Bridstow Guest House

Beautiful house, friendly hosts. Celia and John made us feel very welcome. Beautiful room, huge bathroom, good views, easy parking. Excellent breakfasts with plenty of choice. Lots to do in area. We left feeling rested. Recommended

The perfect place to stay This is the place we have always wanted to stay. It was exceptional in every way. We were welcomed warmly and shown to our wonderful room with its large bay window and superb amenities. The bathroom was large and had as much space for our toiletries as we could wish. The walk in shower was equipped with two showers no less, and there were two hand basins too. We were given detailed recommendations about local places where we could dine, the best of which, Loughpool Kitchen served very good food. Our breakfast was served in an atmospheric music room and was everything we could wish for. We will certainly book to stay again.

Our stay at Bridstow Guest House was an absolute delight. Our hosts, John and Celia were the most welcoming of couples and our large, light and wonderful room with large en-suite bath and shower room was exceptional. It was pure luxury with perfect countryside views. The breakfast was to die for and catered for all tastes.

We have recently returned from spending 12 nights at the Bridstow guest house. We had a wonderful time staying at the guest house and were treated more like friends than paying guests. We stayed in the English room which has lovely views over the surrounding countryside and Ross on Wye. The house is located in a quiet location and only a short 5 minute car journey into Ross. The breakfasts were excellent with a good choice and I particularly liked the pancakes with yogurt, fruit and maple syrup. The garden view from the breakfast room was a delight. We loved their friendly little dog. Our room was well equipped and spacious. It was a luxury to bathe in the slipper bath after long days of walking. The shower was fantastic. Our only small criticism was that we had assumed there would be a wardrobe in the room, given the room size, and that we were booked for 12 nights. Perhaps this should have been pointed out on booking? (There are several clothes hooks on the wall available for people staying a few nights which would be adequate). Jon and Celia were very helpful in suggesting particular places to visit and walks to undertake. They also suggested restaurants. We particularly liked the Loughpool and No 3 in Ross on Wye. Suggest you book at least a week before you want to go as both are extremely popular and get booked up quickly. It will be worth it as other restaurants in Ross and surrounding area don’t come close - the experience of the ones we visited, anyway. Thank you Jon and Celia you made us feel very welcome and it was very much appreciated.

We stayed at this lovely B&B for three nights and from the moment we arrived were made to feel so welcome by John and Celia. Our room and en-suite bathroom were extremely clean and comfortable with exceptional views of the surrounding countryside. Celia’s breakfasts were delicious, varied and of high quality. Thank you both for your hospitality. We would not hesitate to recommend this gorgeous accommodation.

We stayed for a week and appreciated everything. The location was ideal for our holiday, rural and peaceful, with easy access by car to nearby Ross-on-Wye and for visits to places of interest in the area. Celia and Jon are superb hosts and made us most welcome. Our room, the English Room, provided everything one could possibly want; spotlessly clean, a most comfortable bed, well appointed en-suite, a fridge stocked each day with water and fresh milk and a sitting area with views across fields. Breakfast choices, which we selected and sent by text each evening, were great. We thoroughly enjoyed carefully prepared fruit salads and a variety of cooked dishes whilst relaxing in the dining room overlooking the garden. In the evenings we ate at several nearby places recommended by Celia and Jon and particularly liked the Loughpool restaurant, a couple of miles away in the countryside, (we went there twice) and also the Kings Head in Ross-on-Wye.