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The Royal George
Set in Tintern, 29 km from Bristol Parkway Station, The Royal George offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant. This 4-star hotel offers a 24-hour front...
Two Rivers Lodge by Marston’s Inns
Two Rivers Lodge is set one mile from the historic town of Chepstow, close to the A48 Road. It features a restaurant, an outdoor eating area and a children’s play area.
Royal Hotel by Greene King Inns
Standing high above the River Wye, the Royal Hotel has fine river and countryside views. It offers traditional cuisine, free on-site parking and bedrooms with free Wi-Fi.
Delta Hotels by Marriott St Pierre Country Club
The manor was renovated in 2023 and has two golf courses, a fitness club, a spa, superb meeting facilities, and two on-site restaurants.
The Kings Head Hotel
Situated in the most picturesque street in the market town of Ross-on-Wye, this 14th century hotel maintains many of its original features, including oak beams and a large stone fireplace.
The Hope & Anchor Restaurant & Rooms
Situated in Ross on Wye, 28 km from Kingsholm Stadium, The Hope & Anchor Restaurant & Rooms features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
The Angel Hotel
Located in the market town of Coleford, the Angel Hotel is a 16th century coaching inn with its own restaurant and bar. Free WiFi is available throughout the property.
Old Court Hotel & Apartments
A relaxing Elizabethan Manor House which maintains its character and architectural features, with a great oak door giving access to the reception The hotel has 18 rooms, with an additional 4 suites a...
The Speech House
Built in 1676 as a hunting lodge for King Charles II, the Speech House Hotel has been refurbished to offer modern facilities and luxurious rooms while retaining its period features.
Punch House Monmouth
This charming traditional coaching inn is a Grade II listed building and still retains many of its beautiful original features, such as exposed wooden beams.
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Wye Valley's best hotels with breakfast
Forest Hills Golf Club
Hotel in ColefordBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.7Fabulous - What previous guests thought, 29 reviewsSet in Coleford, 31 km from Kingsholm Stadium, Forest Hills Golf Club offers accommodation with a restaurant, free private parking and a bar.
From US$162.16 per nightThe Beaufort Hotel
Hotel in ChepstowBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 7.7Good - What previous guests thought, 1,789 reviewsCentrally situated within historic Chepstow, The Beaufort Hotel offers a range of single, double and family accommodation, within walking distance of Chepstow Racecourse, Chepstow Castle, and the...
From US$134.01 per nightBells Hotel
Hotel in ColefordBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 7.4Good - What previous guests thought, 1,359 reviewsSituated in the beautiful unspoilt Royal Forest of Dean, this modern hotel boasts its own golf course and superb facilities for conferences, leisure activities or quiet relaxation.
From US$94.21 per nightGlewstone Court Country House Hotel
Hotel in Ross on WyeBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 9.5Exceptional - What previous guests thought, 48 reviewsSet in Ross on Wye, 34 km from Kingsholm Stadium, Glewstone Court Country House Hotel offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Butchers Arms
Hotel in ColefordBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.4Very good - What previous guests thought, 98 reviewsSituated in Coleford, 34 km from Kingsholm Stadium, Butchers Arms features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
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Lots to do and see for such a small place.
Lots to do and see for such a small place. Great for walking (as long as you don't mind hills) and the castle is spectacular and well worth a visit. Some excellent real ale pubs and plenty of good cafes too.Guest review byKayUnited Kingdom - 8.0
Ross is a small historic town in a lovely position with...
Ross is a small historic town in a lovely position with views over the countryside from the higher part and walks and places to eat and drink along the riverside..The shops in the town are rather limited with lots of charity shops but there is an excellent bookshop and some antique and gift shops. There are a number of pubs and restaurants with varying menus. There are buses to surrounding towns and villagesGuest review byjayneItaly - 10.0
Very pretty location on the river Wye. Lots to see and do.
