Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
This Hotel is next to Ludlow Castle, some rooms have view of the castle otherwise it's countryside views.
The manageress is Olga who is delightfully helpful and knowledgeable about the local area.
The evening meal was really splendid, the venison was the best ever!!
Really good cheeseboard with local cheeses.
This Hotel is next to Ludlow Castle, some rooms have view of the castle otherwise it's countryside views.
The manageress is Olga who is delightfully helpful and knowledgeable about the local area.
The evening meal was really splendid, the venison was the best ever!!
Really good cheeseboard with local cheeses.
Malcolm
Reviewed September 30, 2017Reviewed September 30, 2017
Very central, comfortable accommodation, bedroom is a mini-apartment with fridge and microwave, milk and range of chocolate biscuits left for you (homely touch), nice hot shower (in bath, not separate). No parking on the premises but pay-car-parks and free street parking close by. Attached to a more than decent pub/restaurant. Only mini drawback: the kitchen extractor fan was a little loud when we went to bed, but didn't last long.
Very central, comfortable accommodation, bedroom is a mini-apartment with fridge and microwave, milk and range of chocolate biscuits left for you (homely touch), nice hot shower (in bath, not separate). No parking on the premises but pay-car-parks and free street parking close by. Attached to a more than decent pub/restaurant. Only mini drawback: the kitchen extractor fan was a little loud when we went to bed, but didn't last long.
We stayed here in August to attend a wedding nearby so didn't get chance to eat here so we thought we would return. The food was excellent, so was the room, staff and whole experience. There was just one small thing, the first time we stayed we had breakfast in the main bar/restaurant but this time we were seated in a separate room that was just laid out with tables and chairs and it just lacked a bit of atmosphere. Excellent breakfast though. An amazing find and we will definitely be...
We stayed here in August to attend a wedding nearby so didn't get chance to eat here so we thought we would return. The food was excellent, so was the room, staff and whole experience. There was just one small thing, the first time we stayed we had breakfast in the main bar/restaurant but this time we were seated in a separate room that was just laid out with tables and chairs and it just lacked a bit of atmosphere. Excellent breakfast though. An amazing find and we will definitely be...
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed November 27, 2017Reviewed November 27, 2017
A friendly family run pub with excellent meals, carvery, and breakfasts. The staff were all very efficient and friendly. The carvery was excellent with a choice of three roasts, eight vegetables and two different potatoes followed by a good choice of dessert. Breakfasts are equally good with a large choice.
A friendly family run pub with excellent meals, carvery, and breakfasts. The staff were all very efficient and friendly. The carvery was excellent with a choice of three roasts, eight vegetables and two different potatoes followed by a good choice of dessert. Breakfasts are equally good with a large choice.
Excellent staff. Room was comfortable and spotlessly clean. Bathroom had underfloor heating. Bathroom had a bit of a damp smell but wasn’t a problem. Breakfast was delicious.
Excellent staff. Room was comfortable and spotlessly clean. Bathroom had underfloor heating. Bathroom had a bit of a damp smell but wasn’t a problem. Breakfast was delicious.
The host was very helpful. She was very flexible in allowing us to pick up the keys early on the day of our check in. Despite there being a storm the weekend we stayed, the room was fantastic, lovely breakfast in the morning, and stunning views. If in the area, would definitely look to book again. Thanks.
The host was very helpful. She was very flexible in allowing us to pick up the keys early on the day of our check in. Despite there being a storm the weekend we stayed, the room was fantastic, lovely breakfast in the morning, and stunning views. If in the area, would definitely look to book again. Thanks.
Ben
Reviewed October 26, 2026Reviewed October 26, 2026
The best area to stay in Farden is the Historic Quarter, particularly around Market Square.
This neighbourhood is the heart of Farden and is known for its cobbled streets, mediaeval architecture, and independent shops. Market Square itself is a bustling hub, often hosting local markets, and you'll find easy access to landmarks like Farden Cathedral and the ancient city walls. The main thoroughfare, High Street, runs directly through this area.
Couples often find the Historic Quarter an ideal base. The area is filled with cosy pubs, quality restaurants, and boutique hotels, great for romantic evenings. Strolling through the narrow lanes and discovering hidden courtyards offers a delightful experience.
For solo travellers who appreciate culture and convenience, the Historic Quarter is also an excellent choice.
When is the best time to go to Farden?
The best time to go to Farden is typically from late spring (May) to early autumn (September) when the weather is at its most pleasant, and the full range of outdoor activities and events are available.
May and June offer milder temperatures, fewer crowds than the peak summer months, and the countryside is lush and green, making it ideal for hiking and exploring Farden's numerous gardens and parks. You can enjoy comfortable strolls along the River Farden or visit the historic Farden Castle without the summer rush.
July and August are the warmest months, great for enjoying the Farden Lake District, where you can partake in watersports or simply relax by the water. These months also see a full calendar of local festivals and outdoor concerts, particularly around the Farden Market Square. It's the busiest time, so booking accommodation and popular dining spots well in advance is advisable.
September brings cooler, crisp air and often beautiful autumn colours, especially in the Farden Forest National Park. The crowds begin to thin, but many attractions are still open.
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