The Best Forest of Dean Hotels

relaxing getaway with its own 18-hole golf course, bowling green and access to a wide range of activities based in and around the local area

popular, family-run, A40 roadside inn, set in scenic countryside between Gloucester and Ross-on-Wye with guest rooms in a modern annexe

motel style accommodation, choice of rooms from economy to luxury, ideally located to explore the Forest of Dean, Wye and Severn rivers

offers simple, motel-style guest rooms, a restaurant serving a traditional pub and grill menu, lively bar and games room and children's area

built as a hunting lodge for King Charles II, now fully refurbished to offer modern facilities and luxurious rooms in the heart of the Forest of Dean

in a charming village setting, this welcoming hotel boasts stylishly furnished rooms and a relaxed restaurant serving award-winning cuisine

a former working farm transformed into a laid-back, boutique, country retreat featuring stylish rooms and award-winning, locally sourced food

16th century, former coaching inn featuring well-equipped, individually designed rooms, a restaurant serving local produce and lively bar

comfortable, well-presented rooms in a courtyard setting and an in room 'breakfast to go', located close to the Three Choirs Vineyard

friendly, family-run hotel with spacious guest rooms and a traditional bar with open log fires ideally placed to explore the Forest of Dean and area

the A40 location, between Gloucester and Ross-on-Wye, of this friendly pub is ideal for an en-route stopover when travelling to or from Wales

roadside inn located on the A4136 a few minutes drive from Mitcheldean offering comfy, motel-style guest rooms and log fires in the main bar

spacious and cosy, with rustic wooden furnishings, guest rooms in a converted Victorian building opposite a traditional village pub

in the beautiful Forest of Dean, a friendly inn with welcoming facilities for children offers hearty food and comfortable refurbished rooms

four gorgeous rooms - one with a four-poster bed - and an aga-cooked breakfast are offered in this fine country house in a pretty hamlet

a traditional inn welcoming guests for over two centuries, today it offers good quality accommodation and freshly cooked meals in the restaurant

this traditional inn features AA two rosette dining, cooked by the chef owner, and now also has refurbished rooms, spacious and comfortable

a traditional hostelry, on the edge of the Forest of Dean, offers the comfort of modern, well-appointed rooms and a great dining experience

you'll find friendly staff, well-presented rooms and delicious breakfasts in this traditional inn in the heart of a pretty town on the Severn Estuary

a stone-built 13th century inn set in a pretty village in the Forest of Dean near Clearwell Castle, has cosy rooms and a help-yourself breakfast

treat yourself to a stay in this prize-winning inn, with comfortable well-furnished rooms and breakfast made from locally sourced ingredients

good-value accommodation above a Nepalese restaurant and traditional bar located on the A46 and ideally placed to explore the Forest of Dean

comfortable, well-appointed B&B, rooms are immaculately presented, ideally placed to explore the Forest of Dean by car, bike or on foot

set in a pretty Forest of Dean village, this high-scoring B&B offers super accommodation - the room and the king studio have a smart kitchenette

a peaceful and picturesque farmhouse B&B, on a working farm, has spacious beamed rooms and idyllic views over the Severn Vale

exposed beams and an inglenook fireplace feature at this former inn, it is ideally placed to explore the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley

elegant, Georgian house set overlooking the village green and next door to the pub; guest rooms are individually styled and furnished

Grade II listed, Elizabethan, timber-framed house extensively and lovingly restored to combine original character and modern facilities

peacefully placed Georgian farmhouse, set in 80 acres of arable land, with elegant guest rooms and an Aga-cooked breakfast to start the day

you'll be treated like honoured house guests, in this quintessential Grade lI listed country vicarage, in tranquil gardens with a croquet lawn

19th century, former mill now a cosy, traditional guest house and high quality fishery with lake and river fishing set in peaceful countryside

enjoy breathtaking views over the Wye Valley from this modern house featuring luxuriously-equipped rooms and a superb breakfast menu

the lodge rooms are in the restaurant building of the rustic Dome Garden eco glamping site; enjoy the stylish comfort and sociable dining

a characterful 4 bedroom property, with exposed beams and stone walls, and a large garden