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A well-lit bedroom features a spacious metal-framed bed with a dark quilt and a decorative pillow. Two bedside tables with lamps flank the bed. Light grey curtains frame a window, while a full-length mirror is positioned against one wall, complementing the room's neutral tone.
Flat
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 138 reviews

Cromwell House, Central Chepstow

Flat 1 is a cosy first floor flat in Cromwell House steeped in history and named after Oliver Cromwell having stayed here when invading the famous Chepstow Castle. We have recently refurbished the property to create a warm and welcoming place to enjoy all that Chepstow and the surrounding areas has to offer. This special place is close to everything and central to Chepstow making it easy to plan your visit. The flat is fully equipped with every thing you would need for your stay along with Wi-Fi

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A cozy living area is presented, featuring a blue sofa paired with a yellow armchair adorned with a decorative pillow. A coffee table sits in front, with a wood-burning stove on one side. Natural light filters through a multi-pane window, framed by dark curtains.
Cottage
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 532 reviews

Pineapple Cottage - Chepstow Town Centre (Wales)

17th Century cottage in the heart of Chepstow, close to Offa's Dyke & the Wye Valley. Tucked down a little cobbled street in the town centre, it’s a small but perfectly formed cottage ideal for a couple or a young family. There’s a secret door leading to the second bedroom, where you’ll even get a glimpse of Chepstow Castle from the window. It’s an ideal base for weddings at St Tewdrics (we’ve even hosted the bride and groom!) or for walking and cycling in the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley.

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The sitting area features a comfortable sofa with accent pillows positioned around a decorative fireplace. A mirror above the fireplace reflects light, while a TV is mounted on the wall. Light wooden flooring creates a warm atmosphere, complemented by soft, neutral walls.
Townhouse
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 295 reviews

Chepstow Town. Welsh Cottage.

The house is in the centre of the beautiful old market town of Chepstow. Nestled on the Welsh / English border. We are just a stone's throw from the ancient castle and the impressive Priory Church of St Mary. Within walking distance of the Chepstow Racecourse and a stroll from the railway and bus stations. 300yds from the River Wye and central to all restaurants and cafes etc. Situated near the AONB Wye Valley and Forest of Dean. Please note the property has a Jack & Jill bathroom upstairs.

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A quaint stone cottage is framed by lush greenery, featuring a large window that invites natural light inside. The well-maintained lawn includes neatly trimmed hedges and a comfortable seating area, creating a serene outdoor environment.
Cottage
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 208 reviews

Peaceful Stone Cottage among fabulous gardens

The Garden House is a peaceful stone cottage set in the historic gardens of High Glanau Manor, the home of H. Avray Tipping (1855-1933) the Architectural Editor of Country Life Magazine from 1907. High Glanau Manor is an important Arts & Crafts house set in 12 acres of gardens designed in 1922. The gardens retain many original features including formal terraces, octagonal pool, glasshouse, pergola and 100 ft long double herbaceous borders. There are spectacular views to the Brecon Beacons

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The open-plan studio features a rustic stone ceiling and a cozy atmosphere. A wooden table is set for dining, and a spacious bed is visible in the background. A stylish sofa and wardrobe complete the layout, contributing to the inviting decor.
Apartment
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 154 reviews

The Vault

The Vault is a really special space, which we hope you can see from the photographs. It is a basement studio apartment with its own private entrance. It is quiet and cosy with underfloor heating and an ambient temperature all year round. This property is very central, making it easy to plan your visit. We are very close to the harbour and the property is on the famous Georgian Square, Queen Square. It feels like you have stepped into a film from Jane Austen as you come out of the building.

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The historic Welsh Gatehouse features an imposing stone exterior with two prominent towers. Architectural details include ancient windows and a large, arched entrance. Surrounding greenery adds to the charm of this medieval structure, set against a clear blue sky.
Castle
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 198 reviews

Welsh Gatehouse: Historical Castle with EV Charger

The Welsh Gatehouse is a beautiful historic house with modern amenities. Imagine staying in a fairy tale castle built in 1270. The thick walls, ancient windows & steep spiral staircase say 'history'. Romantic log fires keep you warm you in winter, & the thick walls keep you cool in summer. Views from the top of the tower are extraordinary over the Severn Bridges and the Breacon Beacons (NB we call this the terrace in our description below). Unique, luxurious, quirky yet comfortable.

