From the warm welcome on arrival from Andy, we knew that Lea House was going to be the perfect base for our 4 night stay near Ross on Wye.The newly refurbished bathroom and comfortable bedroom had everything we needed for our stay, with quality toiletries and an excellent selection of beverages to choose from. We were particularly pleased with the charging points on both bedside cabinets. But the real cherry on the top of the icing of our stay was the fabulous breakfasts lovingly cooked by Sophie every morning. Making our choices every evening from the extensive breakfast menu meant that our freshly cooked meal arrived promptly and was absolutely delicious. My husband especially enjoyed Sophie's homemade marmalade on his toast. Sophie's knowledge of the area and advice on places to visit and things to do certainly helped too. We would definitely look to stay here again if we are in the area and hope that Andy and Sophie continue to welcome guests for many years to come. The local village shop across the road also surprised us! It had everything we needed for evening snacks etc and the Crown Inn next door was also very convenient for a meal and a pint, although not the greatest portion sizes for the price but tasty none the less.

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Lea House Bed & Breakfast is an absolute delight and one of the most welcoming places we’ve stayed. From the moment we arrived, we were warmly greeted by Sophie and Andy, who are not just excellent hosts but genuinely lovely people—friendly, helpful, and always on hand if needed, without ever being intrusive. Our room was spacious, spotlessly clean, and full of character, with a super-comfy bed that gave us a great night's sleep. The whole house is steeped in charm and history, with thoughtful touches throughout and a cosy guest lounge complete with books, a fireplace, and a wonderfully relaxed atmosphere. Breakfast was an absolute highlight. We loved the pre-order system the night before—everything was cooked to perfection and beautifully presented. From a hearty full English to homemade granola and preserves, the quality of the produce was evident, and nothing was too much trouble. The location was ideal for us—peaceful and scenic, yet within easy reach of Ross-on-Wye, the Forest of Dean, and some lovely country walks. Parking was straightforward, thanks to Andy’s help navigating the spaces. All in all, Lea House ticked every box. It offered the perfect combination of comfort, character, and care. We both felt truly at home and left feeling rested, well-fed, and already looking forward to a return visit. If you're after a proper B&B experience with genuine hospitality and charm, we’d thoroughly recommend Lea House.

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We were greeted by Andy, who was very friendly and met Sophie later, the owners of this lovely old house. The garden is lovely. Andy works very hard to keep it that way. Our rooms had a view overlooking. Bedrooms were large cosy, and both en suites were all new. We slept really well. The house is quirky, full of interesting, beautiful things. Loved it. Then the breakfast! Which was delicious, Sophie, who does the cooking she was so friendly and chatty, we met some other people staying too who also agreed they had enjoyed their stay too i felt this B&B is excellent value for money. Whilst there we had an evening meal at The Crown Inn, which had not long reopened after a refurb. It was very good too, although a little bit pricey but staff were friendly. The village stores across the road! Has everything, what a wonderful shop again the owner friendly. We visited Puzzlewood, which was brilliant. It was like we were in something from the Lord of the Rings filmset. We will definitely stay and Lea House Bed n Breakfast again. It's definitely our family stop over place on route to Cornwall to break up the long drive.

The owners were incredibly friendly. Thdy allowed me to check in early when i emailed in advance. Breakfast was completely tailored for what i wanted and when. As I was travelling alone in a rental car Andy even helped me park and wirh directions and stayed up until I got home after i had been out late at a wedding, and recommended some local sights to see. Really quaint, characterful, cosy interior design. It was an absolute treat to spend a night in their getaway and I wish I had booked for longer. Huge bedroom with comfy, very large bed too!

Close to Ross on Wye. Very welcoming hosts Andy and Sophie.Quaint old building. Good sized room with well appointed bathroom. Very comfortable bed. Nice and cool due to substantial walls.Excellent cooked breakfast. Catered perfectly for gluten free need.Good attention to detail. Parking on the property with gated drive. Andy very helpful assisting guests to park. Well stocked village shop across the road. Good for trip to Forest of Dean.

Some noise from the road through the village with the windows open during early evening but quiet enough at night.

This is a beautiful property in Lea where the owners have obviously taken considerable time and effort to create such a lovely , comfortable and peaceful environment for their guests. Every detail has been carefully considered in the spacious comfortable bedrooms - paper back books , shoe polish kits and plentiful supplies of toiletries. The vibe was this B snd B is relaxed and casual despite the obvious hard work that obviously goes on behind the scene ! The breakfast made by Sophie was superb - again extraordinary attention to detail with local relishes oh hand on the breakfast table ! Don’t pass by this lovely B and B if in the area !!

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An amazing old house in the village of Lea. Great character and lovely friendly hosts who couldn’t do enough for you. Breakfast was freshly cooked to order and excellent. Very good quality ingredients. The room was like a home from home, very comfortable and well appointed. Lovely recently renovated bathroom with shower. Plenty of tea and coffee in the room and fantastic phone and tablet chargers ! A great place to stay when visiting the beautiful Countryside of the Wye valley and particularly Ross-on-Wye.

The bedroom window faced the busy road through the village and car headlights shone directly in. Perhaps some additional blinds or a black out blind would be helpful ?

Beautiful 500 year old house with character. Had the twin room which was the perfect size for me, my son and our 🐶. En-suite bathroom was a good size. Had use of a living room but didn’t use it. Dining room a good size for the number of guests (it was full). Breakfast was fantastic, especially the full English. Homemade jams marmalade and honey. Parking available. Hosts were amazing from the moment we turned up to the moment we left. Kind and friendly. Newly refurbished pub next door.

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We were very warmly welcomed by the hosts to this lovely property with a superb garden. The room was lovely, comfortable and well appointed. The downstairs lounge was charming with amazing and interesting collectibles and furnishing. The host recommended a fantastic Indian restaurant who actually delivered our take away food to us with the host supplying the cutlery & crockery, glasses etc saving us having to go out. There is a village convenience shop across the road which sells beers and wine too. We enjoyed a perfect evening after a most interesting guided tour around the gardens from the owner. A great choice of B & B with a perfect breakfast. Thanks to our hosts.

The breakfasts were excellent, with a great choice of menu. The owners were very welcoming and friendly and helpful. Although the house is not in a town, the buses to Ross, Hereford and Gloucester stop right outside, and despite my room facing the A40, it was really quiet.

I missed a radio, but most guests would use their mobile, so not a big problem, and other's radios can be a problem. After a very long journey, it would have been nice if there had been somewhere close to get a hot meal, but with a kettle in my room and a shop across the road, it was only an issue the 1st night.