Wye Valley Hotel & Restaurant
Chepstow, Gwent

Ideally placed between the historic towns of Monmouthshire and Chepstow. Tintern is in the heart of the Wye Valley, and all of the attractions it has to offer. The poet Wordsworth described Wye as the most romantic valley in Wales. Little has changed since he penned those lines and the Wye river still wends its way by Tintern, its abbey and forest. The hotel dates back to 1835 when it was a small alehouse known as The Carpenters Arms. In 1909 the building was renamed and extended to its current form. Both the bar and restaurant are open to non-residents and is popular with locals and tourists alike. Using fresh local produce, we aim to provide a range of food to suite your individual tastes - from bar snacks to a la carte meals. Special dietary requirements are catered for on request. With a total of nine en suite rooms the owners, Sue and Barry Cooke, pride themselves on being available to give individual attention to their guests to ensure that their stay is as relaxing and enjoyable as it can possibly be.

Chepstow is an attractive market town situated where the river Wye meets the Severn Estuary and where Gloucestershire in England meets Gwent in Wales. The Wye cuts through the opposing cliff faces of the Welsh and English border and over looking it is the once mighty Chepstow Castle. Chepstow is a bustling town today and many visitors stop off between England and Wales for a few hours to amble around the castle and the town walls. Most visitors from Britain come to Chepstow for the famous racecourse just north of the town, home to the Welsh national, this is Wales main horse racing course.