The Best Forest of Dean Pub Accommodation

a 15th-century inn, the traditional bar features wood beams and 3 open fires, meets Indian restaurant, situated on the A40 near Ross-on-Wye

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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