The Royal George

Under the new owners Richard and Harriet they are creating a lovely friendly hotel ,food is very high class and a nice selection to choose from, and have a well stocked bar all food and bar drinks at a good price. The rooms have all been (and some on going) decorated to a high standard which one would expect from this young Couple and have good garden views. There is on going work in the hotel and the exterior buildings BUT this does not interfere with ones stay. Just like to say thanks for a great weeks stay with you both and see you soon R/J

We stayed here in late November and it was just great. The welcome and service were first class and the decor is wonderful and what you would like to expect. We are in the restaurant and the choice of food was good. I chose pork belly to start and haddock as my main and both were well presented and fresh. The choice of beers - local was excellent too and also a good choice of gins and whiskies - some from Wales! Lovely area and we will be back. Thank you.

Great rooms, beautiful garden, fabulous views, wonderful friendly very helpful staff nothing was too much bother. Would definitely stay again. Really good breakfast gluten free for me fabulous. Had a wonder meal in the evening in the bar. Overall great!!

Spacious, comfortable room, gorgeous gardens, excellent food (including fantastic vegetarian options - which can be hard to find in a land of pub grub!) and a stones throw from the magical Tintern Abbey. Absolutely lovely stay, 10/10 would come here again.

My husband I had been hiking all day in the nearby area, and went to The White Hare as it looked like a nice place for lunch. We were dressed in our walking gear, and I suspect this may have been what influenced the behaviour we experienced. Our intrigue quickly turned to bafflement, when we went inside. There was a man and woman behind the bar, who kept their backs to us as we patiently waited for about 10 minutes to be acknowledged. We remained standing there, while the woman saw us, took a phone-call and continued to ignore us with her back to us. The man had walked off at this point leaving us standing there. It was quite clear from their pointed positioning, and behaviour that this was deliberate. Eventually, the man came back and my husband asked if there was any space for lunch (the pub looked almost empty at this point in the day). The man shook his head and said no. We found another nice pub nearby for lunch instead. I have never been outright seen this behaviour before from a Gastro-pub, and we live in a nice area of South West London next to four of them. It's a shame, as Tintern is a lovely area, and the insecurity and misplaced snobbery of a select few can really taint the experience of the place.

Seemed to be the only thing open in Tintern on a Tuesday, at least thats what the girl at reception said. This wasnt true, we found out later. We struggled to find a menu and found that we had to queue at the counter to get one, then we had to leave our place in the queue to find a table to get a number and then go back to end of queue. It was hard to find a vacant and clean table as tables were not being cleaned until someone came and sat at them! Two tables remained with dirty plates on for the whole time we were there. We had welsh rarebit toasties, not something I would repeat. The welsh rarebit was diminished by being served between two pieces of toast, instead of on top of the toast. Staff were friendly and very apologetic about the wait for food and for some, not getting their food.