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situated in the beautiful county of monmouthshire, the bell at skenfrith, a former 17th century welsh coaching inn, was re-opened in 2001 by william and janet hutchings, after extensive refurbishment. carefully and thoughtfully decorated, the polished flagstone floors, oak beams and antique furniture, coupled with comfy sofas and chairs, give the bell its relaxing and easy atmosphere. there are eleven individually designed bedrooms all with bathrooms ensuite and one with a double-ended bath in the room. the kitchen garden, located behind the bell, was established six years ago and has been a much lauded hit with guests and restaurant customers alike and features greatly on all the bell's menus.
overlooking the river monnow, the bell is on the outskirts of the tiny welsh village of skenfrith. it is the ideal place for intimate weddings or special celebrations, quiet and romantic breaks, an array of country pursuits and wonderful long walks. the bell has free wifi but don't expect your mobile to always work.
the bell has six individual circular walks of its own which guide the walker in and around the skenfrith area. the skenfrith sleuth is an extremely popular children's walk that enables them to search for clues about the history of skenfrith castle just acros the road (one of the famous marches castles and an important norman stronghold during the 13th century cross-border skirmishes) the church and village - an ideal activity for the family at half term or during the school holidays.
whatever your reason for visiting, the bell will always welcome you and help to make your visit a memorable one.