Known locally as The Face of Ross-on-Wye and originally built in 1837, this 42-room historic hotel has recently been the subject of major work to restore it to its former beauty. Standing high above the horseshoe bend of the River Wye, it enjoys some of the best views of the surrounding countryside. This majestic Grade II Georgian country hotel has enjoyed the company of many famous visitors, including Queen Victoria and Charles Dickens, who planned his American Biography whilst staying here. Shared facilities available to guests at this establishment include a reception area, bar, restaurant, Internet access and a car park. The hotel is non-smoking throughout.
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