Beaufort Arms Hotel, High Street, Raglan, NP15 2DY

The Beaufort Arms Hotel is a historic 16th-century coaching inn offering a traditional coaching inn look with 16th-century architecture and an exterior featuring timber-framed details and a classic stone façade. Renowned for its blend of traditional charm and modern comforts, it offers a welcoming atmosphere for both locals and visitors.

The inn boasts fifteen individually styled ensuite rooms, each reflecting the building’s rich history. Rooms in the main hotel feature medieval-inspired décor with deep, sumptuous colours, while those in the Coach House offer a lighter “New England” aesthetic. Amenities include flat-screen TVs and complimentary tea and coffee. Family suites and studios are also available, providing flexibility for groups, along with two 2-bedroom apartments.

Externally and to the front of the hotel is a well-maintained south-facing terrace which is a spacious area offering outdoor seating that allows guests to enjoy meals and drinks while taking in views of the surrounding village and nearby Raglan Castle. Furthermore, ample off-road parking is present for a number of vehicles.

The Beaufort Arms Hotel is located in the heart of Raglan, Monmouthshire, Wales. This 16th century coaching inn is close to Raglan Castle, a stunning medieval fortress that is also located opposite St Cadoc's Church, another medieval masterpiece which has a rich history. Also close by is Raglan Golf Club, an award-winning golf course situated in the scenic deer park of Raglan Castle. This golf club has undergone an extensive refurbishment and now offers superb golfing which brings many customers to the area utilising the facilities Raglan has on offer.

The hotel is just a 15-minute drive from the M4 and is well placed for the A40 offering easy access to nearby towns and attractions including Usk, Monmouth, and Abergavenny which makes it a great base for exploring South Wales.

Internally, the hotel has an abundance of period features across several public spaces, each with their own ambiance, which include:
- Brasserie restaurant: Offering a stylish yet intimate setting with space for a number of covers
- Castle Country bar: This bar exudes a unique atmosphere, featuring an original and historic main supporting beam, a large inglenook fireplace inset with wood burning stove and access to the bar and terrace
- Lounge restaurant: A larger, comfortable area providing a relaxed environment for dining and drinking
- Snug bar: A cosy space perfect for enjoying a drink by the fire
- Function/events room: Formerly an ancient chapel, the function room is a great and sizeable space to hold an array of differing functions and events. Accessed from the rear car park, it has the added benefit of not disturbing other guests through the hotel

Trade fixtures and fittings are included in the freehold sale, those items personal to the current owner may be excluded. Please contact the selling agent for further information.

The letting accommodation is spread across the first and second floors offering fifteen individually styled ensuite rooms, each reflecting the building’s unique character. All rooms are spacious with light and bright décor and offer ensuite facilities. Furthermore, tea and coffee making facilities are provided, along with TVs. There is also Wi-Fi throughout the hotel.

Also present are two serviced apartments designed to provide additional space and comfort for guests. Each apartment comprises a double bedroom and a single bedroom, making them ideal for families or small groups seeking more spacious accommodations. These apartments are fully serviced, ensuring that guests enjoy the convenience of hotel amenities with the added benefit of more room and privacy. Adjacent to the main Brasserie and accessed from the main car park, the apartments offer easy access to dining and other hotel facilities.

Externally and to the front of the hotel, the property features a well-maintained courtyard-style area adorned with seasonal flowers and greenery, providing a picturesque setting for guests to enjoy alfresco drinking and dining. Furthermore and to the side is a sheltered south-facing terrace offering further outdoor seating which allows guests to enjoy food and drink while taking in views of the surrounding village and nearby Raglan Castle. This area is particularly popular during the warmer months, providing a comfortable and relaxed environment to unwind.

The hotel provides free private parking directly on the premises offering a number of spaces which ensures guests have easy access to their vehicles during their stay. Also present in the car park is an Electric Vehicle Charging point for guests with electric vehicles. This facility is part of the Gwent Energy network and is available for use free of charge for guests and is yet another plus as to why so many people revisit time and time again.

The Beaufort Arms Hotel presents a unique opportunity for a buyer to take the reins of one of the area's most recognised hotels, offering an individual, group or private investor the opportunity to further grow trade and expand on the current owners' offering. The hotel has garnered accolades over the years including: Best Kept Public House in Gwent, awarded for its exceptional upkeep and hospitality, and has its 4-Star Inn Status by Visit Wales, recognising the establishment’s high standards in accommodation and service. Furthermore, it has an established reputation with a longstanding presence in Raglan with a loyal customer base, along with a diverse revenue stream with income from accommodation, dining and events.

Trading information can be obtained via the selling agent.

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