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Set in the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with magical Tintern Abbey a short walk away, the Old Rectory is a lovely place to enjoyspectacular landscapes and scenery along Offa's Dyke Trail, the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley Walk.
With our gardens visited by woodland deer, lovely misty mornings, comfort and a very warm welcome await you at our Wye Valley B&B.
Lovely gardens, with river views, garden seating, overlooking the beautiful Wye river and valley. Swans can often be seen floating outside the windows.
Spectacular viewpoints and lovely local scenery are a haven for walkers and cyclists, with access to our layered garden areas overlooking the Wye.
Guest private parking areas alongside the river.
We have an original tournament croquet lawn, complete with stone umpires balcony, and croquet set for guest use. As our gardens are being lovingly restored, currently the grounds are wonky and you can anticipate a game of 'crazy croquet'.
Bird watchers paradise, binoculars are available to borrow.
Our B&B also has Wye River access and fishing rights.
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Facilities
Old Rectory rooms are charmingly appointed, all en-suite, with beautiful misty morning river views.
Special touches include garden flowers, Egyptian cotton linens, down duvets, tea service and digital television.
Hypoallergenic bedding, ironing boards and clothes drying for wet explorers also available.
We offer both king size and twin beds, as well as our pet friendly family suite. With additional entry through a lovely private patio, it is apart from main guest areas to respect the needs of thoses who many be pet-sensitive or allergic.
We strive to operate with fairtrade, organic, environmentally and socially conscious products, including guest soaps supporting self-employment for the blind.
Lovingly prepared breakfasts include wonderful local sausages, kippers, freshly made bread, organic muesli, yogurt and berries.
Marcel, our 'French Maitre d' will describe the daily specials.
Delicious packed lunches and cream teas are also available, and with advance request, freshly prepared homemade dinners as well.
Several excellent traditional pubs and restaurants in Tintern are a short stroll away, serving Wye Valley specialties, local wines and ales.
The comfortable and gracious sitting room is a perfect place to read, enjoy the scenery and dream on our 'poet's' chaise lounge in the large bay window.
Warm wood fires are lit on chilly evenings, with scenic routes, walking maps, local interest legends and guide books to browse, along with binoculars and hand-made walking sticks to accompany your adventures.
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Reservations
Room rates are seasonal.
1 night lodging for 2 people ranges from £50-70 per room, including breakfast.
Stays of 2-3 nights are encouraged (we think you will love it here), and are proportionally discounted.
Please enquire about special needs, meals or other requirements, we will do our best to accommodate them.
Mid week and seasonal specials, group bookings and business travel packages also available.
We are happy to take cash or cheque payments with a valid bankers card.
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