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Welcome to 18th century Boat Inn in Chepstow.
Located in a superb riverside location overlooking the River Wye, The Boat Inn was built in 1789 and still boasts many of the original interior features. High beams, flag stone floors and a split flight of stairs which guides you to our restaurant area where you can enjoy a meal whilst overlooking the river.
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