This is my second time at the Tintern Abbey, the Abbey sits on the border between England and Wales but on the Welsh side. I loved it here both times, this time they also had a trail for children to follow and uncover facts. Highly recommend a visit to Tintern Abbey if you are nearby or even passing through to Wales. With rich history, and amazing views, don't miss out.

I’ve driven past Tintern Abbey countless times over the years, always admiring its setting but never quite stopping - maybe because from the outside, it just looked like a quiet ruin with not much going on inside. But I finally made the visit, and I’m so glad I did. The moment I stepped into the church nave, everything shifted. The soaring arches and the magnificent west front with its seven-light window are breathtaking. It’s hard to believe this place was stripped bare after the dissolution in 1536, left to decay for centuries before being rediscovered by artists and poets like Wordsworth and Turner in the 18th century. You can see why they were drawn to it - the ruins are hauntingly beautiful. For just £9, it’s a deeply worthwhile visit. The abbey’s location in the lush Wye Valley adds to the magic, and there’s a convenient pay-and-display car park plus a pub nearby if you want to make a day of it. If you’ve ever passed it thinking “just another ruin,” I’d say don’t wait as long as I did. It’s far more than that.

A beautiful place to visit with some very interesting history and some significant preservation challenges. It was a weekday afternoon with very few people around which made sitting, in what was the original church hall and the surrounding grounds, and incredibly peaceful experience. There was a lot of scaffolding up and areas cordened off as they fight to save the crumbling building but it is still well worth a visit. A local pub make parking and grabbing a drink afterwards easy

Holidaying in area and was looking for a dog friendly place to visit and as EH members we found we could get into any CADW properties free. Tintern Abbey is a magnificent medieval Abbey. Some of it is covered in scaffolding for restoration, so some areas are cordoned off. It is quite amazing how big the place is or would have been and a feat of engineering. Definitely still worth a visit. Costs £5 to park, but you get this back if you spend money in the gift shop or the pub. Very friendly staff.

What a wonderful abbey. Well worth a visit and a nice short walk through the village and over the bridge. How on earth did they build such structures so long ago! Must be the power of religion 🤔🤔

Beautyful Abbey . Under construction. That limits the scenery a little. But still very much worth a visit. Entrance was a bit expencive.

Stunning ruin. Currently undergoing a lot of protective work so a chunk of it out if bounds, but still an enjoyable stroll round. Backdrop will be gorgeous in about 3 weeks! Beautiful area.

Very cosy and clean cottage. Instructions for everything are very clear. Five stars for the cottage. Tintern itself is very nice and great as a base for walkers. Scenery is terrific and local pubs excellent but coming from the North Midlands I found the prices a little high but the quality is good. Would I go again? Probably.

We have just returned after a fabulous weeks stay in Tintern Abbey Cottage with family and friends. What a beautiful cottage it is.......a real gem The property is surrounded by lovely countryside and set back from the village road. It has magnificent views of Abbey and in easy reach of many amenities. Inside doesn't disappoint either. It is very tastefully decorated, extremely comfortable and exceptionally well equipped . The beds are soooooo comfortable you really don't want to get up in the mornings. You really don't want for anything.........a true home from home. The property owners have thought of everything to make your holiday and enjoyable, relaxing and stress free. Should you have the need to contact them they are very helpful, friendly and obliging. We would highly recommend Tintern Abbey Cottage to anyone and we hope to return in the near future. We had a wonderful time........thank you

A fantastic cottage with an amazing location. There are some excellent walks just on the doorstep, and the village of Tintern has some lovely pubs and other places to eat. The cottage itself was very well appointed and really comfy, as well as being lovely and warm! We would definitely visit again.

An absolutely beautiful and well equipped cottage. Stunning views. Enjoy looking at the Abbey from the Whirlpool bath. Fantastic walks and eateries on the doorstep. Excellent communication and info from the hosts. 5*

A lovely comfortable cottage in a great location. No need to fight for parking anywhere near the village! Fantastic walks in all directions. We loved the Christmas decorations inside and out. The EV charger was very welcome.

Such an amazing cottage so well equipped with everything you need. Great location too. Was lovely listening to stag and the owls.

