Comfortable rooms, nice and quiet even though traffic is right there I couldn't hear a thing. The…read moreboss is amazing, always nice hearing him yell historical stories of Chepstow. Knowledgeable too. Nothing is too much for them and we both enjoyed our stay very much. It was easy getting the tv to work and the broadband. There wasn't much messing about and also a lovely little coffee machine. Nice touch. Going again end of November

If you want real welsh/English ambience, this a great place to eat. We stopped in at the pub & it…read morewas perfect. Great food. Really good beer on tap. & a really cool bunny in the back outdoor eating section. She's a wonderful, attentive, creative hostess. Can't go wrong eating at the Coach & Horse Inn. I'll bet the stays a great too.

Stopped in for a beer with a friend. Service was quick and efficient…read more My beer was nice and cold and it was refreshing. Great little pub!

Food and service is nice. You do have to place your order at the bar-remember your table#, and…read morecollect your own silverware set inside by the entrance. The staff will deliver your order. Pub style foods but good.

Had a delicious snack and a beer here with my friend…read more We shared delicious loaded fries! It had goat cheese, caramelized onions and bacon. It was a wonderful marriage of flavors and the fries remained crispy! My beer was great as well...perfect temperature and very refreshing.

Had lunch while visiting on business. I had a stuffed chicken and my colleagues had fish and chips…read more This place is a real gem with a view of Tintern Abby and a beautiful garden in the rear. The dining room has a great atmosphere. Several specials and a good regular menu. Several beers on tap. Wonderful service. If you are near, go here.

This is a great pub to stop in if you come to visit Tintern. Apparently, Somerset Maugham visited…read morehere once and they decided to change the name of the place to honor one of his books. That's how you know you've arrived as an author. There is a wonderful, ancient atmosphere in this low-ceilinged building. I only had time for a quick pint, but there were several people enjoying Sunday dinners, and I would like to have tried one myself. This place has the most dangerous entrance/exit I have ever seen on it. Once you're out the door and down the steps, you're pretty much standing in the road just beyond a blind curve. I don't know how the drunks avoid getting run over. Anyway, I'd recommend this place over the pubs that are closer to the abbey.

We dropped into the Moon&6d during a brief stay in Tintern. It has a superb location overlooking…read morethe pretty meanders of the Wye. I tried 2 cask ales (butty bach,obviously and a local kingstone beer) both tasted great. but i look forward to returning to try their menu next time. The interior decor is traditional and cosy, with seperate sections. It has a decent sized balcony which is a great spot to see this stunning open valley, or some pretty riverside benches. i could have stayed for hours, the staff were on the ball and efficient and i had a chat with new manager who seems to have the passion to really make something of the food side as well as the drinks,he is a product of B'hams excellent UCB so i have faith. a great stop off point midjourney or equally a casual destination for dinner with a cracking view.

Absolutely amazing food. Great traditional pub, with fantastic atmosphere. Well worth a viisit.read more

Lovely restaurant with great food, beer and views. A lovely place to be on a sunny day. :)read more

We decided to have a day out in Chepstow yesterday 31/10/2010…read more Had a great time looking around the Castle as we have not visited for around 20 years. Graet to see that dogs are allowed on a lead. After Castle had a wonder around the town to find some inspiration re lunch. As it was a dampish late Autumn day we were not keen to sit outside with the dog and as none of the Restaurants Pubs or Cafes ( of which there are a great many) gave us any indication that dogs were allowed inside Shame on you, no wonder pubs are closing at the rate of around 40 a week - we wondered back down towards the Castle and river area to check out the pubs to see if we could find a sandwich to takeaway. As we passed the Afon Gwy I noticed a sign outside which said dogs welcome in the Bar and gardens. Problem solved. We walked into the bar and were made to feel most welcome and were shown to a table. As it was Sunday lunch the menu was limited to roasts for carnivores so my Husband was happy and I as a vege had a choice of two dishes, Roast Veg Quiche and something with Brie and beetroot. When the food arrived it was beautifully presented and in my case the quiche was placed in the centre of a square plate on top of lettuce with plenty of good fresh salad around it plus four new potatos and roast parsnips. The Waitress then returned with two huge serving dishes of veg. Much more as would be usual for two to share. All cooked to perfection and piping hot. As we are a greedy pair we polished all this off and had Chocolate Fondants with custard for pud and a pot of peppermint tea for two. Total cost? Just over £30. The atmostphere in the bar was very good and the food excellent. When we got home I "Googled" the Afon Gwy and was amazed at the very negative comments about the place. Fair enough we only ate there and didn't stay overnight but we were very pleased with our experience of real food served in a pleasant atmostphere by very helpful staff and not the pretentious "Masterchef" type rubbish that passes for food in some establishments.

We took a quick trip to Wales for the bank holiday weekend - since we had a free night at the St…read more Pierre we had to use up. Luckily we noticed this place as we drove by because the hotel restaurant was fully booked that evening! Anyhow, we really liked how cozy it felt when you first walked into the place. We were greeted by the bartender and had a quick drink in the bar while we looked over the menu. After placing the order, we moved into the restaurant for our meal. The homemade bread with butter was really nice to start the meal off. The main dining area had a different homey kind of feel - exactly what we were looking for in the countryside. My husband ordered the welsh lamb and it was deliciously. I had the pork and wild board sausages with mash which was comforting food. Exactly what we looking for after an afternoon hiking. Service was really good - lovely people who run it. Would definitely be back next time we are in the area.

This little public house is exactly what one would imagine in a small valley town in Wales. TinteI…read moreis an adorable town with beautiful views. The pub is friendly, reasonable, lots of beer choices, and an adequate menu. I got the Cottage Pie and it was simply the best. We chatted with another family and found that the dad literally grew up in our neighborhood back in the states! We were also lucky enough to watch the Welsh win the 2016 Eurocup quarter finals here. Great, comfortable, and homey atmosphere all around. A lovely place to eat, drink, and be merry.

We had a nice dinner at the Rose & Crown. Great local place with an ample beer selection and…read morediverse menu. You'll find this place to be welcoming. The people are friendly and the food is good. Steaks are the specialty and while none in my group are steak lovers, other customers' beef looked good and the aroma was luscious. Our hunters' chicken dishes were tasty and filling. Enjoy the respite and your meal at the Rose & Crown.

The bartender was really nice-she chatted a bit about the area and responded to my request for a…read morelocal beer.

Visiting Bath for a couple days and stepped in here for a pint to cap the day of sightseeing. Local…read morefolk were welcoming, and we had an interesting chat. I'm thankful for this Yelp app and our reviews which is very helpful in finding great spots we might miss otherwise.