Family hotels and homes in Flaxley

Homely, quiet, spacious, nice and helpful owners, good generous breakfast. You’d need a car to reach the forest if Dean and Wye valley.

Great spacious pub with lots of seating, excellent food and good value for money, Nice friendly staff made us feel welcome . Lovely to see the horses and goats from our window. The main road is loud but not heard from our room at the back which overlooks the paddock.

A great hotel in the middle of the Forest of Deam. Easy driving access to sites within the Forest and historic sites along the Welsh border including Tintern Abbey, Raglan Castle, and Chepstow Castle. The food was excellent in both the Orangery and Verderer's Restaurant. The room was great with a living area and separate bedroom.

Great atmosphere and the food was amazing! Really enjoyed my night here wished I could have stayed longer. Staff were friendly and helpful.

This property was great value - clean, comfortable and warm. It is no frills but it was better than expected for the money I paid. I was pleasantly surprised. The member of staff who greeted me was lovely and very very helpful. very quiet too!

Beautiful house, lovely room, very homely and comfortable. Lisa was very welcoming and helpful. Will definitely go back there.

It’s a lovely cottage in a beautiful little village set in the midst of gorgeous countryside scenery. We absolutely loved every minute of our stay there. The hosts were friendly and welcoming. I can’t think of anything that needs improvement.

Just perfect! Such a gorgeous and well appointed premises in a former judges lodgings (you could have imagined it must have been in the past during the trading and sailing days belonged to a wealthy sea merchant) located 10 minute walk to the Docklands with its own private grounds with secure parking and access via an electric gate. Parking overall in the surrounding areas is P&D, expensive and very limited free. The property is ideally located for exploring the beautiful renovated and historical disused Docks (more leisure) and branching out to surrounding areas, such as the Cotswolds and Tewkesbury which we visited! Our number 8 apartment facing the beautiful park and bowling greens had the added bonus of its own balcony which was perfect for sitting out in the glorious sunshine opening a bottle of wine before getting ready and going back out for evening dinner in one of the many restaurants situated in the Docklands (we ate at Bills and the Trattoria Settebello fine Italian dining and one night in the nearby Indian restaurant called the Aroma, don't miss out especially if you like your Indian food, stunning to say the least. On our first night we ate at Greek on The Docks. Personally, not impressed so far as Greeks go not authentic enough for my liking. Oh yes, of course the local 'upmarket' Wetherspoons situated on the docks for cheap booze and food should you prefer - tastefully converted dock engine/pump house. The Lodgings was extremely well equipped with all the comforts of home especially if you want to cater for yourself, with tastefully decorated and somewhat quirky furniture all in good fun and spotlessly clean bedding and toiletries etc. The bed by the way is one of the most comfortable I have slept in for ages. Our host and owner Charles was always at the end of the phone should you encounter any issues (we didn't but leading up to arrival clear and concise messages were received).