It is a wonderful cottage with fantastic views and walks. Didn’t use the car all week

Popped in for a quick bite. Paninis or baguettes with a good selection of filling. A good choice of coffees and cakes too. They swapped the bacon out and put chutney with brie for us. Delicious. Americanos in black and white also delicious. Lovely staff. Very cosy with the woodburner inside. Plenty of seating outside to front and down round the back. Only downside no loo. However just a short walk to the one at the Abbey carpark.

A great café in the middle of town and a great option for lunch, tea, or coffee if you are in Tintern. They have indoor and outdoor seating. They are constantly busy but they have good and friendly service! I think what stood out to me was when I ordered coffee, the young lady asked me how strong I wanted it. Normally you pay extra for that but I guess it’s not unusual for them! She saw how pleasantly surprised I was when she asked me that. I went for the strongest of course! Great and friendly service, cheap but quality food.

The best carrot cake I've ever had and a bostin mug of tea! This little place can get very busy on sunny days, and I can see why. Highly recommended!

Coffee and people watching, what a great idea! Called in for a coffee after a long day at work. Great service and the latte was great! I did consider a snack, but I declined because I was still full from breakfast. Everything looked great, and next time I'm going to try a cake! Parking on a busy day can be difficult because of Tintern being an absolute honeypot. But the Filling Station is definitely somewhere to try if you are in the area. Sat outside

We stopped off for a coffee to warm up as a family and our Labrador. We found the coffee was great - lovely chocolate on the mocha! The fire to warm you up in such a cosy place was a nice touch. Highly recommend it has bike parking rack out the front so clearly popular with cyclists too.

Just had the nicest cup of coffee in about 6 years from this place. I knew it would be good when I was asked how strong I wanted it, on a scale of 1-10… We also picked up some ice cream from The Hub, across the road, which is part of the same cafe. Flavours were lovely. Can’t recommend it more

Can't say enough positive things about the filling station cafe! Very high quality, service food and drink. Indoor and outdoor seating available and staff very knowledgeable of the area. Called in by bike for refreshments and was made immediately welcome. This is a very popular cycling stop.

Food was good (quiche, soup & sandwiches). Very dog friendly. Quirky craft shop and lovely gift shop full of work by local artists co-op.

Had afternoon on Saturday was lovely and staff were brilliant and friendly and food was fresh and worth money. And lovely shops out side with kinds staff too. Deffo recommend both.

Superb afternoon tea. The food was home made and amazing. Highlights for me were the savoury pastry items, scotch egg, fluffy scones, Victoria sandwich cake and chocolate brownie. Thankfully, they gave us decent bags to take some home, as it was a very generous amount. Nicely served on china by polite and efficient staff. Only downside was that our table was right by the window with everyone queuing to be seated, inches away the other side of the glass. That's the only reason I didn't give 5 stars. I guess we were just unlucky to have that table, others would have been fine. Excellent value for money. Dog friendly.

Lovely place, beautiful setting. Food was very nice, but shame they only serve white bread, giving me a limited choice. However, the quiche was amazing and the salad too. Dog friendly, big bonus. Mill Wheel Teacake was nice, cinnamon butter a very nice touch! Bit of a challenge to order a beer. There were hardly any in the fridge, no menu and it was only by chance I saw the Morretti tap!

Stopped off on our way home from Monmouth. Spacious car park. A few little shops and a restaurant. We had a lovely ice cream and took a walk over the bridge to look at the amazing views.

My favorite place to visit, bonus on this visit as there was a ukulele band there, fantastic lunch from Cafe and bought some hand made soaps 5*

Very picturesque and well appointed. Some wonderful shops, bars, restaurants and seating. Lovely old Mill parts visible and working. Took a nice walk and did some shopping. Aside from 1 member of staff in a little shop near the tea room everyone was lovely and cheerful, offering great conversation and service. The spirit of the green man shop was like a chunk of Glastonbury magic and I purchased a few beautiful and well priced items there, the gent that runs it is very nice, friendly and helpful

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This little shop is such a special place — full of charm, creativity, and genuine heart. The team are always so kind, welcoming, and clearly passionate about supporting local makers and creating a lovely experience for everyone who walks through the door. It’s the kind of shop where you end up having the nicest chats, discovering something unique, and leaving with a smile (and probably a beautiful handmade treat or two!). It’s a true gem in the community and exactly the kind of place we need more of. Thoughtful, inspiring, and run by people who really care. 💛

Such a fantastic shop, full of wonderful hand made items. Definitely puts you in touch with nature. One of the reasons we visited this area was to see Kathleen's shop as we already have a green man plaque and dragon. Came away with more items and had a long chat with Kathleen, who is so friendly.

