Situated in Monmouthshire, in the heart of the picturesque Wye Valley, South Wales, The Lion Inn is a well established and extremely popular public house.

Built in the late 16th Century, actually completed in 1580, The Lion Inn was originally a coaching inn, brew house and pig farm. Many of the original features of the brewing cellar still remain, as do a number of outhouses that were used as pig sty's. The Lion is the only traditional Inn in the ancient village of Trellech. It consists of two rooms, both with open fires and exposed wooden beams. One room is used as a traditional village bar, the other as a restaurant area.

The pub stocks a fine range of real ales and ciders, as well as the traditional range of keg lagers, bitters, ciders and Guinness. We also keep and stock a large range of whiskies.

The whole emphasis of the pub is towards the traditional - Traditional Beers, Real Ciders, Quality Home Made Food and a Friendly village atmosphere. You will NOT find plastic flowers, a noisy juke box, pool table or gambling machines. You will however find people taking part in fun and league quiz evenings, playing Crib, Shove Ha'penny or "Spoof"

Disabled facilties by arrangement - please enquire for details.