Bed And Breakfast in Blakeney

This charming 16th century Inn is located on the A466 just 4 miles from Chepstow Race Course, at Tintern Abbey in the lower Wye Valley and close to Monmouth and the Forest of Dean. The spacious ground floor bedrooms arranged around a beautiful garden along side the River provide a warm and welcoming resting place after your day exploring. You can enjoy and drink in the gardens or in the lounge with real log fires before your Dinner in the itimate restaurant serving hearty Welsh and Borders fayre.

Located in 5 acres of landscaped gardens. Recently refurbished The Park Hotel has 18 bedrooms, and has the flexibility to offer accommodation packages to all customers. With beautifully landscaped grounds The Park Hotel makes an ideal venue for the perfect wedding, either the complete package or the breakfast and evening functions. Conveniently located for Bristol, Bath, Gloucester The Park is an ideal base.

Our hotel offers a superb haven for the traveller and a base for the touring visitor. Situated just off the M4/M48 motorways into Wales, we are the perfect location to reach many of the attractions for both the younger and older generations.

The Woolaston Inn is situated between Chepstow and Lydney on the main A48, the hotel offers a Caribbean Restauarant, 7 well equipped en-suite rooms and a relaxing lounge bar.

Located at the head of the Berkley Vale in some of Gloucestershire’s most beautiful countryside the Malt House is a family run hotel that you can spend a life time looking for. The hotel is just 8 miles from both exit 13 and 14 of the M5 and sits in the heart of the Cotswolds Hills. The Inn can boast nothing if it can’t boast comfort, from the moment you arrive to take a seat at the bar, or one of the comfortable chairs in the lounge, you will quickly relax into a friendly, local atmosphere. Guests can dine in the tastefully furnished restaurant or bar and with mellow wall coverings and dark woods it’s just the right level of intimacy and informality to instantly relax you. With an extensive menu ranging from Summer Salads and Vegetarian Specials to Mixed Grills and Steaks you will be sure to find something that suits your pallet and whatever your choice you can relax and enjoy the food, wine and good company. The Malt House has en-suite 9 bedrooms all of which are tastefully decorated in the traditional charm and style of the hotel. All rooms have a T.V, tea/coffee making facilities and a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere which gives the feeling of a home from home. The restaurant is on two levels, and with soft lighting, oak beams and wood panelling surrounds the visitor in ageless ambience. Seating nearly sixty, bookings for large parties are readily accommodated. It is always advisable to book well ahead, especially for weekends. Menus at the Malt House are extensive, with something to suit every taste and requirement, there are regular specials displayed as well as the Chef’s Specialities and a vegetarian selection.

Grade II Victorian mansion set in 30 acres of parkland. The hotel retains many of its existing features, some dating back 150 years. The mansion features ornate library, a delightful Orangery in the grounds and a 60ft high Atrium which has been covered in glass and houses the hotels two fine restaurants which are complemented by bars and drawing rooms. It is vital that you pre-book dinner in one of the restaurants in advance of your stay. A leisure club and beauty suites enhance the facilities. Please note - all our executive rooms are non-smoking.

The George is a traditional coaching inn, situated in the centre of the historic town of Chepstow, close to the famous St Pierre Golf Course ,Celtic Manor and Chepstow Racecourse. Only 20 minutes from Bristol & Newport. Also ideally located for international rugby and football matches at the millennium stadium, Cardiff. All the comforts of your local away from home with free WI-FI, great food served till 9pm and Sky sports, Private parties available on request. Live entertainment / DJ every Friday and Saturday night until 1am.

The Beaufort Hotel is situated at the very centre of the historic border town of Chepstow. The facilities here are all you would expect from a modern hotel, whilst still retaining the charm and character of a 16th century coaching inn. If you are visiting the Wye Valley, our sister hotel, The Riverside Hotel, is conveniently situated in the town centre of Monmouth. It is an ideal base for visiting the local attractions or the perfect distance from Chepstow for a days walk along Offas Dyke. The Beaufort Hotel is a family run business and we pride ourselves on giving efficient, friendly service and good value for money. We have 23 en-suite bedrooms, an excellent restaurant and Florence Court, a banqueting suite which has facilities for weddings, conferences or parties. We are committed to our guests. Whether you visit us for business or pleasure, you can be sure of our personal attention and a warm welcome.

Situated in the heart of the Wye-Valley, The Abbey Hotel sits proudly in an area of outstanding natural beauty with astounding views of the infamous Tintern Abbey and woodlands of the Wye-Valley. Dating back to the early 1800’s, references of the hotel can be found as early as 1804 when the landlord of the Beaufort Inn, as it was previously named, would hold the key to the gate of the Abbey and augment his income by admitting visitors and conducting tours. The area originally occupied by the Abbey was much larger than it is today. The precinct wall followed the lane that runs along the back of The Abbey Hotel and its remnants can still be seen to this day. In order to cater for the growing tourism trade within Tintern and the Wye-Valley as a whole, the hotel has been vigorously upgraded throughout History with keys dates including initial extensions dating back to 1910. Along with these very upgrades the name has also been subject to change and has evolved from The Beaufort Inn, The Beaufort Inn Hotel, The Beaufort Hotel and most recently the Abbey Hotel.