Just taken delivery of my items from Spirit of the Green Man, they are Christmas presents for friends. I have ordered several Green Men and wall plaques over the past few years and the quality and workmanship is always outstanding. Each sculpture feels unique and special. I think if we lived close by to the shop we would be there every week :) xx

Awful, rude and unhelpful man. Think he must have been having a very bad day, or he’s in the wrong job! We were really upset by his attitude so we left without buying all the gifts we planned to take back NZ.

Absolutely wonderful!! We spent a fortune...but worth every penny, for the unique, quality and meaningful items. If you are spiritually minded or not, no matter, the little shop is crammed full of a positive energy....food for the soul ❤️❤️

Absolutely love my Green Man plaque, which came today, securely packaged. Impressive quality and finish, clearly made with intention and care. Thank you!

Lovely shop absolutely crammed with witchy, fairy, pagan goodies. I could have spent a month's wages.

Good views of the river and ruins from the bridge. I gather it's been recently refurbished. We noticed it was a bit bouncy to walk on from one side, very quirky.

Great place to view the river and the surrounding beauty.

It’s a bridge, and bridges are nice for photos

Old railway bridge over the river Wye, surrounded by full of natural beauti.

If you know, you know 😘 This totally counts as a queer national landmark now.

Old railway bridge over the river. Lovely wobbly timber deck with large gaps in between the timbers.Good for a walk.

Went on a lovely long cycle ride, with the intention of visiting Tintern ..unfortunately bridge across was closed for a period of 9 months , had to cycle back the way we came.although apparently there is a footpath for walkers

The staff at Celtic Trails are amazing. I just completed my first walking tour and my first trip to Scotland. Nathan and Christina were quick to reply to my emails and very kind. They treated me as an individual and listed to my questions. They helped me decide on a trail and time of year that was perfect for me. The luggage transfers went smoothly and the accommodations they booked for us were great. Some of the towns/villages we stayed in had limited choices but when talking to other walkers who used other companies, we had the better locations/rooms. I highly recommend using Celtic Trails and am sure I will be using them again in the future.

We just completed the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path walk and had a wonderful time. Celtic trails did a great job organising everything. They chose lovely accommodations, managed all of the luggage transfers excellently, and provided us with clear, relevant, and current information that made the journey easy and pleasant. We really appreciated that the proprietors of the inns and B&B‘s seemed to know Celtic Trails and consider them reputable and desirable clients. We felt that we got treated especially well because we were travelling with Celtic trails.

We had a wonderful time on the Hadrian’s Wall walking tour. Celtic Trails found us great places to stay and was really helpful. Would definitely do another of their trips!

We just completed the Montenegro six day hike (May 20-27) and it was pure magic! Celtic Trails did a fantastic job coordinating everything; Montenegro was beautiful and the trip itself had so much variety, we were constantly in awe. We would recommend Celtic Trails to everyone; and will certainly use this fine company in the future! Thanks CT, for all your hard work to make this trip amazing! Mary, John, Evelyn and Stuart

We have used Celtic Trails twice now for Offas Dyke and have just completed the Cotswold way. Celtic Trails have been wonderful/professional both times. Its so good to be able too concentrate and enjoy the walks knowing that everything else is under control and sorted. Communication is first class, luggage transfer amazing and knowing you have them there if needed is very reassuring. We will always be using them for all our walking adventures. Thank you to all the office staff, luggage transfer drivers and all the B&B's who make us feel so welcome.

I did a six day Hadrian’s Wall walking tour in May, 2025 with Celtic Trails. There’s a lot that goes into a trip: booking accommodations, taxi transfers when needed, and luggage transfers each day. The walk pack was detailed and error free. Everything worked flawlessly and Lisa was very responsive to my questions. It was sort of a last minute trip and she somehow made it work. I’d happily book a trip with them again!

