Thatch Close is the ideal location for a weekend break or a longer stay and offers a warm welcome to travellers, walkers, fishermen, and tourists from Britain and elsewhere. We take pride in making you feel at home, from the moment of your arrival when you will be greeted with tea and home-baked pastries and throughout your stay.

Thatch Close is ideally situated for exploration of one of the most historically rich and rewarding parts of Britain and offers easy access to the Wye Valley, the Forest of Dean, the Border Castles, Hay on Wye, the Brecon Beacons, Hereford Cathedral and the Mappa Mundi, Offa’s Dyke and the medieval town of Monmouth.

Thatch Close is a Georgian farmhouse with Victorian additions. Guests are welcome to explore our gardens and patios, the fields and footpaths around. Although we are located only a mile from the bustling A40, our home is a quiet haven at the edge of a tranquil village.  Thatch Close surmounts a quiet valley of the river Garron which is inhabited by a few farmhouses and home to buzzards, owls and badgers. We are proud to possess the Gold Award for Wildlife Action.

Above all Thatch Close offers a comfortable home away from home. We take pride in our well appointed rooms and our breakfast. Most of our food is locally grown and much is home baked and cooked. Marian serves generous portions of home made jam and preserves, home baked breads, local free-range eggs, and prize-winning local sausages. Fairtrade tea and coffee are available and all efforts are made to use foods from local suppliers and sustainable resources. She is happy to provide evening meals, with a range of vegetarian options.

Families with young children are made welcome, and pets can be accommodated too.