
Hotel Review
Hotel Review: Tudor Farmhouse, Gloucestershire
The Tudor Farmhouse in the pretty village of Clearwell, Gloucestershire, has 20 classy rooms and a renowned restaurant serving dishes based on delicious local produce. Activities nearby include canoeing on the Wye, cycling and walks galore, or you can book a themed break.















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Rooms available from £159.05 per night
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OUR REVIEW
THE NEIGHBOURHOOD
The Tudor Farmhouse is easily found on Clearwell's quiet high street. A stroll around the village takes you past an old well and pretty cottages. The inn itself is spread over several buildings, has pretty gardens and a big car park, and is surrounded by meadows full of rare plants.
By car: under an hour from Bristol, 1 hour 30 minutes from Birmingham and 3 hours from London. Free parking on-site.
By train: London to Chepstow takes 2 hours 30 minutes. It's a 20-minute taxi to the hotel. Book trains to Chepstow.

THE LOOK AND FEEL
Luxurious but laid-back, Tudor Farmhouse has been converted from former farm buildings and a smaller B&B into a classy, cosy bolthole with fresh and modern décor and amenities but more traditional country character thanks to wood beams, low ceilings, subtle Farrow & Ball colours and delightfully quirky paintings and artefacts.


THE FACILITIES
Welcoming staff offer thoughtful extras such as maps, wellies, brollies and even reading glasses. Apart from themed breaks, they can arrange in-room massages, bike hire and guides, too.
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Garden
- Board games
- Pet-friendly
- Family-friendly
- Free parking
- Free Wi-Fi



BED AND BATH
The 20 luxurious rooms vary in size and configuration. Bed linens are in tasteful colours and country patterns, and most bathrooms have a roll top bath, monsoon shower and fragrant Bramley products. Rooms come with TV, iron and board, hairdryer, tea and coffee, biscuits and fresh milk.
Room types: Hatchling, Hen, Cockerel, Suite
Key amenities: ensuite bathroom with toiletries, Nespresso machine, mini fridge, TV, free Wi-Fi



FOOD AND DRINK
The chef champions fresh, free range, organic, local produce - mostly from no more than 20 miles away - served in two restaurants and a kitchen garden dining area. Highlights include succulent roast beef Sunday lunch, a charcuterie board of local meats and afternoon teas. The wine list is vast and imaginative.
Restaurant: modern British cuisine, locally sourced ingredients. Dishes include lamb rump, pork tenderloin and torched halibut. Open daily for breakfast, afternoon tea and grazing, and dinner. Sunday lunch served 12-2pm.
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