Hotels in Whitebrook

Whitebrook itself is too small and tucked-away for a wide choice of hotels, its accommodation centring on The Whitebrook restaurant with rooms, a converted 17th-century drovers' inn known as much for its Michelin-starred kitchen as for its handful of individually styled bedrooms tucked into the wooded hillside. For visitors wanting more choice, nearby Monmouth and Tintern offer a wider range of country inns, traditional bed and breakfasts and small hotels, many housed in period stone buildings typical of the lower Wye Valley, while Chepstow and the Forest of Dean add further options a little further afield. Staying in or near Whitebrook suits travellers looking for a quiet, restorative base surrounded by ancient woodland, from which the abbey ruins at Tintern, the market town of Monmouth and the long-distance trails of Offa's Dyke and the Wye Valley Walk are all within easy striking distance. Booking ahead is strongly advised for The Whitebrook itself, particularly for its restaurant, given its small size and reputation.