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​The attractive historic town of Chepstow is four miles away, boasting one of the oldest stone built castles in Britain. While you're visiting Chepstow, don't miss Chepstow Racecourse – the venue hosts everything from food festivals to concerts.
The evocative ruins of Tintern Abbey are just two miles away. Immortalised in a poem by Wordsworth, the ruins are set in a beautiful wooded valley with plenty of walks to enjoy.
If Tintern whets your appetite for ruins, don't miss Raglan Castle near Monmouth. With a great tower, gatehouse and moat, this is everything a castle should be.
Further up the River Wye is the border market town of Monmouth, where you'll find a famous 13th century bridge stretching over the River Monnow as well as modern boutiques and galleries.
One of the delights of Monmouth is The Whitebrook, a Michelin-starred restaurant, but if you fancy creating a dish or two of your own, Usk Farmer's Market has lots of stalls offering fine, fresh produce. Markets are held every first and third Saturday of each month throughout the year.
If you'd like to take some exercise in the great outdoors, the Royal Forest of Dean has lots of cycle paths to explore, and you can hire off-road bikes here too. For an enjoyable stroll through the woodland, look out for signs for the sculpture trail.
Many award-winning restaurants and pubs are just a short drive away from Anne's Hut, as are two first class golf courses, St Pierre (10 minutes away) and Celtic Manor (25 minutes away).
In nearby Caerwent you'll find Dewstow House, a nineteenth century villa. But people visit more for the gardens than the property – see how many hidden grottoes you can discover.
Local Eateries
Monmouthshire is fast becoming a bit of a foodie haven, we have some wonderful pubs and fantastic restaurants that you can sample:
The Parva Farmhouse, Tintern, a very old building on the edge of the River Wye in Tintern which serves a limited menu from locally sourced produce, and is a true fine dining experience. Customers from Anne's Hut and Orchard Cottage will be given a glass of fizz on the house.
The Wild Hare in Tintern. ) With an excellent menu we have sent lots of guests here and they have all enjoyed it. Not too pricey and delicious food. The menu is not too big which we always think is a good sign. By car, 5 minutes away.
The Ostrich in Newland. ) This is a great pub towards Monmouth the village of Newland itself is glorious and steeped in history. The church, known as the Cathedral in the Forest is well worth a visit. The Ostrich is a proper old fashioned pub with excellent food. Walk in in your wellies, take the dog with you and you will be surrounded by good company, stone floors and excellent beer. By car, 20 minutes away..
The Piercefield in St Arvans. ) This pub is on the list because it is close, we suggest it is good for a Pint (Reverend James) and good for a Steak. You can't go too far wrong with those. By car, 5 minutes away.
Italian: Panevino in Chepstow. ) This is a delicious Italian down by the river. Lovely friendly people and absolutely fabulous food. By car, 7 minutes away.
Italian: Stone Rock Pizza in Chepstow ) Simply delicious Pizzas, they have an outside dining area and are delightful people. By car, 7 minutes.
Oriental: Shangri La in Chepstow. Superb oriental food. They offer a take away service as well. By car, 7 minutes away.
Oriental/ Indian: Sitar Balti in Chepstow. The food is very good, everything is freshly cooked. By car, 5 minutes away.​
The Angel Hotel in Abergavenny . The food and service there is outstanding. By car, 30 minutes away.