The Celtic Trails team was a dream to work with on my recent hike on the Offa's Dyke Path! Great communication, timely responses, very helpful with an itinerary that needed tweaking; the accommodations were comfortable, and luggage and hiker transport went without a hitch. They arranged a once-in-a-lifetime trip for my companion and myself - although we had such a great experience, we are planning to go back for another once-in-a-lifetime trip! Highly recommend.

Fantastic food, lovely warm welcome, the vegan burger was the best burger I've ever eaten, the fish and chips was also delicious. Wonderful place to rest and dry off after a long walk along the river! Look forward to staying overnight sometime soon.

Popped in for an early evening bar meal on the off chance while passing The refurb to the building is first class. We both ordered their burger, which was one of the best burgers we've tasted in ages! Apparently the meat is from a farm in Herefordshire, which was so tasty, especially with the awesome relish. The staff and service were great too.

Great spot, comfy beds, tasty food, and super warm staff. They’ve thought of everything you could need. Definitely spend a night here! I have to give an extra special shout out to Kirsty the receptionist. Never in my life have I met someone so purely selfless, earnest, and caring. I genuinely think she made me a better person. She was so sweet and made sure we had a perfect time. Kirsty, if you’re reading this, I’m so sorry we didn’t get to say goodbye but we’ll definitely be back! Stefan & Dani

Stayed here for a couple of nights. A real treat. It's been really thoughtfully designed, bed big and comfy we had a balcony room which had chairs to sit and look over the gardens to the wooded hills beyond. Never been to a place before with such welcoming staff. Ate in the upper deck and it was a truly lovely meal. Highly recommended. It's also in a really beautiful location.

We’ve just returned from a 3 day break at the wonderful Royal George Hotel in Tintern. The place offers great accommodation in a beautiful setting with a variety of excellent food options. Having only re-opened 5 weeks prior, there were some understandable minor niggles, which related to the major refurbishment work, but which were swiftly addressed immediately & efficiently by the very responsive management & his staff who are clearly fully committed to making this a special place to visit. We had 2 evening meals in the “upper deck” where the food quality was a credit to the Chef and his team, the restaurant staff under Rob’s leadership were professional and, more importantly, extremely personable, to create a memorable dining experience, rounded off by the chef circulating for feedback and even parting with some of the secrets to his flavours! Breakfast is served in the bar area and mirrors the restaurant’s standards of food & service. Our only negative issue was the presence one morning of a visiting hotel-group associate at breakfast, working on her laptop and talking with her mobile speakerphone at volume, which the breakfast room had to endure for over twenty minutes. Otherwise, I can only commend and thank Joe Costa and his team for their efforts to make it such a pleasant stay.

Absolutely fantastic trip today to The Royal George. Fantastic food, excellent team. Recent renovation very impressive as was the Bread & Butter Pudding special. Highly recommended - will certainly re-visit again.

Much better than we were expecting! We thought it would be good but this came out so much better. Sunny day so sat out in the garden on picnic table. Staff very helpful and chatty. Sunday lunch food as spot on and good portion sizes. Good selection of beers and ciders at ok prices. Can’t fault anything. I’d come again.

Had a coffee stop here after a walk around the nice village. Prices actually better than I thought given the location and constant stream of people in the village. Nice Latte, unfortunately no cream or marshmallows for the hot chocolate. Scone was ok but not much jam.

Surprisingly good espresso. Really tasty full breakfast, sausage patty is the highlight.

Lovely tea rooms with friendly staff and top food! Bacon is very good quality and the cakes are very nice ! Coming back for a scone. Indoor area is very smart with lots of seating outside too.

Stopped off here with my dog this afternoon. Had a lovely cream tea and pooch had a doggy ice cream. The staff were friendly, tea room was clean and comfortable. Lovely location too right next to Tintern Abbey.

