Top Hotels in Chepstow
Top Restaurants in Chepstow
The 10 best hotels in Chepstow, United Kingdom
Discover the best hotels in Chepstow, Monmouthshire, South Wales, Wales including St. Pierre Marriott Hotel & Country Club, Two Rivers By Marston's Inns, Woodfield House, Coach and Horses Inn, Beaufort Hotel - Chepstow, The First Hurdle Guest House, No.8 Accommodation, Willowbrook Guesthouse, The Boat Inn, The George Hotel Chepstow.
Restaurants in Chepstow
1. St. Pierre Marriott Hotel & Country Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1820 reviews
With breathtaking views, 400 acres of picturesque parkland and a stunning 14th century manor, St. Pierre Marriott Hotel & Country Club is an idyllic retreat. Our resort in Chepstow, United Kingdom - set in the rolling hills of South Wales - features the perfect blend of ancient architecture and modern amenities. Our elegant rooms offer luxury bedding, dedicated work space and 24-hour room service. A dream-like getaway for the body and soul, St. Pierre Marriott Hotel & Country Club offers a fitness club, tennis courts and outdoor activities set within the rolling Welsh countryside. Enjoy the summer days overlooking our ornamental lake or while away a winter's evening resting by spectacular log fires. When ready to dine, choose from the oak-paneled, traditional Morgan's Restaurant or the contemporary Cast Iron Bar & Grill.
Spa afternoon
Reviewed By E9652LKsarahjWe have been visiting frequently in the last two years (mainly monthly), I would like to say that I have had a very enjoyable massage today, I feel refreshed and a lot less achy. Thanks so much Morgan.
2. Two Rivers By Marston's Inns
Overall Ratings
4 based on 314 reviews
Two Rivers is one of the most ideally located hotels in Chepstow - just a mile from the historic town of Chepstow, close to the A48 and not far from the Wye Valley and Forest of Dean. Our rooms come complete with digital television, en-suite bathrooms and wifi, for an authentic home-from-home experience. Our guests can also enjoy free parking at the Two Rivers. Enjoy an exciting menu in relaxed surroundings, including our speciality rotisserie chicken; it’s seasoned and then flame-roasted to perfection and accompanied by a great selection of side dishes. All of our rotisserie chicken is Red Tractor farm-assured, freshly prepared. Find a great wine selection, as well as a range of soft drinks and spirits. We boast an excellent selection of cask ales, from Marston’s five breweries. We are only 3 miles from the Severn Bridge, so you can reach Bristol in 20 minutes by car and the picturesque Wye River and Forest of Dean are just a short trip away. Why not hit the shops at Cribbs Causeway? Or see the animals at Bristol Zoo? We are also close to major airports including Birmingham, Bristol & Cardiff.
Outstanding pub/restaurant
Reviewed By SumsetguyWe had two excellent meals here whilst staying in the adjacent Marston’s hotel. Duty manager Emily was really friendly and provided excellent service during our breakfast visit. Food at breakfast was of a high quality and the continental section was continually replenished. Having been extremely impressed with breakfast service we decided to have our evening meal here also. Upon arrival for our evening meal duty manager Jannine was very helpful and ensured we were seated promptly in the restaurant. Our floor server Shianne was excellent throughout and the food was of a very high quality. This is an outstanding pub/restaurant which was impeccably clean throughout and has an interesting and varied menu. I would highly recommend to all.
3. Woodfield House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 414 reviews
Bed & Breakfast at the heart if the Wye Valley. Comfortable beds, hot showers and delicious cooked breakfast. Small Weddings and Private events catered for. No Restaurant or Bar on-site but plenty of choice nearby for food and drink.
Loved it!
Reviewed By 73kermit13Had a great stay, we booked 2 singles as that was what was left. One was the top room, loved the winding stairs. Such a fab building. Room was lovely with view of castle. Really comfy and modern. Second room was outside uo some stairs, in need of decorating but was a double charged as a single maybe to make up for that. Had 2 amazing windows with trees outside and sound of the water in fish pond gave it a lovely. Breakfast was in beautiful decor room and was wonderful service and food. Loved it!!!!! Never stayed anywhere so unique before but will definitely book again - wonderful Also loved check in - a code is texted just before check in, you find your key on the table and it’s an adventure to find your room! Genious!
4. Coach and Horses Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 104 reviews
The Coach & Horses is a former coaching inn which has been recently refurbished to a high standard whilst retaining the character and charm of this historic building. We are situated near the historic Town Arch and Chepstow Castle. Convenient for exploring the Wye valley and Offas Dyke and just down the road from Chepstow racecourse. Popular with walkers, cyclists and race goers, we offer a delicious menu of freshly cooked local produce and have a well stocked bar specialising in real ale. We have a selection of Ensuite Double, Twin & family rooms as well as single shared bathroom rooms available to suit all budgets. Our beds are all Hypnos to ensure the best nights sleep and our new power showers give you the best shower experience!
