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.
Mark
United Kingdom
Warm welcoming and friendly staff and location was perfect
Only 40 minutes from Cardiff and a few moments walk from the centre of Monmouth in the heart of the beautiful Wye Valley this fantastic family-run hotel gives you a friendly service and a warm...
Situated 41 km from Cabot Circus, 42 km from Bristol Temple Meads Station and 43 km from Bristol Cathedral, Charming cottage within farmhouse provides accommodation set in Monmouth.
Michelle
United Kingdom
Cosy cottage in a very peaceful location in a forested area. Large bathroom with hot shower and bath. Bed reasonably comfortable. We walked to Trellech and Tintern from the cottage with the aid of a very useful OS map provided by the owner. The autumn colours en route were a wonderful sight. Trellech has a very friendly village pub and the Abbey Mill in Tintern serves lovely coffee and cakes. Both Monmouth and Chepstow are within easy reach by car.
Offering a garden and garden view, The Bees Knees @ Redhill Grange is situated in Monmouth, 47 km from Bristol Parkway Station and 49 km from Kingsholm Stadium.
Wendy
United Kingdom
The personal touches (Welsh cakes, biscuits, milk) and plenty of tea, coffee, etc. communication with Christine was prompt and helpful. Peaceful and relaxing, thank you.
Offering city views, Creates is an accommodation set in Monmouth, 46 km from Kingsholm Stadium and 46 km from Bristol Parkway Station.
Alan
United Kingdom
The entire b&b surprised us with the decor and in the middle of a row of shops! Access to the rooms was easy, the rooms comfortable and sufficient. The staff were excellent and very friendly and the food was superb!
Situated in Clearwell, 34 km from Kingsholm Stadium, The Wyndham Hotel features accommodation with a garden, free private parking and a shared lounge. This 3-star hotel offers free WiFi.
simon
United Kingdom
Very quiet location, the staff are very friendly and nothing was to much trouble. I would highly recommend this place.
In beautiful tranquil natural surroundings, this charming 13th century stone-built hotel offers comfortable, attractive accommodation with modern facilities seamlessly integrated alongside beautiful...
Kirsty
United Kingdom
Breakfast was fantastic with a good range of food on offer, we especially loved the 'papple' juice and the meats were brilliant quality, all fresh and local.
The room was cosy, blinds kept it nice and dark for a lay in and the hotel was quiet. We also loved the espresso machine in our room for a morning coffee in bed before heading down the breakfast. Check out time was generous.
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...
John
United Kingdom
Excellent bar and restaurant and really friendly staff. Lovely atmospheric bedrooms with all facilities. Exposed beams everywhere, some creaky floorboards and quirky old doors - keep your head down going through some of them as people were much shorter in the 16th century!! Plenty of parking and good internet connection. Ideal for visiting Symonds Yat, the Forest of Dean and the Wye Valley.
We were trekking from Symmonds yat to Monmouth, spending a...
We were trekking from Symmonds yat to Monmouth, spending a night in monmouth and then trekking on to st Brievals 12th century hostel the next day. Monmouth is Perfect intermediate spot along the wye valley walk by the river river Ross.
Went to Monmouth castle, the regimental museum and walked around the town, including the fortified bridge. Had coffee on high street, a cornish pasty from the pasty shop and went to roof top terrace Italian restaurant for dinner which was popular and nice. Went to the local historic cinema to see a film to end off the evening.
david
New Zealand
Scored 10
10
I love the area.
I love the area. The Savoy Cinema is a little treasure and spent the weekend at a festival there so I can't really speak for solo travellers because I met up with others at the festival. It was superb and I hope it is held there again next year because I will definitely return to Monmouth.
Jackie
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Very casual friendly town.
Very casual friendly town. Easy to negotiate and to find shopping areas and loads of places of different variety and cultures of foods lots of pubs for eating and sport watching. Plenty parking within easy reach of town centre Not miles to walk to town or back to your vehicle. Variety of different shops. Easy walking town for shops and evening leisure
Sally
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
We arrived too late for a shopping trip through the town but...
We arrived too late for a shopping trip through the town but it looked interesting enough to make another trip during the day. We had an inside meal in the Chippy by the gateway into the town and it was very good. I think that it would be an interesting town to explore and there is the river to check out as well. It looks like you can even park in the town which must be a rare bonus. We would have liked to see some of the historic sites but sadly we were basically only staying overnight.
Peter
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Monmouth is a lovely town with lots of shops, market, places...
Monmouth is a lovely town with lots of shops, market, places to eat and theatres. We stayed to go to the theatre and had an excellent evening show with Alfie Moore. There are excellent butcher shops and M&as food . There are lovely riverside walks and further afield the Forest of Dean to explore.
A
Anonymous
Scored 10
10
Monmouth itself is very pretty and quite touristy.
Monmouth itself is very pretty and quite touristy. We didn't spend too much time there but explored the countryside and villages around. We went to Symonds Yat, Tintern Abbey, Chepstow and a couple of castles. What a beautiful area. This area is also quite food-y. In fact the small restaurant we used on our first evening had a Michelin star - how lucky was that?
Jane
United Kingdom
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The Mayhill Hotel is an excellent place to stay. On the edge of Monmouth but only a short walk into the town centre. The rooms are a good size, excellent shower, comfy bed and well coordinated soft furnishings. Breakfast was very good, full English or continental. A very reasonable priced stay in a friendly pub with good food.
Great budget friendly hotel for a group stay in Monmouth prior to canoeing down river. Close to pubs & restuarants of town centre. On street parking right outside. No issues. Would use again.
Lovely big room and bathroom. Comfy bed and room very clean. Nice selection of tea, coffee, hot chocolate in the room. 1st time staying in a wetherspoons hotel - would definitely use again.
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