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"Convenient location near the centre. Parking at the rear of the Hotel. The staff were excellent. My wife and I really enjoyed our one-night stay. "

"We were very pleased with our room after booking last minute. We had a large living area which was very cosy. We requested a travel cot which was ready in the room waiting with sheets and blankets. The cot unfortunately would not fit in our bedroom, so we positioned it against the back of the sofa outside our bedroom door. We did have to use blankets to block the breeze coming through the bottom of the door as it was close to the cot but this worked fine. The breakfast in the morning was nice, as a pescatarian I would have loved the option to have the cooked breakfast minus the meat, but the veggie options were still good. The river alongside is really lovely. we had planned to go for a run in the morning but there were no routes that avoided running along unpaved roads. We did not use the spa facilities as this wouldn't work having our baby with us.We will definitely stay here again when visitng my sister nearby! "

"I had a small room. Simple hotel other that Doa & pool "

"Lovely hotel. Very comfortable, quiet room with everything we needed. "

"Lovely spot. Very conveniently located near Ludlow."

"Very pet friendly whilst remaining clean and tranquil. Steeped in history and very welcoming staff. Lovely place to stay."

"Very nice traditional inn with great food"

"The hotel is quiet with extensive areas for guests. The Leisure suite is excellent with sauna, steam room and a spacious, well equipped gym. Breakfast has lots of choice although the options have definitely been reduced since we were last there 6-8 years ago. Parking is plentiful and the views across the valley are beautiful. The hotel is a substantial building and in places it's becoming a bit tired. However, we slept extremely well without any noise or disturbance. The limited staff are extremely hard working and deserve praise for multi-tasking. It's an easy walk into town"