Nice cafe which is right next to tintern abbey and it's obviously a tourist trap.The breakfast was good but it's the smallest breakfast I've ever had.The plate it was served on was very small so looking at the photo it doesn't look to bad but the plate wasn't much bigger than a side plate and I've no idea how they can manage to cut the black pudding so thin,it really must have taken a lot of skill to slice it like that.There was a very small sausage patties aswell which did taste nice but at £10.00 it really was a rip off.i left feeling like I hadn't even eaten anything.Everything on the plate tasted excellent but at that price I think there really should have been 2 of everything except the beans as there was plenty of them.Theres no way I'd ever eat here again as like I said it's just a tourist trap ripping you off.nice staff and settling tho but I definitely wouldn't return here

We stopped off to wave our son past on a 1000km cycle race - the staff couldn't have been nicer, more welcoming or more helpful. We only had tea (it was a baking hot day) but that was really well made - a lovely cuppa. Tintern Abbey remains on our "to visit" list, and we know exactly where we'll be going back to for refreshments when we visit!

Dreadful. Avoid at all costs. Waited far to long for tea and cream scones. Overheard in the kitchen that they'd run out of jam, then the assistant said "well it doesn't say what jam" scones came with very rustic blackcurrant jam not what you'd expect for a cream tea. The scones left much to be desired. Waited longer,still no tea, so I asked where it was another ten minutes and 2 builders mugs of hot water with a tea bag in were plonked in front of us. By this time enough was enough and I asked for my money back. Rude and condescending woman reluctantly agreed while telling me I would've been asked if I wanted a cup or a mug. (I was not.) She stated the same again prompting me to say I wasn't lying. What a disappointing and awful experience which ruined am otherwise pleasant day out. Please don't waste your time and money in my experience it's just not worth it. Also we were told we couldn't order other food due to staff going home but the guy in front had been allowed to order, although in hindsight this was a blessing in disguise.

The landlady was so lovely. The food was delicious and tons of it. It was my birthday and when dessert came out, there were candles on it. Such a lovely surprise. It’s situated on the river, a beautiful location. Would recommend it unreservedly. You won’t be disappointed.

Beautiful view, fresh beer, HUGE food portions (enough for me and my girlfriend to share) we had spicy chicken wrap with the best homemade cut chips that's were both crispy and soft on inside. £14.95 for 2 wraps with a huge portion of chips, definitely best place around! 22/10 will be back soon

Food was lovely, great service. Lovely find on our random drive

We just had lunch at the pub and we loved it! Great atmosphere and great food!

We had a Lovely meal and a gorgeous couple of hours here. Second visit now and we will definitely be back. Service was great and we took home a doggy bag as my meal from the specials board was huge (and Delicious)

Had an excellent meal at the Rose and Crown. Delicious food, good portion size and fab service. Gorgeous views, great atmosphere- everything was spot on and we left feeling full and happy. Highly recommend ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Got lost and found this lovely pub. Great family run business. Very friendly and welcoming. Went above and beyond. Will definitely visit again and cannot recommend enough

This place is awesome! Lots of history behind it all! And you can enter the train and read all about it! Aswell as that there’s a cafe to get a bite to eat also!

A beautiful area to visit.Nice cafe teas coffee cakes sandwiches and more.Seating in and outside. Car park nearby.

Lovely little park area with an informational display inside the train cars! Cool wooden statues & picnic area. Staff are friendly, there are bathrooms available. The river walk was picturesque. Spent a few hours here and enjoyed it

This is a lovely spot for a relaxing break, especially if you're interested in a bit of history. The restored station buildings and signal box are well-maintained and charming. We enjoyed a delicious lunch at the cafe - the bacon sandwiches are particularly noteworthy! They also have plenty of outdoor seating if you prefer a picnic lunch. For families, there's a great play area to keep the little ones entertained. We didn't have time to explore the miniature railway or riverside walk this visit, but they're definitely reasons to come back. We tried several times and every time has different experience.

Lovely place with a nice cafe. Friendly staff. Miniature train sessions available . Nice to have a dayout with family . Plenty of things to do. Lovely riverside walk. Peaceful environment.

Lovely place to go on a gorgeous day!! Took my mum and nephews! It's got an old train, cafe, park for the kids and a flying fox for my mum lols!! You can walk down to the River Wye and there's beautiful views. Also lots to learn about the local history on a video and on boards. The wood carvings are interesting too. Lovely couple of hours yo be had.

