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Having been awarded a Michelin Star in 2007 The Crown at Whitebrook is the perfect venue for food lovers.A romantic auberge set in three acres of gardens and pasture at Whitebrook, a small village just 5 miles from Monmouth and one mile from the River Wye, The Crown is a perfect base for exploring too. This area of the Wye Valley has justifiably been designated an area of outstanding natural beauty, with rugged limestone outcrops and gentle pastures offering the delights of the Wye Valley Walk and Offas Dyke path.The early parts of the Inn were built between 1670 and 1707. In 1973 it was carefully restored and modernised, retaining the original Inn as the restaurant and loungebar and extending to provide new accommodation.In creating his Michelin Star menus James Sommerin uses only the very best of fresh local produce and classic French disciplines with imaginative flair.The atmosphere remains warm and homely with service being both attentive and appropriately relaxed.You can be sure of a warm welcome.

This 18th Century Georgian Country House situated in the foothills of the Black Mountains is only 4 miles from the Market Town of Abergavenny and offers comfortable relaxing stays in the beautiful Welsh Countryside. All of the en-suite guest rooms are well appointed and individually decorated. We offer a full Welsh Breakfast and Dinner may be taken in our Licenced Restaurant or in the cosy Bar. We aim to make your stay en enjoyable one.

A TIMELESS LANDSCAPE, steeped in history and legend, awaits the traveller to Llansantffraed Court Country House Hotel and Restaurant. Set in the ancient county of Monmouthshire, amid picturesque hills and the mystical valleys of the Usk and the Wye, the serenity of the countryside is contrasted by the history all around. Castles and battlefields evoke echos of the traditional importance of this gateway to Wales. Enjoy the feeling of space and elegance as you take afternoon tea by a crackling open fire in the sitting room. The hotel is exquisitely furnished to give a sense of homely yet spacious luxury and ach of our 21 bedrooms is individually furnished and has a country house charm of its own. They feature four-poster beds, LCD flat screen satellite televisions, wireless internet access, mini-bars, I-pod MP3 docking stations, contemporary bathrooms, direct dial phones, plenty of space to work, and quality lighting. Each and every one has a stunning view.Take a stroll through the landscaped gardens alongside the lake and cascading fountain. And enjoy the luxury of your room with views overlooking the grounds and open countryside. Llansantffraed Court has the charm of a by-gone age combined with the comforts of home, in a setting of breath-taking natural splendour. The present Grade II Listed house is built in the style of William and Mary and stands within 20 acres of private park land, complete with ornamental lake and fountain.Llansantffraed Court takes great pride in this enduring tradition, a fact reflected by its collection of culinary accolades, recognised in all the major food guides, and a proud owner of two red rosettes from the AA, a meal at Llansantffraed is a truly memorable occasion.Please Note: Non-smoking. We allow pets (Only permitted in the bedrooms). Private/ off street parking facilities are available. All children are welcome. Check-in time: 14:30 Check-out time: 11:00

6 self catering cottage all 5 star with on site restaurant and bar in 5 acher of gardens

The Newbridge has just been awarded AA RESTAURANT OF THE YEAR 20042005 IN WALES. The Newbridge is situated in a beautiful location on the banks of the River Usk and offers stunning veiws from the restaurant and terraced gardens overlooking the river. The rooms are beautifully furnished with oak and teak pieces and the bathrooms feature limestone and marble tiles with oak hand made fittings, roll top baths and powerful showers. The restaurant menu offers international flavours with a hint of Mediterranean influence. Freshest of local produce is used as much as possible and we offer a daily specials selection of fresh fish.The Newbridge has 2 AA Rosettes and 4 WTB stars

The Hill Education and Conference Centre is an elegant restored country house, steeped in history and set in beautiful grounds overlooking the town of Abergavenny. Perched on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park, it is the ideal location for exploring the area. The house boasts a great deal of character and offers you the opportunity to stay in a residence with a difference! Our facilities are excellent and a warm welcome is guaranteed by our experienced and friendly team. All bedrooms have en-suite facilities. The Sugarloaf Bar is ideal for enjoying a relaxing drink or one of our delicious Welsh Cream Teas. Enjoy a stroll around Gardd-y-Bryn, our restored Victorian Walled Garden with views of the surrounding hills. Dinner is served in our restaurant which overlooks the Blorenge Mountain.

