opposite hillside. The priory was acquired by the Knight family in the 20th century. Wood's house later became the Abbey Hotel. The remaining ruins are protected by Cadw and entrance to the ruins is free. See also List of abbeys and priories in Wales William de Wycumbe Notes References J. Newman (2000) The Buildings of Wales – Gwent / Monmouthshire () External links Llanthony Priory in the Vale of Ewyas: the landscape impact of a medieval Priory in the Welsh Marches Description of Llanthony in the 12th century by Giraldus Cambrensis Grade I listed churches in Monmouthshire Buildings and structures in Monmouthshire Scheduled monuments in Monmouthshire Augustinian monasteries in Wales Medieval Wales Black Mountains, Wales 1100s establishments in Wales Christian monasteries established in the 12th century Tourist attractions in Monmouthshire Ruins in Wales 12th-century establishments in Wales 1538 disestablishments in Europe Cadw Grade I listed monasteries Monasteries dissolved under the English Reformation