The Bell at Skenfrith


One of the great gastropubs. The Bell at Skenfrith re-opened in 2001 after extensive refurbishment. Carefully and thoughtfully decorated, the flagstone floors, oak beams and antique furniture coupled with sumptuous sofas, give The Bell an atmosphere of comfort and relaxation. Named after Fishing Flies, the eight guestrooms are individually decorated and come with fresh flowers, heavy Welsh blankets and delicioud bathroom products. The restaurant has won many awards for its food, including 2 AA Rosettes. The full a la carte menu changes regularly and offers locally sourced seasonal food. The sausages and lamb are both mighty fine.

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The Bell at Skenfrith,
Skenfrith
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No. of bedrooms: Total: 8        
Room rates guide: Single:  £75.00-£120.00
Double/Twin:  £105.00-£185.00
Room with Breakfast
General info: Credit Cards Accepted:  Yes 
When Closed: Open all year
Child Friendly:  Children of all ages welcome
Dog Friendly: Dogs by arrangement (well behaved dogs - not in restaurant or unattended in bedrooms)
Smoking Permitted:  No

Room facilities: TV,  CD & DVD player,  Internet access,  View of the Welsh Hills and/or the River Monnow
Hotel facilities: Daily changing menus in the restaurant,  Wedding receptions,  Small conferences/meetings
Outdoor activities on site:
 Local festivals, historical attractions
Activities nearby:
 Walking,  Fishing,  Shooting
Local directions: From Birmingham - Take the M5 South as far as Junction 8, then take the M50 (Ross Spur) to Ross-on-Wye. Follow the A40 as far as the Wilton Roundabout (with Esso garage). Take the A49 towards Hereford through Peterstow and turn left onto the B4521 towards Abergavenny. The Bell is about 6 miles on the left. From London - Take the M4 over the new Severn Bridge as far as Junction 24. Then take the A449 to Raglan, where it turns into the A40 to Monmouth, through the tunnel and straight over the lights. At the roundabout, take the first exit left. At the traffic lights, turn right onto the Hereford road. Travel out of Monmouth for approximately 4 miles and turn left onto the B4521 towards Abergavenny. The Bell is 3 miles on the left hand side. Alternatively, for a scenic route, you could cross the River Severn via the old bridge, leaving at Chepstow to travel along the Wye Valley Road to Monmouth.
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Nearest major airport:
 Hereford
Birmingham , Bristol