Hotel vicino a The Phoenix Theatre - Ross-on-Wye

“Good selection ”

“Really enjoyable stay. Staff were amazing ”

“Fantastic place to stay. I was a solo traveller and this place was perfect for me! A lovely family feel to the hotel. I would 100% recommend and will be looking to stay again next time im in the area. Big thanks to the staff who looked after me for the night ”

“Beautiful location away from busy life, lovely house which was spotless. Beds were comfy and was a great stay. ”

“Friendly welcome. Nice choice of food at breakfast. Would have preferred shower instead of bath unit.”

“Always friendly and flexible hosts, lovely breakfast on Christmas Day. ”

“ The breakfast was absolutely delicious as was the choice at bar ”

“Bar with good selection of drinks, menu was extensive. I had 12oz Steak 👍 Room clean and tidy with tea and coffee making facilities. I had a full English breakfast the following morning well cooked and presented. With tea or coffee and orange juice ”

“Ideal location for my work and lovely memy”

“We liked the perfect location and setting we thought the track from the road needed attention ”

“We had a two night stay which was excellent. The breakfast was great, the room was clean and tidy and the restaurant food was delicious. The staff were very friendly and helpful, would definitely recommend it.”

“Posto super accogliente, nel rilassante contesto di un campo da golf. Il personale molto cortese ed accogliente. Unica pecca la colazione, costituita da una pastarina, un succo ed una banana, da consumare in stanza, senza un posto per appoggiarsi. (sarebbe bastato un tavolinetto fuori dove il posto c' è). Comunque era chiarito nel sito.”

“Breakfast not cooked to requested requirements”

“Clean room. Friendly and helpful hostess. V.good breakfasts, choice and quality. Quiet location with short walk to good pub. Forest of Dean is interesting area between Wye and Severn with a special history. Easy access to Monmouthshire. You may see harmless wild boar Can't miss the evidence of roadside grass verges dug up in their search for food.”