Hoteles cerca de Museo Land of Lost Content en Craven Arms

“Disappointed with this venue after reading so many good reviews. Overall it looks dated and rather tired but the setting is beautiful and the staff were very pleasant. The food was very good and we enjoyed the tastes and textures the chef put together”

“Lovely hotel. Our room was quiet,spotless, warm, had all the facilities we wanted and a lovely view of the river .”

“Allt var bra!”

“room and staff excellent, as before. Thank you.”

“Chemist nearby. Some difficulty for unfit elderly clients. Car park needs a 'way out' sign”

“Clean and spacious room. Great staff and great bathtub!!!!”

“Clean and tidy room great food in the pub too”

“Lovely little apartment, dog friendly in the centre of Ludlow. Spotlessly clean. Would stay again.”

“We had a fantastic time with our young toddler. Spacious and well equipped property, nicely furnished and very comfortable. Excellent and well maintained facilities with the highlights being a tennis court and an indoor swimming pool! Beautiful and peaceful location, surrounded by fields and countryside. Very friendly and helpful staff, really added to the experience (thanks Fraser!) We will be back! ”

“Bed super comfy, place super cosy. Tom (host) is a one of a kind man. So welcoming, so kind and super generous. Offered out his own apples in the Morning (can’t promise the same for you haha). I can’t recommend staying here more.”

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“I really liked the history of the property and that it has been restored to a place for travelers to stay. This is my second stay -2024, and chose it again this year.”

“Hotel was lovely, and the grounds where good. Lots of stairs but old building so no lift. ”

“4 night stay and the weather was perfect - did a lot of walking direct from the unit in lovely countryside. Church Stretton nearby for shopping and rstaurants”

“Estuvimos en 2 habitaciones, ambas tenían el baño nuevo lo que se agradece un montón. Las camas individuales no estaban mal, pero el colchón de la cama de matrimonio era tan viejo y blando que nos levantamos con las espaldas echas polvo. Los domingos noche no sirven cena. No hay ascensor, hay que subir las maletas a peso y queda apartado del pueblo de Ludlow con lo que únicamente se puede acceder con el coche. No estuvimos mal, pero para otra ocasión intentaríamos buscar otro hotel.”