Here are some frequently asked questions (FAQs) for The Beaufort, Raglan:

1. Where is The Beaufort located? The Beaufort is situated in the heart of Raglan village, Monmouthshire, at High Street, Raglan, NP15 2DY.

2. What are your opening hours? The Beaufort operates daily with varying hours:

• Sunday: Lunch from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM; Evening from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM
• Monday to Saturday: Open all day

Please note that these times may vary; it's advisable to contact us for the most current information.

3. Do you offer accommodations? Yes, we have 16 en-suite rooms, each uniquely designed to ensure a comfortable stay for both business and leisure guests.

4. How can I make a reservation? Reservations can be made by calling us at 01291 690412 or by emailing enquiries@beaufortraglan.co.uk.

5. What dining options are available? We offer a diverse selection of food throughout the day, including à la carte and specials menus. Our dishes are crafted using locally sourced ingredients.

6. Do you accommodate dietary restrictions? Yes, we strive to cater to various dietary needs. Please inform us of any specific requirements when making your reservation or upon arrival.

7. Is there parking available? Yes, we provide on-site parking for our guests, including an electric car charging point located in the middle of the car park with a dedicated parking spot.

8. Are pets allowed? Dogs are allowed in the bar area. Please contact us directly to discuss our current pet policy for accommodation.

9. Is The Beaufort suitable for events and functions? Yes, The Beaufort is an ideal venue for various events, including wedding celebrations. Our friendly staff are dedicated to making your event special.

10. What local attractions are nearby? Raglan Castle, a marvel of medieval architecture, is located just a stone's throw away from The Beaufort. After exploring the castle, guests can indulge in a well-deserved break at our establishment.

Nestled in the heart of South East Wales, Monmouthshire is a county rich in history, natural beauty, and cultural experiences. Whether you're drawn to its medieval castles, scenic landscapes, or charming market towns, Monmouthshire offers something for every visitor.

A visit to Raglan Castle, one of Wales’ most impressive late-medieval fortresses, is a must for history enthusiasts. Its striking architecture and commanding towers provide a glimpse into the region’s grand past. Meanwhile, the historic town of Monmouth, birthplace of Henry V, offers a blend of heritage and modern vibrancy, with landmarks such as the iconic Monnow Bridge and the ruins of Monmouth Castle. The town also serves as a gateway to the Wye Valley, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, where visitors can enjoy breathtaking walks, river activities, and stunning viewpoints such as Symonds Yat Rock.

For those seeking outdoor adventures, the Black Mountains and the Brecon Beacons National Park provide an idyllic backdrop for hiking, cycling, and wildlife spotting. The county is also home to Tintern Abbey, a majestic 12th-century Cistercian monastery that continues to inspire visitors with its romantic ruins and picturesque riverside setting. Food lovers will appreciate Monmouthshire’s reputation as a culinary hotspot, with award-winning restaurants, local farmers' markets, and renowned food festivals celebrating the region’s exceptional produce.

Whether you’re exploring historic sites, immersing yourself in the great outdoors, or indulging in fine dining, Monmouthshire is a destination that captivates and delights at every turn.

Monmouthshire is home to a variety of charming towns and villages, each offering its own unique attractions, history, and character. Here are some of the must-visit locations:

Abergavenny

Known as the "Gateway to Wales," Abergavenny is a vibrant market town nestled at the foot of the Black Mountains. It’s a haven for food lovers, boasting award-winning restaurants, an annual Abergavenny Food Festival, and a thriving market scene. History enthusiasts can explore Abergavenny Castle and Museum, while outdoor adventurers can take on Sugar Loaf Mountain for stunning panoramic views.

Usk

A picturesque town renowned for its floral displays, Usk is steeped in history and charm. The remains of Usk Castle overlook the town, while the Usk Rural Life Museum offers a fascinating insight into local heritage. The town is also a favourite for anglers, thanks to its excellent salmon fishing along the River Usk.

Chepstow

Located on the banks of the River Wye, Chepstow is famous for its dramatic Chepstow Castle, one of the oldest surviving stone castles in Britain. The town also marks the start (or end) of the Wales Coast Path, making it a great base for walkers. Nearby, the Wye Valley offers spectacular scenery and outdoor activities, including canoeing and hiking.

Caldicot

A historic town best known for Caldicot Castle, a beautifully preserved medieval fortress set within 55 acres of parkland. The town also has excellent transport links, making it a convenient stop for visitors exploring Monmouthshire.

Tintern

Home to the stunning Tintern Abbey, this riverside village in the Wye Valley is a favourite among photographers and history lovers. The surrounding woodland and trails offer fantastic walks, including the Devil’s Pulpit, which provides breathtaking views over the abbey and valley.

Magor

A quaint village with a charming medieval square, Magor is known for its traditional pubs, scenic countryside, and the nearby Magor Marsh Nature Reserve, a haven for wildlife enthusiasts.

Grosmont & Skenfrith

These small villages, part of the historic "Three Castles" region, feature beautifully preserved Norman castles and offer a glimpse into Monmouthshire’s medieval past. Skenfrith Castle, in particular, is a peaceful and atmospheric spot ideal for a leisurely visit.

Each of these towns and villages showcases the beauty and rich heritage of Monmouthshire, making the county an exceptional destination for exploration and discovery.

 

 

For more information or specific inquiries, please contact us directly at 01291 690412 or enquiries@beaufortraglan.co.uk.