Don’t miss this gemstone!
Reviewed By Getaway51211240625What a wonderful find in Chepstow! We decided to spend the day in Wales and stumbled across this gemstone. From the minute we arrived we felt at home. Kadi (apologies if we spelt this wrong) was a true delight, welcoming us and informing us on the local cuisine ;-) Try the pies, you will not be disappointed. Thank you Kadi and the team for a truly memorable lunch in Chepstow!
5. Beaufort Hotel - Chepstow
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 381 reviews
Beaufort Hotel - Chepstow is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Chepstow, offering a family-friendly environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Close to some of Chepstow's most popular landmarks, such as Mathern Mill (1.9 mi) and Severn Bridge (2.7 mi), Beaufort Hotel - Chepstow is a great destination for tourists. Guest rooms offer amenities such as a flat screen TV, and guests can go online with free wifi offered by the hotel. The property also boasts an on-site restaurant, to help make your stay more enjoyable. If you are driving to Beaufort Hotel - Chepstow, free parking is available. Travelers looking to enjoy some burritos can head to The Riverside Wine Bar. Otherwise, you may want to check out an Italian restaurant such as Panevino Restaurant, The Pepper Mill, or Stone Rock Pizza. If you’re looking for something to do, Chepstow Castle (0.2 mi), Old Wye Bridge (0.3 mi), and The Priory and Parish Church of St. Mary (0.3 mi) are a nice way to spend some time, and they are all within walking distance of Beaufort Hotel - Chepstow. Enjoy your stay in Chepstow!
Very Basic 2* Hotel
Reviewed By 1_Miffy_SThe essential basics were lacking. Unfortunately, visitors cannot upload videos. - The room smelt stale and unclean, despite the bedroom and bathroom windows being open. - One of the laundered white towels was stained with blue patches. - The carpet was sticky in places. Wearing footwear is advisory. - The kettle filter had to be cleaned of black specks before use. - The bathroom was narrow with extremely low water pressure. You had to hold the shower in one hand whilst using the other to wash. As soon as the shower head was replaced in the bracket, the water ran cold. It was extremely challenging and frustrating trying to find the correct temperature. Even a minuscule turn of the thermostat ranged from scalding hot to cold. The crisp, paper thin shower curtain did little to prevent water dripping onto the floor. The toilet cistern continued to flow and then into a trickle for a while after being flushed. - Vibrations from people walking on the creaky corridor and neighbouring bedroom floorboards/tiled bathroom/opening their bedroom door/pulling the bathroom pull cord light switch travelled through the thin walls, across my bedroom floor and into the bed. It felt as though we were sharing the same room. - All sockets were not working. Following a 20 minute process of elimination, trying various cables and appliances, the problem was solved. Switching on the the switch to a switched double socket powered up all the sockets. Light switches were unaffected. - The light above the bedroom mirror was not working. The similar switched type of light in the ladies toilet was intermittent, so unsuitable for anybody with epilepsy. The toilet seat in the ladies also needs to be secured properly. - The raised screw on the door plate needs to be fixed to avoid snagging of clothes. Additional observations: - Photographs on the website are not a true reflection of all rooms and facilities. The hotel is need of general maintenance, and electrical and plumbing inspections, particularly to the rooms that are not advertised. - The entrance to the approximately 12 vehicle narrow car park, less if there are vans, was not lit or clearly signposted. - The free Wi-Fi is limited. It works intermittently in the bedroom and the dining room adjacent to the reception area. - Breakfast was basic. Milk, sugar, water, coffee and cereals. Tea, and a cooked breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, mushroom and baked beans is available on request. A continental breakfast and fruit were not offered. - Staff unwinding in the beer garden at the end of the night were quite loud and could be heard a fair distance away. Conclusion: Whilst some might find this hotel quaint and acceptable, personally, it is unlikely that I will be staying here again.
6. The First Hurdle Guest House
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 175 reviews
A family run Guest House in a modernised and fully refurbished 17th century town house with 12 rooms each with en-suite bathroom. The Guest House is ideally located in the centre of Historic Chepstow at the bottom of the main restaurant and shopping street, and just 2 minutes from the castle and river. All rooms are beautifully decorated and contain HD smart TVs, coffee and tea making facilities. We serve continental and cooked English breakfast buffet so eat to your hearts content. We also house the highly rated Stone Rock Pizzeria which serves Artisan Neapolitan Pizza most evenings of the week. We hope you enjoy your stay.
