lakes sit right next to the pods, free to fish with your own equipment, and the River Wye adds more fishing, walking and canoeing. Hereford is 5.5 miles away for local produce, and the Wye Valley, Symonds Yat and Puzzlewood are all within a drive when the dog fancies new ground.
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from £636 for 7 nights
Aconbury Pods - Teal takes 1 dog and is booked through holidaycottages.co.uk.
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At a Glance
- Dogs Welcome
- 1 dog
- Enclosed Garden
- Yes
- Set within acres of established farmland, you can park up and walk down the pathway to your enclosed garden
- Sleeps
- 2 guests
- Rooms
- 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom
- Price
- from £636 / 7 nights
- Grading
- 4 star
- Arrival
- in from 16:00, out by 10:00
- Facilities
- Accessible, Hot tub, Parking
Aconbury Pods - Teal from £636 for 7 nights
Book with holidaycottages.co.ukFrequently Asked Questions
Is Aconbury Pods - Teal dog friendly?
Yes, Teal welcomes one dog. The pod sits within 630 acres of farmland and woodland, and there's an enclosed garden around the pod itself, so your dog has a secure outdoor space to settle into. Waymarked tracks through the farm's own woods and fields are right on the doorstep for morning walks.
Are dogs allowed at Aconbury Pods - Teal year round?
The listing doesn't specify any seasonal restrictions on dogs, so it's worth contacting Aconbury Pods directly to confirm availability for your travel dates. The setting — woodland paths, an enclosed garden and a hot tub — lends itself well to a visit in any season.
What should I know before visiting Aconbury Pods - Teal with my dog?
The pod accommodates one dog, so it's best suited to guests travelling with a single pet. You park at the top and walk down a short path to reach the pod, which means your dog arrives into an enclosed garden rather than stepping straight out onto a road — a genuinely nice detail. From there, waymarked trails through the farm and a nearby woodland climb to the Iron Age camp on Aconbury Hill give you plenty of off-lead options to explore together.
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Aconbury Pods - Teal from £636 for 7 nights
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