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The hotel is situated in 11 acres of grounds and is within easy walking distance of Ross on Wye town centre. Within 10 minutes drive guests can be enjoying the fantastic Wye Valley and Forest of Dean with walking and cycling trails, canoeing and abseiling. Many of the hotel rooms have views over the gardens. The restaurant and bar have a variety menus allowing guests to enjoy local fayre created into delicious cuisine.The hotel is able to offer all guests Special Concessions on a variety of local golf courses.A member of Classic British Hotels

The Royal Lodge at Symonds Yat East has an idyllic setting in the heart of the Wye Valley in an area of outstanding natural beauty where the River Wye cuts a swathe through a wooded gorge on the edge of the spectacular Royal Forest of Dean. The hotel is nestled just below Symonds Yat Rock and stands exclusively in grounds of almost 5 acres overlooking the river. It has terraced gardens of magnolia trees and a well established wisteria. The Royal was originally built in 1876 as a Royal hunting lodge and was converted to a hotel in the 1920s.The Royal Lodge has 20 en-suite bedrooms which are arranged to take advantage of our unique position on the edge of the River Wye and make the most of the views so that every room faces the tranquil river. We have rooms with 4 poster beds, single rooms and family rooms which allows the us to offer unrivalled flexibility. We will be pleased to discuss any special accommodation requirements you have.

Keith and Jennie invite you to relax and unwind in our charming 4 Star Silver award winning Cottage, offering a warm, quiet, friendly atmosphere, with a high standard of accommodation in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Our Cottage is set high on the banks of the Wye river, and overlooks glorious views of water and woodland, all of which you are free to explore in the quiet timelessness of the countryside at its finest, a true escape from the stress and bustle of everyday life. Come and relax in the comfortable lounges, where you will find lots of good reading matter and all relevant local information. On sunny days you might like to sit in the gardens or on the patio, absorbing the tranquility of the wonderful scenery or just doze on cooler evenings in front of a cosy fire.

The Hostelrie Hotel in the village of Goodrich is dated back to 1628, origionaly known as the Crown and Anchor, Between 1819 and 1832 it became a Workhousebut then was re opened as the Crown and Anchor.In 1851 it became the Hostelrie and has remained until this day.We have seven en suite bedrooms with tv, hospitality tray. the traditional Lounge Bar boasts a range of Wye Valley real ales, wines and beers. The Castle Restaurant can comfortably seat 65 and is also ideal for private parties.We are set in a small village jjust yards from Goodrich Castle and also boast ample car parking and large gardens.

We offer superior wheelchair and family friendly B and B accommodation with easy access to Monmouth and near Ross on Wye. Just prepare to relax as a warm welcome awaits you at our elegant home. Portland House is uniquely placed near Monmouth 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...

Ideal Base for the beautiful Wye Valley, Award winning Chef, fresh fish a speciality, and excellent beers and wines in an ancient old Town Centre Coaching inn, full of character and charm, with its own secure parking we aim to offer a haven to the tourist and traveller. Forty minutes from Cheltenham, forty-five minutes from Cardiff.

The Royal Lodge at Symonds Yat East has an idyllic setting in the heart of the Wye Valley in an area of outstanding natural beauty where the River Wye cuts a swathe through a wooded gorge on the edge of the spectacular Royal Forest of Dean. Nestled just below Symonds Yat Rock and stands exclusively in grounds of almost 5 acres overlooking the river. It has terraced gardens of magnolia trees and a well established wisteria. The Royal was originally built in 1876 as a Royal hunting lodge and was converted to a hotel in the 1920's.The Royal Lodge is place to spend a relaxing break in a beautiful setting. It is in close proximity to numerous outdoor activities such as canoeing; abseiling; caving; kayaking; golf; cycling; walking and horse-riding. The hotel is also well situated to explore the Wye Valley; Brecon Beacons; Black Mountains and the South Wales coast.Boasting 20 ensuite bedrooms which are arranged to take advantage of our unique position on the edge of the River Wye and make the most of the views so that every room faces the tranquil river. We have a comfortable family lounge where you can enjoy our real fire in winter and where you can read or play board-games.Please Note: We are a No-Smoking property. Pets by arrangement. Children welcome. Check-In time: 1400 and Check-Out time: 1000.

Glewstone Court is set amongest fruit orchards within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty overlooking the Wye Valley and towards the Royal Forest of Dean in a glorious unspoilt corner of England. Situated just 3 miles from Ross-on-wye, the Hotel is secluded yet accessible being less than a mile from the A40.The unique character of the hotel is reflected in its rooms... polished floors, Eastern rugs, open log fires and antiques abound. All ensuite bedrooms are individual in style and decor and come equipped with all the extras that one would expect... fluffy bathrobes, toiletries, hairdryer, colour TV, radio, telephone, hospitality tray with delicious home made biscuitsand free wireless broadband throughout the hotel.Our restaurant specialises in local produce - Herefordshire beef, Marches lamb, wild salmon. We feature in the Flavours of Herefordshire awards and have a Rosette awarded by the AA.

Pencraig Court is a fine Georgian country house set in three-and-a-half acres of gardens, lawns and woodland overlooking the River Wye with unforgettable views across the valley to the distant hills. The atmosphere is friendly and relaxed and the food is traditionally English, freshly cooked using fine ingredients, locally sourced where possible and with vegetables and fruit from the garden. Great wines!The hotel is conveniently situated just off the A40 between Ross-on-Wye and Monmouth, ideal for breaking a journey between the North of England and South Wales and for visiting the many attractions of the surrounding country which includes the Forest of Dean, the Wye Valley, the Welsh Marches, all set in glorious scenery. Outdoor activities both on and off the river are many and various. Dogs are also welcome, by arrangement.

John and Liz Bloxham offer a very warm welcome at Granton House Bed and Breakfast. Situated between Monmouth and Ross-on-Wye, we are conveniently placed for guests to visit Welsh Borders. Cotswolds, Hay on Wye, Cardiff, Hereford and Gloucester. The house has a secluded, south west garden, nestling into the valley and looks onto a conservation orchard and Coppet Hill beyond.The hill has many interesting pathways and is both a nature reserve and part of the Wye Valley Walk. We have private parking and secure lockup for bikes and fishing tackle and facilities to dry clothes for walkers. We look forward to welcoming you at Granton House and will do our best to make your stay with us memorable.