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If you're here in body but mentally you're living it up in Canon Pyon, it's time to take that holiday. Canon Pyon's centre doesn't have much accommodation, but you'll be able to stay in any of the 3 hotels within 10 kilometres of the action.

A full-on day of adventures can be exhausting. Crash at Talbot Hotel and Somerville House, a couple of the most central hotels on offer.

You might also like to try The Feathers Hotel or the Old Downton Lodge. The Feathers Hotel is 25 kilometres away from the centre of Canon Pyon, and the Old Downton Lodge is 25 kilometres away. Others include the Radnorshire Arms Hotel, 20 kilometres away, and the Chase Hotel, 30 kilometres away.

It's well known that Aussies just love to relax, so consider kicking back a little longer and going to the CJ's Old Grove Farm Shop and Herefordshire Beacon in Ledbury, 25 kilometres to the southeast of Canon Pyon. If you want to spend a night or two in Ledbury, look into The Talbot Inn and The Royal Oak. 30 kilometres to the west of Canon Pyon you'll find Hay on Wye, which is home to The Swan at Hay Hotel and The Baskerville Arms. If you're staying in Hay on Wye, set aside some time to visit Hay Castle and Bookends.

Worcester is 40 kilometres away from Canon Pyon and has a population of 100,000. When you're in the area, you'd be crazy if you didn't have a gander at the Worcester Racecourse, the Spetchley Park Gardens and Ancient Houses. If you end up hanging out for a while, continue on and check out the vibe at Commandery and Tudor House. There are a great selection of accommodations in Worcester, with the Bank House Hotel, Spa & Golf, BW Premier Collection and Worcester Whitehouse at the top of our list.

After being on a plane for hours, there's nothing like a warm bath followed by a nap in a cosy bed. So why not snap up a room at the Crowne Plaza Birmingham NEC or the Hilton Birmingham Metropole? Each is within the vicinity of Birmingham Airport, which sits 80 kilometres from the centre of Canon Pyon.