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A charming cottage emerges from a lush garden, framed by vibrant green foliage and blooming flowers. The warm wooden windows of the cottage are partially obscured by the surrounding greenery, creating a peaceful and inviting atmosphere in this natural setting.
Cottage
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 364 reviews

Set in 40 Acres of Private Countryside in AONB

Nestled in rolling hills with 40 acres of private tracks, fields, streams, woodland and ancient lime kilns to explore, this rural hideaway is popular with walkers, cyclists and those just wishing to escape the mass media or hustle and bustle of everyday life. Recharge your batteries and enjoy the great outdoors as you toast some marshmallows over the fire pit, say hello to the pet sheep and soak up the sights and sounds of birds, wildlife and sunsets in this peaceful relaxing retreat.

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A domed structure, partially covered in greenery, is visible surrounded by trees in a private woodland setting. A hot tub sits prominently in the foreground, with a wooden deck and outdoor seating area adjacent to the dome, inviting relaxation in nature.
Dome
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 194 reviews

Lodge farm Woodland dome. Hot tub. luxury escape

A luxurious dome nestled in private woodland and flower garden. An ideal romantic/ family stay near the Cotswolds. Enjoy the wildlife view from your king size bed, woodburning stove, additional heating and air conditioning. Relax on the private decking area, outdoor dining with a barbeque and firepit for toasting marshmallows amongst the trees. The mattresses can be brought down from the loft area for younger children. Rest, relax and reward yourself with the glamping stay with us!

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A bright kitchen area features wooden flooring and natural light from a window. A wooden dining table with four chairs is present, complemented by a potted plant in the corner. The kitchen is equipped with modern appliances and white cabinetry.
Cottage
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 489 reviews

Carpenters Cottage - Central Chepstow with parking

Carpenters Cottage is a quaint cosy one bedroom cottage at the bottom of Chepstow Town. It’s 2 minutes walk to the castle, town centre or the pubs on the river wye. The cottage is fully equipped with all your necessities for a wonderful home from home stay. Recently completely refurbished to a high standard it offers comfort, style and privacy with a 4* luxury finish. We hope you enjoy your stay and want to come again.

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The exterior of a historic cottage is displayed, featuring a whitewashed facade with black window frames and a central door. Flower boxes are visible under the windows, while ivy is seen climbing the adjacent building, adding charm to the scene. A lamppost stands nearby.
Cottage
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 129 reviews

Historic cottage opposite Chepstow Castle

Directly opposite the castle, this cottage is in the perfect location for exploring Chepstow and its surrounding areas. The cottage dates back to the 17th century, but has been freshly modernised. Expect a homely yet luxurious stay. Chepstow itself is a historic town, packed with lovely restaurants, pubs, cafés and shops. Our house guide will give you plenty of recommendations to make the most of the area.

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The exterior of the cottage is shown, featuring a two-story structure with a white facade and a pitched roof. A welcoming entrance is visible, framed by several windows. A paved driveway leads up to the entrance, along with flower pots enhancing the outdoor space.
Cottage
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 166 reviews

Cheerful 3 bedroom cottage a walkers Parìdice!

Gaer Hill cottage is situated just ten minutes from Chepstow race course and 30 minutes walk from the start of wye valley with Tintern abbey 15 mins drive. This 3 bed cottage is the perfect place to explore from or just kick back and relax. If you enjoy farm life this could be the place as you can watch cows graze from the bedroom window or even have sheep pass your front door or maybe a horse wonder by!

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A bright bedroom is fitted with a spacious bed dressed in soft linens, complemented by a large window offering views of the surrounding greenery. Light hardwood flooring enhances the open feeling, while decorative elements like natural textures and antler art add character.
Treehouse
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 170 reviews

Eco friendly lodge with outside bath and

Get away from it all when you stay under the stars in this eco friendly wood cabin nestled among the trees. Watch the birds feeding on the decking, take a plunge in the outside bath and gaze at the stars, tinkle on the baby grand piano. The perfect place for time to stand still! Oh and don’t worry - if outside bathing isn’t for you there is an inside bath and an en-suite shower!