Overworked Staff
Reviewed By MadCook67The first person we spoke to on reception was half asleep. she said she had been working non-stop since 8am (it was now 5pm). All the staff were similar, zombified. They certainly weren't overworked in the cleaning department as the whole place looked tired and unkept. Health & Safety didnt appear to worry anyone either; one of the internal exit doors had a handle missing on the inside so in an emergency you couldn't use the door as an exit which it was meant for. Our room was miniscule with a large double bed taking up much of the space.. The sash widow was stuck open at the top and faced on to the street. There was no mat in the shower and the water came up to your ankles. I slipped and cracked my head. They don't provide hand towels but, after several requests, they came the next day. It was a good breakfast though.
7. No.8 Accommodation
Overall Ratings
5 based on 84 reviews
No8 Accommodation is a 3 storey town house located a 2 minutes walk from Chepstow High street, this is the perfect place to base your self if walking, cycling the Wye Valley, visiting the racecourse or travelling on business. No8 is only a 5 minute walk of both the train and bus station therefore ideal for guests traveling via public transport. With 3 Farrow and Ball inspired rooms available, No8 offers beautiful accommodation with a difference. The house dates back to the 18th century and was a once public house, the rooms all have character but also offer modern amenities. The Rum and Gin room both have en-suites where as the Whisky room the largest of the 3, has a separate bathroom which is sole use which no other guest can use. Free wifi, lounge and Kitchen available with in the price.
Cozy & Comfortable. Brilliant Stay
Reviewed By VeryYesManyGoodGreat place only a short walk from the centre of Chepstow. Really comfy and spacious room with private bathroom/shower. The place is very clean, stylish and comfortable and would recommend to anyone visiting. The host was extremely helpful and responsive and even went the extra mile to post me an item I had left there by accident.
8. Willowbrook Guesthouse
Overall Ratings
5 based on 97 reviews
Welcome to Willowbrook Guesthouse, a beautiful dwelling within the historical town of Chepstow. Willowbrook is open all year(except Christmas and New Year) offering Bed and Breakfast and Self Catering accommodation and provides the perfect location for a holiday, short break or business trip. The historic town centre is just 2 mins drive long with Chepstow Racecourse and The David Broom Equestrian Centre only 5 mins away. We are 10 mins drive from the famous Tintern Abbey and The National Diving and Activity Centre. Golfers, The Championship Old Course is just 2 mins away and we are incredibly fortunate to be surrounded by 20 fantastic courses including The Celtic Manor (Ryder Cup Hosts 2010. Cardiff, Bristol and Newport are easily accessible from the M4 motorway only 2 mins away. Willowbrook runs on a self check-in basis only. Each guest room boasts its own private entrance allowing guests to arrive at their leisure. All of our individually decorated rooms are spacious, stylish and comfortable including all amenities you would expect along with complimentary toiletries, biscuits and bottled Welsh mineral water. Our Self Catering rooms include a kitchenette whilst affording some of the most beautiful scenery within Chepstow.
Great place to stay if visiting the area
Reviewed By beckiLeedsMy husband and I stayed here with family to attend the Welsh Grand National at Chepstow. This is a lovely family run Guest House and you are sure receive a friendly welcome. The rooms are tastefully decorated with very comfortable beds and a great view of the surrounding fields and wildlife. Breakfast was the best we’ve ever had from previous hotel/B&B stays with a varied choice on offer. We opted for the full cooked breakfast and was all locally sourced and fresh produce. You will not be disappointed if you choose Willowbrook.
9. The Boat Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
Family visit Sunday lunch
Reviewed By akt28What a find, great food, great service, it was very busy and we waited a little while for food but the food was incredible when it did arrive, “kezza” was our waitress together with one other sorry cannot remember her name but she was also fab. Good choice of different meats with a variety of vegetables, catered for dairy free member of our group only downside there were no desserts apart from sorbet! They had a vegan dessert on their chalk board but we’re told it was not available, they could have rubbed this out, so left after the main meal, would definitely return would recommend booking in advance
10. The George Hotel Chepstow
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 221 reviews
The George Hotel offers a warm room with a comfy bed, tea and coffee making facilities and all the rooms are en suite. We also have a bar downstairs where you can eat and drink with free WIFI. Relaxing pub Sunday to Thursday (Bank Holidays Excluded) then party atmosphere on a Friday and Saturday Night from 9pm til 1am
Sunday lunch with Grandson
Reviewed By Richard LMain lunch definitely under par for a supposedly top restaurant in Wales. I will start with the one starter I ordered, which was whitebait, which tasted fine although there was not much of it. The mains ordered were beef, pork and turkey lunches. This is where the food went downhill. The beef was fine, the turkey fine but the pork was like old leather and was tougher to cut and eat than the beef. Some of the veg was undercooked and the stuffing and roast potatoes had obviously been given a quick blast in the deep fat fryer before being served (or so it seemed ). All very disappointing. There was also some greenery garnish on the plate which I have to say in my opinion looked out of place. The meal however did finish on more of a high as the sticky toffee pudding and chocolate fudge cake were acceptable. Not great. First time experience and will probably give it a miss in the future.