Days Inn Michaelwood has direct access to the M5 motorway. ITS PERFECT TO BREAK THAT TEDIOUS M5 JOURNEY, arrive the following morning at your destination relaxed & refreshed. Nearby attractions include Cheltenham, Gloucester Docks, Edward Jenner Museum, Berkeley Castle, Slimbridge Wildfowl Trust.The Hotel offers a quiet peacefull nights sleep for those businessmen who are visiting Bristol or surrounding area.Rooms offer a high level of comfort & facilities yet the price is that of a budget hotel.

The Gables Hotel is dedicated to making life easier. We take a different view and the hotel reflects life of the modern traveller. Affordable yet stylish, with comfort and convenience, you may never want to leave.Always putting people first, our traditional and personal service is at the heart of everything that we do. You can choose to sample bistro classics in our relaxed style Bistro and Bar or opt for the Dining room, which serves modern classics made with the finest local ingredients.Big sofas, small secluded corners and friendly staff give the bar and lounge area a cosy atmosphere. A shared space that feels private.The Gables Hotel is designed to please, a hotel of today for meetings of tomorrow. Our function rooms and bedrooms are all fully equipped with up to date technology to connect you to the outside world - instantly.With our excellent proximity to all major motorway links and rail routes, the hotel is easily accessible from anywhere in the country. Ideally situated just off junction 14 of the M5, the hotel is also near to Bristol International Airport. Perfectly positioned to explore the Cotswold countryside and visiting Bath, Cheltenham and Gloucester and also a great base for watching local sporting events and playing golf.

Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn once walked these rooms and grounds. Today, the 500 year-old castle-palace with its beautiful oriel windows, Tudor hall and historic parkland is yours for a time ? a wonderful retreat from everyday routine and also a memorable setting for formal functions such as weddings, celebrations and conferences. All rooms are luxuriously warm - most have real fires. Theyre also extremely comfortable with opulent, well-appointed bathrooms, colour TVs (carefully screened, of course) and welcoming touches such as the decanter of sherry youll find on your arrival. Step behind the heavy oak doors and youll find a magnificent hotel with roaring fires, delicious modern cuisine and sumptuous bedchambers ? a truly special setting for an overnight stay, a weekend away or for more formal occasions.

A thorn in the side of those who believe that beautiful Welsh towns start with a ‘Ll’, the ancient county town of Monmouth has a fascinating past and a wealth of historical and natural attractions. The birthplace of Henry V in 1387, Monmouth has fiercely guarded the Welsh heartland from invaders across the Wye Valley for nearly 1,000 years.The town is entered through a spectacular 13th-century bridge gate across the River Monmow, with a unique fortified gatehouse. Its medieval street plan intact, visitors are transported to a world of 11th-century priories, the old market in Agincourt Square and the Shire Hall Court Rooms – unchanged since the trials of the Chartist leaders. Out of town, you’ll find yourself in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with the world-famous Tintern Abbey, the Forest of Dean and Offa’s Dyke to hand. Looking west are Abergavenny and its Roman fort, the Brecon Beacons and a posse of fabulous historic sites connected to the roguish Owen Glendwr.

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 lounge/bar 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.

Set next to the stroudwater canal, the ship coaching inn reflects the old charm sadly missing from many of todays mass market establishments. A favourite with C A M E R A members,the ship carries beers locally sourced with real ale prominent (you must try the tim taylors landlord bitter) and with a roaring log fire its the perfect place to be on a cold winters night.. Top london chef kieth gardner has recently joined the crew and his menu s reflect his passion for cooking.cromer crabs,swordfish snapper and mussels are delivered daily,but kieth also offers good old fashioned english cuisine such as lamb shank,,lambs liver and onions and of course his signature dish Martha gardners steak and kidney pie(a recipe learned from his grandmother)Traditional roasts are a favourite on sundays and childrens portions are always available. Rooms are en suite with tea and coffee making facilities available. The ship is an ideal stop over point for Gloucester,Slimbridge or the Cheltenham races.Racegoers should note the all inclucive prices for all cheltenham meets. Walkers will enjoy the 5 framilode walks all starting at the ship and taking from 2 to 4 hours.Watch out for king fishers,waders and numerous birds of prey.Children will enjoy feeding the resident ducks coots and swans.A local car hire specialist offers a free colection/ delivery service from local bus and train stations for guests requiring car hire. Dogs are very welcome at the inn but only guide dogs in the main restaurant and please keep all dogs on a leed.

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