The Kings Head Hotel

Set in the most picturesque street in central Ross-on-Wye, The Kings Head Hotel is a Grade 2 listed building dating back to the 14th century, retaining original features like oak beams and a stone fireplace. This 3-star hotel offers 15 rooms, including four-poster, double, family, and twin configurations, all with en-suite bathrooms featuring power showers or shower-over-bath options. Three rooms have power showers, and rooms are spread across the first and second floors, though accessibility may be limited due to winding stairs. The King's Bar, recommended by CAMRA and The Good Pub Guide, serves four hand-pulled local ales, wines, and cocktails in an oak-beamed setting with leather seating. Dinner is available in the conservatory restaurant, which uses locally sourced produce, or can be served in the bar. A complimentary full breakfast is included. The library provides a quiet retreat with books and leather seating, transforming into a candlelit dining space in the evening. Nearby attractions include Goodrich Castle (5 km) and the Forest of Dean.

The King's Bar is CAMRA-recommended and features local ales, including brews from the hotel's microbrewery, Corn Ales.

Rooms retain historic charm with original oak beams and en-suite power showers or shower-over-bath options.

Located on Ross-on-Wye's most picturesque street, within walking distance of shops, galleries, and restaurants.

Secure onsite parking is available, accommodating up to 18 cars.

The conservatory restaurant serves locally sourced dishes, with a seasonal menu and Sunday roast options.

Rooms on the second floor may be difficult to access due to winding stairs, with no lift available.

Some guests report occasional noise due to the hotel's historic nature, including reports of ghostly activity.