Chepstow is a quaint town in Monmouthshire, Wales, found on the border with Gloucestershire, situated on the banks of the River Wye close to the confluence with the River Severn and near the Severn Bridge on the M48 motorway. It is a lively town that is fast becoming very popular as a launch pad into Wales and all that it has to offer and is best seen from the comfortable platforms provided by the many Chepstow Hotels.
The town offers easy access to view the neighbouring Forest of Dean , the Wye Valley, and the National Diving and Activity Centre, the stunning historic Tintern Abbey is about 5 miles away and many of the residents of the town choose to commute to Bristol, Newport and Cardiff as the M48 is on its doorstep.
Many are attracted to the city as it is home to the Welsh Grand National hosted on the Chepstow Race course, its adjoining villages are Tutshill and Sedbury. The Riverbanks have been attractively landscaped; the towns' most notable landmark is its castle, the oldest surviving stone Castle in Britain. It is home to a biennial festival, an annual folk festival, it is a town that showcases over 130 shops within walking distance of an extensive car park, that are lots of pubs, trendy wine bars and pavement cafes.
Recently the town has seen the introduction of several new housing estates and over two million pounds has been spent on the towns' regeneration which has included the introduction of some fine sculptures including a boatman and other public works of art. Industry is found at Bulwark Park, close to the railway station and a large distribution centre is found on the edge of the town near the M48.
Sunday sees large markets set up on the racecourse grounds hosted by vendors from as far afield as Birmingham, London, Kent and beyond and during the course of the year the racecourse is host to craft fairs and antique fairs. The Chepstow Hotels offer their guests convenient access to all that the town has to offer and easy access to communication links.
Many of the Business Hotels are found close to the Motorway and provide for their guests modern conveniences including great communication technology as well as a variety of venues that may easily be adapted for conferences, exhibitions and meetings. These hotels often provide their business guests with dedicated lounges hosting all day beverages, snacks and the daily papers. Accommodations offer en suite rooms with specific study areas and high speed internet access.
Some of the Chepstow Hotels are found cloaked in historic buildings amongst leafy suburbs and present elegant and refined interiors dressed in dark panelled walls, original works of art, deep thick carpeting and floor to ceiling windows framing beautiful views of the town, river and countryside. The accommodations may be displayed through multi roomed suites hosting dining, seating and study areas, presenting romantic bedrooms for the honeymoon couple or connecting rooms for the family. The rooms are well provided with entertainment and communication devices, en suite bathrooms are sophisticatedly equipped and complemented with bathrobes, slippers and toiletries.
The Chepstow Hotels proudly boast some of the finest restaurants and the area is overseen by executive chefs who create culinary masterpieces from fresh seasonal produce. The Hotels boast trendy wine bars and coffee houses, they are home to lavish health Spas and well equipped Gymnasiums. Weddings maybe celebrated in one of the grand ballrooms and children will enjoy the children's clubs as parents are allowed time away through babysitting services.
The Chepstow Hotels offer guests a host of choice and wonderful location and excellent service ensuring returns again and again.
