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Coach and Horses Chepstow, Monmouthshire, NP16 5LN

  • 7 bedrooms
  • 7 bedrooms

Affordable Rooms ideal for Walkers & Racegoers

The Coach & Horses is a historic former coaching inn with excellent Tripadvisor reviews and plenty of traditional character. Set on Welsh Street in the heart of Chepstow, the pub has seven guest rooms with accommodation ranging from doubles, twins and family en-suite rooms to budget single rooms with shared bathroom facilities. Downstairs, this remains very much a proper pub with a particular interest in real ales. The location is excellent for exploring on foot. Chepstow Castle is around a five-minute walk away, while the River Wye, town centre and historic Town Arch are close by. Chepstow Racecourse is less than a mile away, St. Pierre Golf Club is nearby, and the inn is also well placed for discovering the Wye Valley and Offa’s Dyke Path.

Facilties & Amenities

  • Breakfast
  • Dog Friendly Rooms
  • Family Friendly

Bedrooms

The Coach & Horses has seven guest rooms, offering a straightforward and welcoming place to stay in central Chepstow. Accommodation ranges from en-suite doubles and twins to larger family rooms, while budget single and twin rooms with shared bathroom facilities offer a more affordable option. Breakfast is available for an additional fee. Dogs are welcome on request, with prior acknowledgement.

Food & Drink

The Coach & Horses serves freshly cooked traditional pub food, with an emphasis on local produce and a relaxed, informal atmosphere. The bar is known for its real ales, alongside a selection of wines, spirits and other drinks – ideal for relaxing after a day exploring Chepstow and the Wye Valley. Food is served on selected days only.

Nearby

Chepstow Town Arch and town centre – Explore the historic streets, independent shops and cafés of this attractive border town (on the doorstep).

Chepstow Castle – Spectacular Norman fortress overlooking the River Wye and one of the oldest surviving post-Roman stone fortifications in Britain (0.2 miles).

Chepstow Museum – Discover the history of Chepstow and the surrounding area in an elegant Georgian townhouse (0.3 miles).

Chepstow Racecourse – Wales’s best-known racecourse hosts National Hunt racing and major events throughout the year (0.9 miles).

Offa’s Dyke Path – One of Britain’s great National Trails, following the historic Welsh-English border through spectacular countryside (approx. 1–3 miles depending on access point).

St Pierre Country Club – Champiomship golf course (3 miles).

Wye Valley – Explore wooded valleys, riverside walks and dramatic viewpoints through this beautiful border landscape (within a few miles).

Tintern Abbey – Atmospheric ruins of the celebrated Cistercian abbey beside the River Wye (4 miles).

Caldicot Castle – Medieval castle surrounded by parkland, woodland and walking trails (6 miles).