Superior wheel chair friendly guest accommodation in Monmouth B and B. Just prepare to relax as a warm welcome awaits you at our elegant home. Portland House is uniquely placed in the Wye Valley on the borders of Monmouthshire, Herefordshire and Gloucestershire and. Proudly standing at the centre of Whitchurch, surrounded by wonderful scenery and history, in an area of outstanding natural beauty; and adjacent to the famous Symonds Yat Rock and Gorge on the outskirts of the Forest of Dean. The River Wye is just five minutes away on foot. Wonderful walks direct from our door. Ross on Wye is 10 minutes in the car. The house is Grade 2 listed and has a wealth of character and charm plus a fascinating history; the oldest part of the house is Georgian (1676) - not overly large but very spacious for guests to feel relaxed and comfortable, and especially cosy during the autumn and winter months. In the spring/ summer you can relax in the interesting award winning garden or during autumn/winter in our very attractive lounge with a log fire; as well as enjoy the elegant dining room and our wonderful 3 course breakfasts including yummy home made muesli and fruit compotes, breads and up to nine different preserves to feast upon. Dinner can be pre-booked by arrangement. Portland House has been graded as 4 stars by the AA and awarded a Green Business Award and Wildlife Action Award. For the romantics amongst you, the majestic Monmouth Suite, with its own entrance hallway, has an unique 4 poster bed with a luxury mattress topper as well as a really cumfy leather chesterfield sofa to snuggle into while watching TV/DVD or just relaxing with a book or the magazines on offer. To complete your comfort factor the Victorian bathroom is complete with large roll top bath to lie in and gaze up at the black chandelier. For wheelchair users and people with limited mobility, The luscious Lloyd Suite, just off the ground floor hallway, was completely refurbished in 2005 to an extremely high standard and has been awarded a M2 level rating for accessibility for the disabled by the English Tourism Council. It has also a small conservatory leading from the bedroom which overlooks the garden. This is a special place to relax. The large ensuite bathroom is equipped with a toilet facility for the disabled, a shower area and wall seat as well as a spacious bath. The private Ross Family Suite on the second floor has two adjoining bedrooms to accommodate a family of 5-6, sharing an ensuite and looks onto the Doward. The suite is equipped with TV in each room with DVD as well as traditional past times such as chess and family games and a doll’s house. Besides this we have other spacious bedrooms like the elegant Magnolia Room (double), overlooking our Magnolia Tree, the attractive Doward Room, (Twin) overlooking the Doward alongside Symonds Yat, and the pretty Marstow Room, (double) overlooking farmland at the rear. All rooms are equiped with a service tray, hair dryer and shaver point, plus seating area with magazines. A trouser press is also available as well as iron and ironing board, and guests have use of a laundry room. Lots of local information available for all the family. With this range of inclusive accommodation Portland House is considered to be one of the best venues for family and group events besides being an ideal place to stay for couples of all ages and types. It's easy to find us. Just head North from the historic town of Monmouth on A40, after about 3 miles you will see a service station on your left. Just after this is the Whitchurch turnoff. Enter the village onto the Llangrove Road and look for the walls and gate portals of Portland House immediately to your right...

Here at Plas Derwen we pride ourselves on offering fantastic quality. From the standard of our food, to the atmosphere and seclusion of our wonderful gardens, and our contemporary boutique bedrooms. Situated on the foothills of the Brecon Beacons National Park, we are ideally located to take advantage of all the area has to offer, whether you're looking for good food, an afternoon with friends in the sun, or a short activity break. We have 10 en suite guest bedrooms ranging from well appointed doubles and twins to larger family rooms that can sleep up to 4. Each room is fitted with a plasma screen TV, and other facilities including play stations, DVD players and tea and coffee making facilities. We have 4 bedrooms in our main building which have great views of the surrounding countryside and are named after the hills and mountains visable from the windows. The stables have 6 bedrooms all on one level with an adapted bedroom with extra facilities for wheelchair use.

Brynhonddu Country House is an award- winning 3 star bed & breakfast within picturesque surroundings in Pandy, Abergavenny.

Ideally situated for walking, touring and activity breaks, Brynhonddu is set in the foothills of the Black Mountains in the Brecon Beacons National Park, within the Welsh border area known historically as the Welsh Marches. We are close to the Offa’s Dyke footpath and are close to many adventure activities such as hand gliding.

Brynhonddu shares Bwlch Trewyn Estate with a working beef and sheep farm. The associated 'grounds' are covered by a blanket Tree Preservation Order which was initiated to preserve the wide variety of indigenous and non-indigenous tree species planted by previous owners. We are even fortunate enough to have one of the oldest Ginkgo biloba in the country.

Cyclist & Motorcyclist friendly.

We have achieved Level II Green Dragon for our ongoing commitment to environmental management.

The Olway Inn in is situated just outside the town of Usk.. A babbling trout stream runs next to the hotel and garden. Surrounded by rolling green hills and picturesque countryside, the Olway makes the perfect retreat. Usk itself is an oldy worldy market town, which dates back to roman times. Famous for its salmon fishing and antique shops, the town is an ideal location for all ages and interests. Fishing, golf and mountain biking can all be arranged by the hotel if required. We have nine quality rooms, all ensuite with televisions, tea and coffee making facilities and hairdryers. It is also an ideal location for a meal be it a romantic meal, a party or a wedding, our 80 covert restaurant is available for bookings of all sizes.Nicola Cole the head chef and proprietor uses only the highest quality and freshest local produce to produce traditional dishes in a modern way.