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Historic Charm
Experience the charm of a 14th century hotel with original oak beams and a large stone fireplace. Each room on the first or second floor offers an en suite bathroom, tea/coffee facilities, and free Wi-Fi.
Fine Dining and Drinks
Indulge in the popular on-site restaurant, open to all, featuring a 19-meter well and fresh market produce. The Kings Bar offers a variety of single malts, wines, and local ales.
Ideal Location for Exploring
Conveniently located for exploring The Wye Valley, Black Mountains, and more, with attractions like Tintern Abbey and Goodrich Castle nearby. Book now to experience history and luxury in Ross-on-Wye.
All rooms are on either first or second floor, and there is no elevator. The hotel is not suitable for anyone who has difficulty with stairs.
Reservations for the restaurant are necessary. To guarantee a reservation at the restaurant please contact the hotel in advance to reserve a table, once you have booked your room. Bar meals are not served on Friday and Saturday nights or when the restaurant is very busy.Please inform of your expected arrival time in advance. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly using the contact details in your confirmation.
Guests under the age of 18 can only check in with a parent or official guardian.
A deposit may be required at the property.
Great bathroom, fabulouse breakfast excelent location.
Not the best bed in the world but then I find beds a very subjective thing, we all like a different one.
Lovely old property, full of character
Comfy bed, nice warm room. Staff very friendly and helpful. Had evening meal and breakfast and both very good.
Location was ideal. Room was nice and big and the bed was comfortable. It was well furnished. I liked the quirkiness of the room as it had a wonky floor -- such a historic building! Breakfast was great, and we ate there for dinner as well, which was delicious. I will definitely be staying at the King's Head again.
Nothing not to like
Hospitality very good.
Didn’t like the steep stairs.
Bacon overcooked at breakfast.
Great location. Lovely bedroom. Hot breakfast
ok for a one night stay Property is a little dated and our room was noisy facing the main road
No food available on a Sunday eveninh
It was ok
Amazed, I bought a pint of beer which they charged me £8. Double the price of a few doors down the road.
Old, quirky place with exposed timber beams. Bed was comfy, window had blackout blinds, choice of teabags included decaf and green tea as well as standard PG Tips and artisanal tea. There was nice-smelling shower gel and handwash, lovely staff, good pub, decent breakfast, great location and only 3 mins walk from the ‘overflow’ car park.
Staff were really friendly, the food lovely, great location and the room was clean and cosy.
Getting two dogs down the steep stairs but that is to be expected in such an old building.
The hotel was haunted
Was not a pleasant place to stay we checked after 3 days
Lovely hotel very clean, staff very nice and helpful, good breakfast plenty of choice.
Disappointed we couldn't eat there the evening we stayed and didn't know untill we arrived, mattress I little soft for our liking but that's an individual thing.
It was old and quirky but had lots of cosy warm lounges and a nice bar area, a warm friendly atmosphere and was also clean. The food smelt good although we didn’t eat there in the end. Our bedroom was clean and comfortable and a spacious en-suite. We may have had one of the smaller rooms but there was still adequate space. The staff were wonderful despite being rushed off their feet.
Nothing.
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