Very pretty location on the river Wye. Lots to see and do. The viewpoint at Symonds Yat rock is brilliant and the cafe at the top does lovely ice cream. Enjoyed watersports with YOFI Paddlesports and would highly recommend them, we felt very safe and had great tutorial before setting out - went on a half day canoe trip with the family and also hired some paddleboards. Ye Olde Ferrie Inn was great for food and dog friendly. Would definitely be back to the area.Guest review byLindsey - 8.0
Small town in the heart of the FOD, some shops beautiful...
Small town in the heart of the FOD, some shops beautiful deli, town is not booming with life but we were there for the accommodation not the town, we ventured to the local bike facilities and used the river for canoeingGuest review byAnonymousUnited Kingdom - 10.0
it's a real town, not just a beautiful tourist magnet. we...
it's a real town, not just a beautiful tourist magnet. we stayed downtown in old lodge above pub-loved how quirky it was. we rested and regrouped in monmouth. took walk in the fields across the river and around town. i enjoyed the bookstores and thrift stores. i was really impressed with the green walls of the public restrooms by the historic bridge which had gorgeous flowers which inspired me to paint.Guest review byAntenenUnited States - 10.0
Fownhope and “The Greenman” was a very satisfactory place...
Fownhope and “The Greenman” was a very satisfactory place to stay with easy access and a short pleasant drive to the city centre. I was not able to take advantage of local amenities and activities as I was otherwise engaged attending a course. But I was aware of a number of sporting and leisure activities available within the immediate vicinity, and beautiful surroundings to explore by car or on foot There was a varied menu available although I am not aware whether a children’s menu was availableGuest review bykirstyUnited Kingdom - 10.0
Tintern is a lovely little place, very relaxing and peaceful...
Tintern is a lovely little place, very relaxing and peaceful. It is great for people who like to walk and you can either walk flat along the river Wye or go up into the hills and woods. There were a lot of cyclists about so clearly good for cycling. Tintern Abbey is lovely and worth a look around. The Devil's Pulpit is a steady uphill climb but well worth it on a nice day. It is a very small place and therefore, not much to do if you are staying for a few days, so you may want to travel to other places (the buses seemed very regular) but it is a nice place for a base.Guest review bySarahUnited Kingdom - 10.0
A lovely, very well equipped, cottage with its own safe...
A lovely, very well equipped, cottage with its own safe outdoor space behind the cottage with a barbecue. The accommodation was very comfortable, clean and tidy, with a wonderful range of food items left for us to enjoy. Thank youGuest review bySarahUnited Kingdom - 10.0
Whitchurch was a lovely village just off the main road.
Whitchurch was a lovely village just off the main road. It’s a great base to visit surroundings areas like Titern Abbey and Monmouth. The village has a fine dining restaurant called The Potting Shed, also a general store with a lovely coffee shop called Woods of Whitchurch. Within a ten minute walk there’s a hotel that serves food all day a butterfly zoo and a river Wye boat cruise. There’s a 20 minute country walk that takes you to the Ye old Ferrie Inn an enchanting place with great food and splendid views of the river Wye. Whitchurch has a lot to offer slight road noise but it’s certainly shouldn’t put any visitors off.Guest review byChristineUnited Kingdom - 10.0
Chepstow is "picture-book town" with cobble stoned, narrow...
Chepstow is "picture-book town" with cobble stoned, narrow winding roads, lined by beautiful terraced houses, each front-door in different colour. Countless flower-pedestals, flowerpots and troughs everywhere in public spaces - are all overwhelming "charm-overdrive" for the senses. The amassing people of Chepstow are genuinely welcoming, with their broadest smiles from the heart. IT WAS LIKE BEING LOST IN A CHILDREN'S STORY BOOK. We kept singing `Balamory....' everywhere we went in Chepstow. Colin’s ice-cream shop serves LOVE & HAPPINESS with their ice-cream. Chepstow Castle, Museum, the Old Wye Bridge, The Riverside Pub - with live music bouncing off the rock-face of the cliff across the river, The Boat Inn with their lovely food, St Mary's Church with its beautiful architecture of the past - They all come to gather, to create a land of magic. CHEPSTOW IS A DREAM YOU DON'T WANT TO WAKE UP FROM. Do go and experience this hidden world of charm.Guest review byDavid JosephCanada
