Wye Valley Bed & Breakfasts Guide

17th-century, former merchant's house, set in lawns that run down to the River Wye, updated with cool, chic decor whilst retaining original charm

most of the individually decorated rooms offer views over the River Wye, evening meals can be booked in advance and there is an honesty bar

a handsome house with bags of character, the stylish rooms face over the Wye Valley and there is a terrace with seating offering similar views

conveniently located near the end of the M50 motorway, this popular guest house offers luxury air-conditioned accommodation and beautiful gardens

a modern house with stylish and spacious rooms, it sits in an elevated spot and enjoys views over Monmouth and the Wye Valley

a 16th century stone-build property, featuring oak beams and flagstone floors

ideally placed between Chepstow and Monmouth amidst the glorious scenery of the Wye Valley, it is an ideal base for exploring the area

a unique property that features luxury rooms and sits atop Broad Rock in the Wye Valley, the garden leads directly onto the Offa's Dyke and cliffs

this former rectory boasts wonderful views over the River Wye, stay in guest rooms that are light, airy and are traditionally decorated

some rooms have views of Chepstow Castle at this top class B&B in the heart of the quaint town; the friendly hostess serves a superb breakfast

this charming former coaching inn retains many of its original features, the well-presented guest rooms all have their own individual décor

set overlooking Chepstow Castle, this charming inn features rooms furnished with antiques, homemade food and a pretty beer garden

dating from 1648, this historical building retains original features, many bedrooms have plenty of character, and it sits opposite the castle ruins

in a riverside location, just a few minutes walk to the town centre, offering rooms with river views

this restored townhouse retains many period features whilst introducing contemporary styling, for independence there is a shared kitchen

a beautifully restored Victorian house with two well-presented rooms both affording scenic countryside views through wide bay windows

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

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

located close to the centre of the town, and a short walk to the banks of the River Wye

two 18th-century town houses, home to an authentic Pizzeria and a welcoming B&B with well-presented rooms, cosy guest snug and patio