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The Snug
Located in Goodrich, The Snug provides accommodation with a patio and free WiFi. The property features garden views and is 47 km from Newport.
Royal Hotel by Greene King Inns
Standing high above the River Wye, the Royal Hotel has fine river and countryside views. It offers traditional cuisine, free on-site parking and bedrooms with free Wi-Fi.
Bells Hotel
Situated in the beautiful unspoilt Royal Forest of Dean, this modern hotel boasts its own golf course and superb facilities for conferences, leisure activities or quiet relaxation Situated in the mar...
The Angel Hotel
Located in the market town of Coleford, the Angel Hotel is a 16th century coaching inn with its own restaurant and bar. Free WiFi is available throughout the property.
The Speech House
Built in 1676 as a hunting lodge for King Charles II, the Speech House Hotel has been refurbished to offer modern facilities and luxurious rooms while retaining its period features.
Old Court Hotel & Apartments
A relaxing Elizabethan Manor House which maintains its character and architectural features, with a great oak door giving access to the reception The hotel has 18 rooms, with an additional 4 suites a...
The King's Head Hotel - JD Wetherspoon
Boasting a garden, restaurant, bar and free WiFi, The King's Head Hotel - JD Wetherspoon is situated in Monmouth, 46 km from Kingsholm Stadium and 46 km from Bristol Parkway Station.
The Kings Head Hotel
Situated in the most picturesque street in the market town of Ross-on-Wye, this 14th century hotel maintains many of its original features, including oak beams and a large stone fireplace.
White Hart Inn
White Hart Inn has a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Cinderford. Boasting family rooms, this property also provides guests with a children's playground.
Punch House Monmouth
This charming traditional coaching inn is a Grade II listed building and still retains many of its beautiful original features, such as exposed wooden beams.
What guests said about Goodrich:
- 10Scored 10
Lovely village in the middle of the Wye Valley.
Lovely village in the middle of the Wye Valley. Gorgeous walks and also a great castle. Quiet and away from it all, a 15 minute drive to nearby Ross-on-Wye. We loved Sunday lunch at the Hostelrie in Goodrich it was delicious with excellent service. We also booked canoes for a day on the Wye, lots of fun! Close to Monmouth as well which was a nice day out.JacquelineUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
Goodrich is an attractive place but there's not much there...
Goodrich is an attractive place but there's not much there apart from the castle, which was closed and a pub which was also closed for refurbishment. Lots of lovely walks in the area though, so we weren't too bothered about the size of the village.AnneUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
Interesting little village.
Interesting little village. Goodrich Castle was lovely to visit. We got confused navigating around Goodrich, even though it is small. Very easy access off the A40. Lovely/spectacular walks in the area (especially around Symonds Yat, plus good boating there too) and close to the Wye Valley too. Easy to visit Monmouth and Ross-on-Wye from here. Despite good reviews for the Cross Keys Inn we had a very disappointing and over-priced meal there. However, there are other pubs/restaurants to eat in (both in the village and in the villages close by), but we didn't get to try them. Many options from Goodrich for sightseeing and walking. Quite a good bus service from Goodrich to Monmouth (service 34). At Monmouth use bus service 69 to explore the Wye River Valley.
ValerieUnited Kingdom
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