Stay at Rowden Abbey

A countryside retreat for families, friends, and special occasions

Experience life in a Grade II listed Arts & Crafts country house, surrounded by 30 acres of parkland, woodlands, and a medieval lake. Whether you’re planning a family gathering, a weekend retreat, or an elegant celebration, Rowden Abbey offers flexible stays designed for every occasion.

Choose from exclusive hire of the entire Abbey, or enjoy one of our beautifully appointed wings — each with its own character, layout, and charm.

Exclusive Hire – Your Private Country House

Sleeps up to 22 guests.

For the ultimate experience, hire the whole Abbey for your stay.

With 11 bedrooms, two kitchens, and full use of all reception rooms and gardens, it’s perfect for large gatherings and private celebrations.

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South Wing – The Grand Heart of the House

Sleeps up to 9 guests.

Elegant and refined, the South Wing sleeps up to nine guests in five bedrooms. It includes the Abbey’s main entrance, oak-panelled dining room, library, and drawing room, opening onto the south terrace and croquet lawn.

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The North Wing

Sleeps up to 13 guests.

With its own kitchen, dining room, snug with log burner, and access to the courtyard garden, the North Wing offers a more intimate countryside escape.

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Bed & Breakfast Stays – A Taste of the Abbey

Discover Rowden Abbey on a smaller scale with our North Wing B&B stays. Enjoy individually styled bedrooms, a farmhouse breakfast, and shared use of the snug, kitchen, and courtyard garden. A relaxed country escape in a Grade II listed Arts & Crafts house.

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The Coach House – Your Private Woodland Retreat

Tucked at the far end of the Abbey’s drive, the Coach House is a self-contained one-bedroom apartment surrounded by tranquil woodland. Perfect for couples or solo travellers, it offers open-plan living, a full kitchen, and private decking — the ideal self-catering escape in Herefordshire.

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