A lovely little cafe and picnic area. The old station has been converted into a really nice railway cafe that also boasts a small information center housed by an old carriage, a large picnic area, covered outside seating and some really cool statues on its grounds. There is even a ride on miniature railway here to try. Really cool. It also sits right on the Wye Valley walk route.

Absolutely beautiful loved every moment will definitely be back! Forgot our towels but helped by the lovely owners daughter Elsie, fantastic cabin and amazing hot tub. Didn't have any food here but I'm sure it would also be lovely.

Stayed at Pioneer converted horse box with hammock, veranda and hot tub. Beautiful weekend restful and healing. Craft ales made by on site eco brewery lovely. Gorgeous Monmouthshire. Would recommend 💚🖤

Recently stayed in the Golding's Cabin which was lovely in itself, but was marred by the run down nature of the site. There was a large pile of rubbish in bin liners and wood as if ready to bring right outside the cabin ruining the view, and some of the greenhouses need some TLC. The brewery shop was closed every time I tried to visit for a pint, with no indication on who to call on to open it up. In fact, we didn't see the owners at all until the final day: what really left a sour taste in my mouth was during our last morning at the cabin, a group of men came right up to our door and started setting up the new hot tub right next to us. Any sense of seclusion or privacy was immediately destroyed. In addition, the owners turned up and began emptying a car load of wood at our doorstep. Not only was it incredibly unprofessional but left us feeling rushed out of our last day of our holiday. I'm most disappointed in the service we received overall.

Stayed in the Brambling Cross Cabin, it was wonderfully secluded and had all that was needed for a relaxing and comfortable stay. The hot tub was incredible and very easy to use. When the night falls, you can see every star in the sky and hear all kinds of wildlife. Got shouted at by a squirrel and made friends with birds, a bat, some sheep, some cows, bunnies and many insects. Very lovely owners and the grounds and brewery outside of the cabin were stunningly picturesque and enjoyable. Will DEFINITELY be staying again 🥰

A wonderful brewery with a lovely welcoming main room. The ales are quite fine. Serving delicious pizzas and a good salad on weekends. Book in.

Great local brewery. Since the lockdown, they have stopped serving food. There is a shop to stock up on Kingstone beers and also some local ciders from local brewers. There is a glamping site and a taproom for events. The kitchen has recently been refitted, so hopefully they will serve a light lunch in the future. I had hoped for a plowman's lunch and a beer.

We got a couple of beers free when we stayed overnight at the Hopgarden. I tried this classic bitter and it was very nice. Very stout in flavour. A very nice drop. Nice taste.

Nice place for a visit, but it is set on the side of a slope, so was a bit too hilly for a party member who uses a walking stick. Some of the sculptures were fantastic. All were beautifully set in the gardens. The cafe was handy for a drink and a piece of cake for refreshment after our walk around the gardens. The carrot cake however, was very dry, without much of a citrus taste.

Lovely place. Homely tea, coffee and cakes shop. No dogs allowed 🤨 interesting sculptures and well organized program guide listing number, name, artist and price. Very pricey to buy but no pressure to do so. No discounted senior entry fee £8! Many of the paths were steep and poorly maintained so quite dangerous for mum with canes! A lot of weeds, some beautiful flowers. The place needs a full time gardening staff.

Wonderful gardens and sculpture garden. They have over 100 different sculptures by various artists. I particularly loved the glass work sculptures. A very fair price for adult entry - £9. Have already recommended a visit to many friends. They have a small seating area where you can get a drink and fresh cake. Stunning place to visit, very peaceful and gorgeous views.

What a fantastic place to visit! Visited here on a lazy summer afternoon and enjoyed every chilled out moment of it. The staff on entry were so friendly and helpful. The main gardens and sculptures are just beautiful. Whilst I enjoyed the sculptures immensely, the gardens were just so glorious and the plants so varied. The on-site gardeners obviously know what they're doing and seeing the plants on show at this time of year was very special. For those who need a break from being on their feet or want to drink in the atmosphere, there are benches dotted about all over the place. The day we went there was a man playing Spanish style guitar. It really helped with the overall vibe of the place. There was tea and homemade cake available along with plenty of seating to sit around and further enjoy the garden. Apparently the sculptures will change every so often so we'll be making another visit at a different time of the year. There was plenty of parking available. Highly recommended!