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Chepstow?

    Stays around Chepstow’s historic town center place you near markets and heritage sites, while countryside cottages and riverbank homes are often suggested for quiet getaways. Consider properties near the castle or Wye Valley for scenic surroundings.

  • What are the best things to do in Chepstow with kids?

    Families often explore Chepstow Castle’s towers, discover interactive displays at Chepstow Museum, or take nature walks in local parks and around the River Wye. Outdoor adventure centers near Chepstow sometimes have additional family activities.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Chepstow?

    Explore Chepstow Castle, walk the Wye Valley, and visit the Chepstow Museum to learn about the area’s history. Markets, independent shops, and river walks also draw visitors throughout the year.

  • How is the weather in Chepstow?

    Chepstow has mild winters around 35–46°F (2–8°C) with regular rainfall and summers that reach about 54–71°F (12–22°C), bringing more sunshine and longer days. Waterproof layers are useful year-round due to shifting weather.

  • When is the best time to visit Chepstow?

    Late spring and summer are often recommended for milder temperatures, longer daylight, and outdoor events. Autumn has colorful foliage along the Wye Valley, while winter stays are quieter and cozy for castle visits.

  • What are the best places to visit in Chepstow?

    Explore Chepstow Castle, discover the Chepstow Museum, and wander along the River Wye for riverside views. The Wye Valley’s woodlands and viewpoints are also frequently suggested for visitors.

  • What are some hiking trails in Chepstow?

    Chepstow has scenic trails like the Wye Valley Walk, which follows wooded riverbanks, and Offa’s Dyke Path, known for panoramic views and historic earthworks. Explore forest routes in the surrounding countryside for peaceful walks and rich wildlife encounters.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Chepstow?

    Explore Chepstow Castle, picnic by the River Wye, or visit local parks for open-air games. Interactive museum exhibits and seasonal festivals also provide engaging options for families.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Chepstow?

    Take day trips to explore the Forest of Dean’s woodlands, Tintern Abbey’s historic ruins, or the Brecon Beacons National Park for hill walks and waterfalls. The Welsh coastline and market towns around Chepstow are also frequently suggested.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Chepstow?

    Several Chepstow rentals welcome pets, especially in the countryside and near river walks around the Wye Valley. Parks and scenic trails create a welcoming setting for guests traveling with dogs.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Chepstow?

    Comfortable shoes are useful for exploring cobbled streets and riverside paths in Chepstow. Early mornings around the Wye Valley tend to be quieter, creating space to enjoy natural scenery. Local markets and community events often take place in the town center—checking schedules ahead is helpful.

  • What is Chepstow known for?

    Chepstow is known for its riverside setting, Norman castle, and role as a gateway to the Wye Valley. The town has deep roots in border history and horse racing traditions.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Chepstow?

    Discover the restored historic Chepstow Port Wall, or look for art galleries tucked into side streets. The Lower Wye Valley has lesser-known trails and gardens if you seek peaceful surroundings.

  • What are the best foods to try in Chepstow?

    Chepstow’s markets and pubs frequently suggest Welsh lamb dishes, locally made cheeses, and seasonal produce. For dessert, try bara brith—a spiced fruit loaf—and consider sampling Wye Valley cider.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Chepstow?

    Pack layers for changeable weather, a waterproof jacket, and comfortable shoes for cobbled streets and walking trails. A camera and a small backpack can be helpful for exploring castles and parks.

  • What is the nightlife in Chepstow like?

    Nightlife in Chepstow usually centers around local pubs, some with live folk music and welcoming atmospheres. Independent bars, casual eateries, and seasonal events in the historic town center are also popular gathering spots.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Chepstow?

    The Chepstow Festival gathers music, theatre, and arts in summer, while race days at Chepstow Racecourse are often major community highlights. Traditional fairs and food markets sometimes bring local flavor to the town center.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Chepstow?

    Many rentals in Chepstow’s center, the riverside area, and nearby countryside have family-friendly amenities. Features like extra bedrooms, outdoor space, and proximity to parks are often available.

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  • 4.9 Average rating

    Chepstow stays are highly rated by guests – averaging 4.9 out of 5!

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