Bed & Breakfast: seven days. Restaurant: Wed. – Sat.
Tintern, Monmouthshire, Wales NP16 6SQ.
01291 689411
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RESTAURANT WITH ROOMS - TINTERN, WALES
WE OFFER ROOMS WITH BREAKFAST, SEVEN DAYS. RESTAURANT OPEN WEDNESDAY TO SATURDAY.
donna66_13
Charming inn by the river The inn is located in an idyllic location facing the Wye river in the valley. There is a charming church next door. The room had everything we needed Breakfast was so good, we were disappointed they weren’t serving dinner the nights we were there. The inn is about a 12 min walk to the Abbey. It’s an enjoyable walk. Highly recommend! - 06/08/25
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SOPHIE b
Excellent bb Nous avons passé une nuit dans ce très bel établissement au bord de la Wye. Le cadre est bucolique à souhait,et la chambre confortable, avec une très bonne literie, et comme mentionné par ailleurs, de très bon gâteaux. Notre dîner était succulent, il faut absolument manger sur place, la salle à manger est bien agréable. Le petit déjeuner mérite les mêmes compliments. Enfin depuis le b &b vous pouvez directement aller faire de belles promenades le long de la Wye. Je recommande chaudement cette adresse. - 31/07/25
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MikeyG53
Fabulous service, but some minor issues with the plumbing We were enjoying an overnight trip to this historic riverside village, to celebrate a ‘significant birthday’ for my Partner. There is certainly much to enjoy in Tintern and Tintern Parva (now just known as ‘Tintern’). Since the Severn Crossings have scrapped toll charges our visits into Wales have increased, and especially-so to Tintern. Ultimately on this mini-break we were keen to visit hostelries that we previously haven’t ‘got to’, and achieved that as well. This well established guest house, with its Michelin Guide listed restaurant, has featured during several previous overnight trips to Tintern. It is located at the northern end of the village, in what was once ‘Tintern Parva’. Our stays here have been much to look forward to. The owners are a couple; Roger cooks; being a truly excellent chef producing glorious meals. The lovely Marta manages the guest house, is perfectly guest-facing, very helpful, and polite and leads the very attentive service. We had arrived at lunchtime and parked-up in the guest house private carpark which is very close to the banks of the River Wye. As a courtesy we called-in to advise where we had parked; just in case it was thought our car was fly-parked! Roger answered the door, it was good to meet him for the first time on this, my fourth, visit to this guest house. The first two visits were some time ago, and well-before the current owners were in charge here. We returned here at about 15:00 to check-in, rest-up, then shower and generally prepare for our evening meal. We had reserved a table in the excellent restaurant here. We were shown, by Marta, to our room on the top (3rd) floor. Incidentally this was the third hotel in a row, all in the last month, that we been located on the top floor. The clean and pleasant room provided a view of the river Wye. The bed proved to be very comfortable and sleep quality was mostly good. The warm weather conditions meant we had to sleep with the windows open. This was perfect until about 4am when the birds awoke! We can easily tolerate small-bird twitter, but there was one nearby (unidentified) bird that was squawking loud and shrill. We closed the windows which dulled the noise, but the room soon became airless, forcing us to reopen the windows. Ho-hum, it wasn’t the end of the world, and certainly not anything that anyone could do to prevent. Our room (No. 7 as I recall) had a creaky floor, and I expect that guests in the room directly below will have had their peace disturbed early in the morning. The ensuite bathroom was beautifully tiled and the shower cabinet was large and accommodating. Access into the shower was a bit tricky as the hinged portal door into the cabinet was only wide enough for users to ‘sidle in’. The waterfall shower produced a hot and plentiful water flow. I will add that there were some issues that need attention in the bathroom. - 30/07/25
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Lisa T
Tintern stay This hotel is in a lovely setting by the River Wye. Marta gave us a very warm welcome and provided all the information we needed, there is Free Wifi and routes for river walks. Room was large with a very comfy bed, and a great view, everywhere was spotless. Nice modern bathroom with large shower and soft towels. Breakfast was very tasty and cooked fresh. We had a lovely relaxing time and will definitely be returning. - 06/07/25
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Mothmanuk
Comfortable night and good food As cannot book through the dedicated website, I 'phoned to make a reservation for D,B&B. Only one room left; one of the luxury ones. Had no confirmation by text or E-mail so 'phoned again and then it appeared (guessing it might be better to book through booking.com). Also had exchange of E-mails two days before arrival to give choice of food for evening meal. Friendly welcome on arrival. Room on second floor was spacious with large bed and view over the River Wye. Proved to be very quiet. Ate in and food was very good, although choice fairly limited. Had a very quiet night. Bed comfortable. Breakfast also very good with choice of cereals and large choice of freshly-cooked options. Check-out very speedy. The only issue is the cost. With the Wild Hare still being refurbished there is not a lot of choice in Tintern for places to stay and eat in the evening so not much competition. - 10/02/25
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Mark Hatfield
No hesitation recommending this wonderful farmhouse to stay and eat.Marta is a wonderful host with great attention to detail. The rooms are well furnished and equipped. The food is exceptional with an interesting breakfast menu. Shakshuka and the full cooked offer were both top notch.Great location for exploring the Wye Valley and Tintern, with walks from the farmhouse. Handy stop on Offa's Dyke walk.Beware, the area can be quiet early in the week and Roger's fabulous evening meals are only Wed to Sat. Don't miss out! - 14/08/25
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Judy Gregory
A place for foodies! Excellent food and a lovely room. - 09/08/25
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Erik ter Brake
Lovely place for a quiet retreat. Used it as starting point to go to the Beacons and go fishing locally.Nice rooms in perfect condition (well maintained and clean)Breakfast is fantastic, but do try dinner there, it was absolutely fabulous. - 26/07/25
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jemma green
We stayed for 2 nights, it was a lovely stay and great location. The farmhouse has charm and feels welcoming and friendly. The room was snuggly and we had a wonderful view of the river. Marta had baked biscuits that were in our room and it was a nice touch to have a coffee machine. We tried Roger’s evening menu and the food was excellent. As the farmhouse only has a few rooms it was lovely at breakfast to chat with the other guests staying. It was a very hot few days during our visit and unfortunately I had a little too much sun, Marta kindly looked after me with the electrolytes to hand! Really recommend Parva Farmhouse as a place to stay. - 13/07/25
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186220Lisa
This hotel is in a lovely setting by the River Wye.|Marta gave us a very warm welcome and provided all the information we needed, there is |Free Wifi and routes for river walks. |Room was large with a very comfy bed, and a great view, everywhere was spotless. |Nice modern bathroom with large shower and soft towels. |Breakfast was very tasty and cooked fresh. |We had a lovely relaxing time and will definitely be returning. - 07/07/25
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The Essential Facts
Breakfast served from 8.00 - 9.30am.
Evening meals and snacks, 7.00 - 8.30pm.
Restaurant open Wednesday to Saturday. (No evening meals or Dinner, B&B bookings on days the restaurant is not open.)
Non-residents are very welcome, but please book in advance.
Note, we do offer gift vouchers, phone or contact us for details.
“This 17C stone farmhouse sits on a bank of the River Wye and is run by a friendly couple. Its simple, rustic interior comprises a spacious lounge and a cosy, welcoming restaurant with an inglenook fireplace. The gutsy, modern British cooking has a classic French backbone and the odd Italian or Asian touch. Booking is essential and the menu is sent a day in advance for pre-ordering. Bedrooms are comfortable and some have river views.”
And The Guardian listed us as one of their “50 of the best hotels and B&Bs in the UK”. Shown below, or see the original article.