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The main interior space is on two levels, uncluttered and tastefully furnished, with wooden floors and beams throughout. Hops hanging above the bar are a nice feature. The lower space has comfortable tables and chairs and some cosy window seats. Two grand looking sofas are adjacent to a wood burning stove. A small room with old exposed stonework is off the bar with access to the toilets. Outside is an attractive and recently extended beer garden, with a splendid view of the castle. A large public car park is adjacent. Ales are usually sourced from local South Welsh or West Country brewers and are generally of session strength. A glance up at the ceiling near the bar bears witness to the number of ales that have passed this way, some which no longer exist. Good selection of lunchtime food (roast lunches on Sunday).
Historic Interest
This 16th century inn sits at the end of the colourful Georgian terrace overlooked by the imposing battlements of Chepstow Castle
This Pub serves 3 changing beers and 2 regular beers.
Three Tuns Inn, Chepstow