Comfortable and well appointed late 19th century residential hotel. Alongside the building is part of Chepstow's 13th century fortifications, enclosing the old town and the building is adjacent to the ancient town arch. The it is now in the hands of a small pub company. The spacious interior offers several sections in which to drink and dine. The menu is extensive and lists popular traditional pub meals both light and main plus some specials to get the taste buds salivating; breakfast is served from 8am-non, the main menu from noon-9pm. TVs are dotted around to bring sports channels while background music adds to the atmosphere. Ales are usually sourced from national concerns although local ales can feature and the very keen prices can bring smiles to customers' faces.