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The Feathers Hotel
Situated in Ludlow, 40 km from Ironbridge Gorge, The Feathers Hotel features accommodation with a shared lounge, private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Fishmore Hall Hotel and Boutique Spa
A boutique Georgian hotel, Fishmore Hall Hotel and Boutique Spa overlooks Ludlow, with stunning views over the Shropshire countryside.
The Wheatsheaf Inn
Set in Ludlow, within 40 km of Ironbridge Gorge and 47 km of Telford International Centre, The Wheatsheaf Inn offers accommodation with a restaurant and a bar, and free WiFi.
The Town House Ludlow
Located in a listed building in a pleasant area of Shropshire, The Town House offers room-only accommodation. Free WiFi is accessible throughout.
The Charlton Arms
A short walk from Ludlow town centre, The Charlton Arms provides attractive rooms and fine dining on the Ludford Bridge. This Shropshire pub is just 10 minutes’ walk from the medieval Ludlow Castle.
Old Street Terrace
Set in Ludlow, 40 km from Ironbridge Gorge, Old Street Terrace offers recently renovated accommodation with free WiFi and a garden. With garden views, this accommodation provides a patio.
The Snicketts
Featuring inner courtyard views, The Snicketts features accommodation with a patio, around 41 km from Ironbridge Gorge. It is set 1.7 km from Ludlow Castle and provides luggage storage space.
Church Inn
Located in Ludlow, near Ludlow Castle, Church Inn is a historic bed and breakfast that features a bar. It is situated 41 km from Ironbridge Gorge and provides luggage storage space.
The Queens
The Queens, a property with a garden, is located in Ludlow, 40 km from Ironbridge Gorge, 700 metres from Ludlow Castle, as well as 12 km from Stokesay Castle.
Ashford Bridge Barn
Ashford Bridge Barn, a property with a garden, is located in Ludlow, 4.6 km from Ludlow Castle, 17 km from Wigmore Castle, as well as 18 km from Stokesay Castle.
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We visited three years ago we did notice a diff3rence since...
We visited three years ago we did notice a diff3rence since our last visit. The cottage we stayed at is lovely the owners are superb very attentive and helpful. Ludlow has changed a good few of the places to eat we went to last time have closed. Pubs we had visited also had closed including the beautiful Old Bull Tavern built circa 1365. Such a shame to see this happen and traditional butchers shops closed amongst others. What a beautiful place it is but the area has a lot of closed down shops now. A sign of the times I suppose but worth a visit the buildings are superb. It's like going back in history everywhere is easy to get too on foot.Guest review byEleen - 10.0
Worth going to see the castle.
Worth going to see the castle. We went to the Food and Drink Festival which was great. Lots of independent businesses in the town. It has a vibrant atmosphere and there's something for everyone whether you're looking for a good pub, an interesting wine shop, cheese, butchers, the lot. Also has supermarkets on the fringes. Plenty of places to get cash out of the wall. We were lucky with the parking which is not too expensive if you use the car park. On street was available at £2 per hour. No limit to time you could stay which is good. Bus service is what you would expect in rural Shropshire but there is a reasonable park and ride. It was more convenient for us to drive as the P&R for the food festival was hit and miss last time we went. There is so much to see in the area, lots of NT properties to visit. If you can try to buy local food and drink. It may be more expensive but the quality is superb.Guest review byAndrinaUnited Kingdom - 10.0
I knew Ludlow from previous visits when my daughter and her...
I knew Ludlow from previous visits when my daughter and her partner lived in an Art Studio in Pepper Lane. It was my partners first visit and he loved it. People in Ludlow were friendly and helpful. We hope to visit again in the Soring because our stay was short and there was not enough time to experience everything I know Ludlow has to offer.Guest review byHayes - 10.0
Central Location with free parking which is a must.
Central Location with free parking which is a must. Beautiful clean Apartment which had everything we needed and more. Good instructions in the Apartment and good contact from the Hosts. Lots of places to eat and drink on the doorstep and a visit to Ludlow Castle which is a mustGuest review byJoUnited Kingdom - 8.0
A lovely small historic town in the Shropshire countryside,...
A lovely small historic town in the Shropshire countryside, a good base for touring with a few attractions in the town itself. It's quite hilly in places. Plenty of restaurants and cafes. We ate at sourCed pizza and would highly recommend it for good food and friendly, attentive staff. Local produce and they don't add a service charge because, as they say, you should only tip if you appreciate the service. Refreshing. Can be busy, so call and book.Guest review byJulianUnited Kingdom - 10.0
The town centre is lively and vibrant during the day, with...
The town centre is lively and vibrant during the day, with an excellent market and plenty of shops. There are lots of good cafes, pubs and restaurants, though check times of evening food service as they can finish a bit earlier than in some places. The main attraction of Ludlow for us are the Georgian houses, Tudor shop fronts and ancient cottages so we spent quite a lot of time wandering around the streets, admiring them. There are pubs for a drink in the evening, but the streets were very quiet after 9pm, with no rowdiness or noise. Just perfect!Guest review byDavidUnited Kingdom
