Kington Accommodation
Previously known as YHA Kington or Kington Youth Hostel, this hostel was sold in 2024 and is now run as independent accommodation.
Kington Accommodation, 8 Victoria Road, Kington, Herefordshire, HR5 3BX
Call Rachel or Gerry on 01544 209469
Ideal for walkers, cyclists, and group get-togethers
Once YHA Kington, the old youth hostel is now independently run and welcomes groups, families, couples, and solo travellers. You can book for a single night, a week, or longer.
Built as a cottage hospital, it has airy, well-proportioned rooms with plenty of space to cook, dine, and socialise. There are comfortable affordable private bedrooms, while the communal aspect of hostelling remains.
Private bedrooms are available as single, twin, double, and family en-suite rooms, and there are also two great-value quad bunkrooms. Guests can make use of a large kitchen, dining area, and TV lounge, with plenty of books and games.
There is a garden with picnic tables and plenty of parking, as well as secure cycle storage and a dedicated area for wet and muddy clothes and shoes.
It is the perfect place for walkers, cyclists, and tourists, and the whole building can also be hired for exclusive use, making it ideal for get-togethers and celebrations.
The property is managed by friendly, on-site hosts who enjoy running and walking and are keen to make every guest feel at home.
A simple, self-service breakfast is included in the price.
Kington is a small market town with a good selection of independent shops, pubs, restaurants, and takeaways. It is known as “the centre of walking”, with Offa’s Dyke Path, the Herefordshire Trail, the Mortimer Trail, Vaughan’s Way, and the Wyche Way all passing through the town. It is also on Sustrans Route 825 and the Radnor Ring, an 84-mile cycle route around the old county of Radnorshire. Kington is also home to the highest 18-hole golf course in England.
Built as a cottage hospital, it has airy, well-proportioned rooms with plenty of space to cook, dine, and socialise. There are comfortable affordable private bedrooms, while the communal aspect of hostelling remains.
Private bedrooms are available as single, twin, double, and family en-suite rooms, and there are also two great-value quad bunkrooms. Guests can make use of a large kitchen, dining area, and TV lounge, with plenty of books and games.
There is a garden with picnic tables and plenty of parking, as well as secure cycle storage and a dedicated area for wet and muddy clothes and shoes.
It is the perfect place for walkers, cyclists, and tourists, and the whole building can also be hired for exclusive use, making it ideal for get-togethers and celebrations.
The property is managed by friendly, on-site hosts who enjoy running and walking and are keen to make every guest feel at home.
A simple, self-service breakfast is included in the price.
Kington is a small market town with a good selection of independent shops, pubs, restaurants, and takeaways. It is known as “the centre of walking”, with Offa’s Dyke Path, the Herefordshire Trail, the Mortimer Trail, Vaughan’s Way, and the Wyche Way all passing through the town. It is also on Sustrans Route 825 and the Radnor Ring, an 84-mile cycle route around the old county of Radnorshire. Kington is also home to the highest 18-hole golf course in England.
Once YHA Kington, the old youth hostel, is now independent accommodation welcoming groups, families, couples, and solo travellers for stays of one night or longer. It offers comfortable private en-suite rooms, a large kitchen, dining area, and lounge, and can be hired exclusively. Ideal for walkers, cyclists, and group get-togethers, with a drying room, cycle storage, a garden, and parking. Situated in a small market town on Offa’s Dyke, surrounded by excellent walking and cycling routes.
Once YHA Kington, the old youth hostel is now independently run and welcomes groups, families, couples, and solo travellers. You can book for a single night, a week, or longer.
Built as a cottage hospital, it has airy, well-proportioned rooms with plenty of space to cook, dine, and socialise. There are comfortable affordable private bedrooms, while the communal aspect of hostelling remains.
Private bedrooms are available as single, twin, double, and family en-suite rooms, and there are also two great-value quad bunkrooms. Guests can make use of a large kitchen, dining area, and TV lounge, with plenty of books and games.
There is a garden with picnic tables and plenty of parking, as well as secure cycle storage and a dedicated area for wet and muddy clothes and shoes.
It is the perfect place for walkers, cyclists, and tourists, and the whole building can also be hired for exclusive use, making it ideal for get-togethers and celebrations.
The property is managed by friendly, on-site hosts who enjoy running and walking and are keen to make every guest feel at home.
A simple, self-service breakfast is included in the price.
Kington is a small market town with a good selection of independent shops, pubs, restaurants, and takeaways. It is known as “the centre of walking”, with Offa’s Dyke Path, the Herefordshire Trail, the Mortimer Trail, Vaughan’s Way, and the Wyche Way all passing through the town. It is also on Sustrans Route 825 and the Radnor Ring, an 84-mile cycle route around the old county of Radnorshire. Kington is also home to the highest 18-hole golf course in England.
Built as a cottage hospital, it has airy, well-proportioned rooms with plenty of space to cook, dine, and socialise. There are comfortable affordable private bedrooms, while the communal aspect of hostelling remains.
Private bedrooms are available as single, twin, double, and family en-suite rooms, and there are also two great-value quad bunkrooms. Guests can make use of a large kitchen, dining area, and TV lounge, with plenty of books and games.
There is a garden with picnic tables and plenty of parking, as well as secure cycle storage and a dedicated area for wet and muddy clothes and shoes.
It is the perfect place for walkers, cyclists, and tourists, and the whole building can also be hired for exclusive use, making it ideal for get-togethers and celebrations.
The property is managed by friendly, on-site hosts who enjoy running and walking and are keen to make every guest feel at home.
A simple, self-service breakfast is included in the price.
Kington is a small market town with a good selection of independent shops, pubs, restaurants, and takeaways. It is known as “the centre of walking”, with Offa’s Dyke Path, the Herefordshire Trail, the Mortimer Trail, Vaughan’s Way, and the Wyche Way all passing through the town. It is also on Sustrans Route 825 and the Radnor Ring, an 84-mile cycle route around the old county of Radnorshire. Kington is also home to the highest 18-hole golf course in England.
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Beds & Rooms:
25: 1 x single, 1 x twin ( ensuite), 1 x twin ( bunk beds), 3 x family ( ensuite ), 2 x quadruple ( bunk beds)Open:
March to November for rooms, all year for exclusive hire.Price per night:
From: £45 single, £75 double, £120 quad. Exclusive hire from £550 ( min 2 nights).Booking:
Please contact by phone or email for best prices. Booking also available on booking.comDirections:
On Victoria Road 100 metres from Bridge Street.Public Transport :
Sargeants buses run the 461 to Hereford and Llandrindod Wells, the 41 to Knighton and the 95 to Leominster.Walks :
Offas Dyke Path
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Kington Accommodation features level, ground-floor access with accessible ensuite bedrooms, an outdoor ramp, and a flat car park right outside. All shared spaces, including the kitchen, dining, and lounge, sit on the ground floor for easy mobility. ..Click for photos and more
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Accessible Accommodation in Kington
August 18th 2025
Kington Accommodation features level, ground-floor access with accessible ensuite bedrooms, an outdoor ramp, and a flat car park right outside. All shared spaces, including the kitchen, dining, and lounge, sit on the ground floor for easy mobility.
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The true value of hostels, and how the old YHA Kington survived
August 25th 2026
We had passed countless hikers along Offa’s Dyke Path, and always exchanging greetings. Yet after so many miles, faces, and places to stay, our first genuine connection was made at Kington Accommodation—formerly YHA Kington. Anywhere else, it might have felt out of place; at a hostel, it felt entirely natural.
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