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Lydney at the edge of the 27,000 acres of mostly wild woodland that is the Forest of Dean, looks eastward onto the Severn, its little canal harbour once used for shipping coal and iron mined in the district but now a marina for leisure craft... Read More.

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B&Bs in Lydney - 3 places to stay

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Deanfield

FAMILY RUN, HISTORIC B&B IN THE HEART OF THE ROYAL FOREST OF DEAN. A warm welcome awaits you at this family run business, set in the heart of the Royal Forest of Dean. Deanfield offers ... More | visit website

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DeanGate Motel

Set on the gateway of Lydney Town in the Royal Forest of Dean, the DeanGate Motel opened on the 14th of August in 2010. The motel has 12 beautifully appointed ensuite double, family rooms and ... More | visit website

Other Places to Stay near Lydney

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Millingbrook Lodge (2.12 miles)

Welcome to Millingbrook Lodge. Millingbrook Lodge and The George Inn – The Hotel experience with the personal touch – situated on the edge of the beautiful Forest of Dean. Owners Ian and Carol along with ... More | visit website

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Edale House (3.04 miles)

Built in 1850, this elegant Georgian house, overlooking the cricket green in the charming village of Parkend, invites you to relax and unwind at the heart of the Royal Forest of Dean. Once the home of ... More | visit website

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Malt House (3.82 miles)

The Malt House at Berkeley is one of those family hotels and restaurants that you can spend a millennium looking for. The Inn can boast nothing if it can't boast comfort. Tastefully furnished in mellow ... More | visit website

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Woolaston Inn (4.26 miles)

In the village of Woolaston itself, the restaurant is situated midway between Chepstow and Lydney, directly on the A48 in the Royal Forest Of Dean. The Woolaston Inn is currently owned and run by 3 ... More | visit website

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Miners Country Inn & Restaurant (4.51 miles)

The Miners Country Inn is a family run 'Free House' in the small village of Sling, in the glorious Forest of Dean. We have a friendly and welcoming atmosphere whether you just stop for a ... More | visit website

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Tudor Farmhouse Hotel (4.94 miles)

Tudor Farmhouse is an idyllic haven away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. A cosy, friendly 13th-century stone-built hotel in the centre of the historic village of Clearwell on the peaceful fringe of the Forest ... More | visit website

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Wyndham Arms Hotel (5.08 miles)

The Wyndham Arms Hotel is in Clearwell, a quintessential old English village by the Royal Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire. The building itself dates back to the 13th century and boasts old oak beams, fireplaces ... More | visit website

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Speech House (5.18 miles)

This 17th century former hunting lodge rests in the heart of the Royal Forest of Dean. Comfortably appointed bedrooms, several with four-poster beds have been tastefully refurbished and offer modern facilities whilst retaining their original charm. ... More | visit website

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Underhill House (5.28 miles)

Karen and Robert Mann offer you a warm and friendly welcome to Underhill House Bed and Breakfast. Situated in the beautiful village of Newnham (Newnham-on-Severn), Gloucestershire, this restored 300 year old grade II listed farm ... More | visit website

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Prince of Wales (5.30 miles)

This 3 Star AA hotel has 40 quality modern bedrooms some with views over the hotel's landscaped gardens. Situated close to the towns of Berkeley, Dursley, Thornbury, Gloucester, Stroud and Stonehouse. The Prince of Wales Hotel ... More | visit website

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