The Royal George brings together centuries of history, contemporary country style and an impressive choice of places to eat and drink. Surrounded by the wooded hills of the Wye Valley, the thoughtfully appointed bedrooms at this beautifully restored pub are a fitting base for exploring one of the most picturesque corners of Monmouthshire. Original Welsh flagstones and timber beams sit alongside reclaimed Welsh slate, traditional panelling, earthy colours and tactile furnishings, creating interiors that feel rooted in the surrounding landscape. Downstairs, guests have four distinct places to eat and drink, from hearty pub favourites in the Lower Deck Pub to more refined seasonal dining in the Upper Deck Restaurant, alongside The Garden and Café. Step outside and Tintern Abbey is around five minutes away on foot, while woodland trails and Wye Valley walks begin close by.
The Royal George Tintern, Monmouthshire, NP16 6SF
- 19 bedrooms
- 19 bedrooms
Stylish rooms moments from magnificent Tintern Abbey
Facilties & Amenities
- Beer Garden
- Breakfast
- Dog Friendly Rooms
- Gastro Pub
- Log Fires
- Parking
Bedrooms
The Royal George has 19 thoughtfully designed bedrooms. Following the pub’s extensive restoration, the rooms combine contemporary comfort with materials, colours and details inspired by Wales and the surrounding Wye Valley. All rooms come with WiFi, Smart TVs, botanical toiletries, Nespresso machines, a kettle and tea selection, mini-fridge, safe and hairdryer, with honey from their own hives adding a particularly local finishing touch. Dogs are welcome on request, with prior acknowledgement in select rooms.
Food & Drink
The Royal George has four distinct dining spaces, each with its own character but united by a farm-to-table approach and an emphasis on seasonal ingredients from Wales and the Wye Valley. The Upper Deck Restaurant is the more refined dining option, serving seasonal dishes that combine local ingredients with contemporary cooking. For something more relaxed, the Lower Deck Pub serves hearty favourites and reworked classics. In warmer weather, The Garden adds another dimension, with freshly made pizza from the outdoor oven served beneath a dining marquee surrounded by greenery. The Café opens for breakfast and continues with freshly brewed coffee, sandwiches, salads and lighter refreshments. The Lower Deck serves an extensive choice of draught and bottled beers, alongside wines and signature cocktails. Whether it is a relaxed pint after a Wye Valley walk, wine over supper or cocktails as the evening draws in, the bar has been designed as a destination in its own right.