Splendid!!! You must go here. It’s the most wonderful place, stunning gardens, sculptures, tea, cake, a classical guitarist and people. I had the most perfect birthday here.

It was a lovely afternoon walking around the garden looking at all the sculptures. The weather was fantastic aswell.

A beautiful garden to wander around. Visit on a Sunday and you have the added delight of a guitarist but arrive early to find parking.

Loved our visit to the vineyard ,the current owners have done a fantastic job in restoring it back to it's former glory a true labor of love ,a really interesting tour and and a bit of the history of the vineyard by the lovely owner,purchased a bottle of their award winning white wine to open on a special occasion,please be aware if you have walking difficulties as the tour is a very steep climb .

A great little vineyard run by a lovely couple. The wine selection is very good as are the jams.

It was lovely. Nice wine and gentlemen told us the story of the vineyard :)

Beautiful sunny day with wonderful views from the top of the hill. Great to see all the different grape varieties growing there. Really nice wines too. Reasonably priced and with an excellent host to explain and converse with. Will go again when my 20 odd bottles run out😎

Collins is a great host, be prepared to walk a very steep vineyard

Amazing view of the river Wye, with Tintern in the distance. Bought some bubbles too.

No charge for a self guided, interesting little walk through the vines. It's a steep climb to the top, especially on a hot day but there is lots of info provided about the vines and other interesting facts. After our walk we were offered some free tastings of the wines produced at Parva and bought some delicious wine to bring home. Dogs welcome.

I stayed one night here and couldn't recommend it more! A warm welcome, the most delicious food with incredible vegan options provided, and very comfortable - I felt very much at home. A beautiful setting too. Thank you!

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.

Absolutely flawless! We had the most amazing meal here tonight; each course was perfection and wonderful wine to pair too. The menu is very well thought out and outstanding value for the quality of food. Marta is a fabulous host and the service is spot on. So glad to have found this gem and can’t wait to return!

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.

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!

Gem of a B&B. History old farmhouse beside the River Wye. We had a great river view room. Friendly welcome. Lounge to sit in. Top class restaurant

Family-run, boutique accommodation that feels like home. Comfortable rooms, excellent food, warm, friendly service. Stay here when visiting the Wye valley.

Great food and service, with views of the abbey if you wish. The food was homemade and fresh. You can get both heavier and lighter foods. There are also tasty ciders and espressos.

Very busy restaurant, which is always a good sign. Booked in advance, which I suggest you do. Parking is £5, which the restaurant refunds and parking is at minimum. Great service, polite and efficient. Had rump steak, my partner had a ham & leak pie. Steak was wonderful. Very reasonably priced. Highly recommend this place. Beautiful surroundings, hence the abby. Paul

There’s a reason this place is always fully booked on a Sunday - the carvery’s are absolutely amazing! Definitely get your moneys worth and there’s 3 meat options. This is my third time going and I can’t recommend it enough- just make sure to book a table well in advance.

Went for carvery lunch with my elderly mother I cannot rate the service high enough, young restaurant manager offered to carry my mothers plate and even told her if she wanted to stay in her seat he would go make a plate up. Carvery was 3 meats, gammon beef and turkey. Lovely big yourshires, good veg selection and all very hot. Standard is only £16 small plate was £11. Will definitely come again. Parking can be tricky on busy days.

Absolutely delicious. All food cooked freshly. Friendly staff, lovely to find a fully dog friendly pub. Really enjoyed our meal, thank you

Very good food, great service, and a lovely spot in the cafe area, by a window that overlooked Tintern Abbey, as requested.

What a fantastic pub and a lovely atmosphere. The staff were brilliant too and allowed me to charge my mobile phone while I was stranded with a puncture on my motorcycle. Thank God the pub was nearby. I was there for 5 hours awaiting the awful RAC to recover me and my bike. I left at 2045hrs from the pub car park. Got home at 2AM! Thanks to all at the Anchor for looking after me. 🙏🫡🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