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Titley, Herefordshire Accommodation

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The Stagg Inn and Restaurant
The Stagg was built at the meeting point of 2 drovers roads and is part medieval, part early Victorian with a bit of the 1970s. Today it is rustic in feel with a small bar housing a collection of 200 pub jugs and some very friendly gossiping locals. There are three dining rooms and many customers choose to eat in the bar itself. The Vicarage is a lovely Grade II listed, part Georgian and part Victorian residence with large rooms and original features. All the guest rooms are spacious with fireplaces and high ceilings. All rooms have tea and coffee making facilities with fresh milk and real coffee and a stocked mini-bar with drinks at pub prices.