The King's Head
Accepts Credit Cards
Bar
Breakfast
British
Cheap Eats
Dinner
Drinks
Free Wifi
Full Bar
Highchairs Available
Lunch
Outdoor Seating
Pub
Quick Bites
Seating
Serves Alcohol
Table Service
Television
Vegetarian friendly
Wheelchair Accessible
Wine and Beer
Restaurant
About
This was originally a 17th-century coaching inn. It is said to have been visited by Charles I during the Civil War in the 1640s. The plaster overmantel (opposite), dating from the 1670s, is probably intended to be his portrait. At that time, the inn was owned by Richard Ballard, who acted as both mayor and postmaster. In the 1800s, this was one of Monmouth’s most important inns, often used for corporation dinners. One such event was held in 1840 to celebrate the wedding of Queen Victoria. Facilities Accommodation Broadcasts Live News Children Welcome Licensed Outdoor Area Projector and Screen TV Screens Wi-Fi Meeting Facilities
At a glance
- Verified listing
- Typical visit: about 1 hour