The Coach and Horses Inn

A happy visitor

Liked: Friendly staff good selection of beers good food
Disliked: I'm not a telly person but there was a poor signal on anything other than BBC 1 BBC 2

Exceptional

Liked: Comfy bed,lovely atmosphere and excellent breakfast
Disliked: Would have preferred ensuite bathroom, otherwise bathroom okay

Superb

Convenient location, good price, fine...

Liked: Easy check-in. Parking with a motorbike wasn't an issue as space on wide pavement opposite. (Cars would need to park in a nearby car park.) Simple bedroom, perfectly suitable for a night on our trip, slept fine. Good location with decent eating/drinking options v nearby, including a fine micropub.
Disliked: Banged head on lampshade a few times! Coffee machine worked once and then decided not to the second time... :/Nothing major tho.

Great central location. Easy nearby...

Liked: Very friendly staff and owners. Loved the dog treat box, such a nice touch.
Disliked: Room was a little damp- it’s an old building.

Very pleasant experience at the...

Liked: Very friendly and helpful staff and owner. Good food. A central location.
Disliked: Not too good insulation between the rooms

Somewhere central to sleep

Liked: Great location
Disliked: Dated room. It would have been nice to have breakfast included in the price

Excellent entertaining historical hilarious stay

Liked: So pleased we ended up at Coach and Horses Chepstow. A beautifully preserved 600 year old building with all the eccentricities you would expect but much better showers ! So inviting was the pub after spending a couple of hours wandering in history around Chepstow Castle the oldest surviving post-Roman stone fortification in Britain located above cliffs on the River Wye , we enjoyed a Devon pie and several drinks with the locals also in the pub. Publican Dave, is a passionate history buff who is as interesting as he is entertaining and hospitality second to none. The little things like enjoying a scrumptious breakfast sitting next to a 1000 year old wall incorporated into the pubs foundations , which in its former life was the border wall between Wales and England all the while being entertained by Dave , made this stop a highlight on our trip.

Pleasant

Liked: The staff were very friendly. We were drenched after walking the Welsh coast path. But the staff managed to organise early check in and even dried some of our clothes for us.
Disliked: The walls were very thin. We were awoken at 5.00 by guests in another room.