Manor on the Monnow

Whether you're planning a big family reunion, a friends' celebration, or a chilled countryside retreat, this Manor Airbnb Monmouth has you covered — and then some. It sleeps up to 22 guests across 11 bedrooms, seven of which have their own ensuite bathrooms (because nobody wants a queue in the morning). Add in a couple of travel cots for the babies and you’ve got a place that’s both practical and plush.

Space to Roam, Relax and Reconnect

Let’s start inside, shall we? The Manor has been beautifully restored, keeping its regal charm intact while giving you all the comforts you’d expect (and a few you might not!). The Great Hall is an absolute showstopper — a grand social space complete with a wood burner for those cosy evenings when you want to sip wine and swap stories, undisturbed by screens (ban the phones!)

The dining room is light, spacious and made for long, sumptuous meals. Whether you’re hosting a special celebration or just a casual brunch, there’s enough space for everyone to sit around one table. The kitchen is huge, fully equipped and ideal for cooking up a storm — or just dishing out the fish and chips you picked up from Aslan’s down the road.

If you do want a bit of telly time, there’s a TV lounge tucked just off the breakfast room. But with so much to explore, you might not even switch it on.

Fun, Fishing, and a Splash of Luxury

This is a house that’s built for fun. The games room is packed with entertainment — from table tennis and pool to table football and more. Whether you're 9 or 90, there’s something to keep everyone smiling.

After a day of adventuring, the hot tub awaits. It’s perched perfectly for a relaxing soak while listening to the gentle babble of the River Monnow. There’s also a barbecue area and loads of outdoor seating, so you can enjoy those golden summer evenings with a glass in hand and your pooch curled up at your feet.

And speaking of the river… if you’re into fishing, you’re in for a treat. The River Monnow is a haven for anglers. Brown trout and grayling are the stars of the show here, and the stretch just outside the Manor is as peaceful as it is productive. It’s a dream spot to while away a few hours, rod in hand, soaking in the serenity.

Walk Straight From the Door — No Roads, No Worries

One of the best things about this Airbnb is how effortlessly it blends countryside peace with town convenience. You’re right at the end of a private lane, so there’s no traffic noise, and the site is fenced and gated, giving you total peace of mind if you’re bringing kids or pets.

Step out the door and you’re straight onto glorious countryside walks. The Monnow Trail offers some of the most scenic routes in the region — gentle riverside rambles, leafy woodland paths and panoramic views that go on for miles.

It’s also part of the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, so if you fancy a longer hike, some mountain biking or even a canoe trip, the options are endless.

Monmouth Town – Small but Mighty

Now, let’s talk about Monmouth itself. This historic market town is regularly rated one of the best places to live in the UK by *The Sunday Times*, and it’s easy to see why.

It’s charming, vibrant, and packed with personality. Independent shops line the high street, from quirky boutiques to bookshops and delis. Cafés and tearooms spill out onto the pavements in summer, and there’s a brilliant selection of pubs and restaurants offering everything from comforting classics to top-notch cuisine.

Of course, history lovers will be in their element. Monmouth is the birthplace of King Henry V and his castle is just a 10-minute walk from the Manor. You can explore the ruins and imagine him as a baby king-in-waiting, right there in the heart of town.

You’ll also find the Monnow Bridge (the only remaining fortified river bridge in Britain where the gatehouse still stands on the bridge), the Nelson Museum, and some beautiful old churches. Monmouth manages to feel both historic and fresh — a rare balance that makes it a joy to explore.

Explore the Wider Area

Beyond Monmouth, you’re spoilt for choice. The Wye Valley is a playground for walkers, cyclists and nature-lovers. Visit Symonds Yat for breathtaking views and perhaps spot a peregrine falcon. Or head to the Forest of Dean for ancient woodland walks, sculpture trails, and even a magical puzzle maze.

Fancy a vineyard visit? A short drive will take you to some of Wales’s up-and-coming wineries. Or you could simply pack a picnic and find a scenic riverbank to enjoy your lunch while the world drifts by.

The Verdict? A Right Royal Stay

Whether you’re here to explore Monmouth’s rich heritage, to fish the peaceful River Monnow, or just to unwind in a place that feels like a real escape, this Manor House Airbnb is the perfect base.

It’s more than just a place to stay — it’s an experience. One you’ll talk about long after the holiday ends.

So round up your crew, pack the wellies (and the wine), and get ready for a break that’ll tick every box.