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Unfortunately Cinderford is never going to rival the Cotswold towns as it is not as old and is more industrial. It has the air of a neglected seaside town. You would only stay there to access the Forest of Dean.

not suitable for people with mobility problems due to steep stairs every thing else was fine the breakfasts were lovely and beautifully cooked the room was large and very clean with towels changed every day the owners were lovely people and very helpful with plans to improve the hotel even more as covid has been a stumbling block we would not hesitate to return in the future we also had 2 evening meals at the hotel which were beautifully cooked and very good value for money so thankyou folks keep up the good work Dorothy Sherwin and Brian Nixon

Very helpful n smiley Owner n staff.. Food at breakfast was best cooked we have had for a long time, Dinner was ok but too plentiful … Cinderford is gateway to Symonds yat but otherwise is a down at heel town suffering under investment ! White Hart inn requires further Do Up if it hopes to attract more custom…

Great location short drive to town centre. Within a short distance to local attractions Symonds Yar, Forest of Dean sculpture trail. Peaceful beautiful area. A local pub with friendly staff a 5 minute walk away

Cinderford is a small place but is within walking distance of the White Hart Inn, where we stayed. We found a couple of cafe's that are good for breakfast and lunch. Dinner in the evening can be an issue as places to eat are limited. The White Hart Inn do meals and while well priced are very big. There is an excellent curry house called Curry Leaf and a pub called The Golden Lion. The Golden lion has music on Friday and Saturday and the Nags Head has Music on Saturday. The only problem for us was that most places do not open until 6 or 7pm during the week. The White Hart Inn is usually open after 4pm since this is when guests can check in. I have no idea what time they open if no one needs to check in but seemed to be open for locals. You will need a car to get around but Cinderford is well located to main routes through the forest and access to the nearby towns. There are a number of bus services within the Forest of Dean but we are not sure how frequent they are. There is a map and information online although there can be issues with cell connection in areas of Cinderford.

Cinderford is ideal for visiting other places, we went to Ross on Wye, and lovely walks. We didn’t eat actually in at any restaurants in Cinderford as we only stayed two nights, except for fish and chips the first night, which was excellent.