Bistro Prego Hotel Monmouth (Wales)

General Information

Bistro Prego is all approximately using quality locally sourced make to design well-known flavours in up-to-date, unfussy food. The daily carte menu changes on a weekly basis depending on what locally sourced seasonal make is obtainable. Prego features eight apartments, all with TV's, savoury coffee and tea-making service, hairdryers and adjacent bathrooms. Clients may also use the hall, lit during the day by a pleasant roof skylight. Situated in the centre of Monmouth's ancient town in Church Street, the pedestrianised heart of the antique part of Monmouth city does produce Prego a lovely spot to visit. Self-sufficient of many traffic noice, it features ample social car park just outside the rear door. Monmouth itself is a Welsh border market place city, located at the confluence of the Rivers Wye, Monnow and Trothy. With its bustling principal street it makes a superb destination for a vacation or a day out. Perhaps ultimate known as the birthplace of Henry V, Monmouth brags a whole landlord of historical sites, persons and buildings from the Nelson Garden to The Town Hall. It features a old-fashioned 13th-century bridge over the river Monnow, peculiar in Britain as it's the incomparable conserved bridge of its design remaining. It's an adorable and varied region which attracts walkers from all over Europe, a land bragging really majestic landscape and a affluence of historic treasures - jewels such as world celebrated Tintern Abbey and the time-ravaged palaces of the Welsh borderlands.