The Wyndham Arms Hotel

Oozing with period features, log fires and rustic charm, The Wyndham Arms Hotel is situated in the picturesque village of Clearwell between the beautiful Wye Valley and the Royal Forest of Dean.

The hotel offers the closest accommodation to Clearwell Castle the famous wedding venue but is also ideal for those who enjoy walking, cycling and golfing in the Forest of Dean or simply wish for a romantic time away in a cosy inn with great food.

The ‘Old Spot’ Country Restaurant is complete with a domed ‘gaol’, open stone walls, old oak beams and an open fire place. The exciting menu takes full advantage of the fresh, local and seasonal produce, cooked and simply presented to appeal to those who enjoy good food and described by Paddy Burt of The Daily Telegraph as ‘…..great stuff…..’ Whether it’s candlelight romance or relaxing with good company, our charming restaurant creates the perfect atmosphere.

Gloucestershire has a rich agriculture and is especially well known for its succulent pork, flavoursome cheeses, winning wines and ales. Our top chefs create an exciting menu taking advantage of the freshest local ingredients, cooked and simply presented to appeal to those who enjoy good food at reasonable prices.

Rustic charm with a contemporary edge creates a relaxed atmosphere for lounging, drinking or casual eating in our cozy bar and informal restaurant. Offering a varied and interesting menu including many local dishes, using only the freshest produce.

There is a welcoming log fire to warm you up after a days walking in the autumn leaves, or a delightful outdoor seating area to soak up the summer sun.

Whether it’s candlelight romance or relaxing with good company, our charming restaurants create the perfect atmosphere.

The Wyndham Arms Hotel offers eighteen en-suite rooms of several types of comfortable accommodation from single rooms to double and twin rooms to family rooms to beamed four poster bedrooms and a sumptuous suite. The accommodation is situated in both the Manor House (circa 1347) and the adjoining Annex.

The hotel bar combines rustic charm with a contemporary edge with oak flooring and tables and a large open fire place creating a relaxed atmosphere for lounging, drinking or casual dining. Local ales, cider and country wines accompany the menu offering classic pub classics with an up-to-date t