Nestling in the picturesque upper Teme Valley in the hamlet of Llanfair Waterdine which was mentioned in the Doomsday Book.

The Waterdine has the river Teme running at the bottom of the garden,

A quiet haven from the hurly burly of modern life.

The Waterdine offers all you would expect to the visitor needing relaxation. From our warm and personal welcome on arrival, to the delightful individuality of each of our bedrooms. With the superb dining and wine list, we help our guests to unwind

The Waterdine has been refreshing the weary traveller for literally hundreds of years.

Ken, who is a classically trained chef runs the kitchen and produces all the food, Isabel who trained in front of house duties at the Elms Hotel Abberly looks after everything else including the garden and producing our vegetables, fruits and herbs.

The Waterdine is set in mature gardens, which during the summer make a wonderful place to sit with your pre-dinner drinks whilst you choose you dinner from our menu based, on home grown (from Isabel's garden) and local or organic produce, which evolve with the seasons as the produce becomes available, seafood is delivered fresh off Cornish day boats.

The garden is a haven for many of Britain's songbirds, too many to mention individually, we are also blessed with many birds of prey, from the hovering Red Kites the soaring Buzzards to the swooping hawks.