The Lion is a country inn situated in the quiet Herefordshire village of Leintwardine. It boasts rooms with countryside views, a stylish restaurant and a traditional bar serving local ales.
Janet
United Kingdom
Lovely stay in this hotel. All the details had been thought through. Reception was prompt and friendly. Room was comfortable and clean. It is clearly a popular venue locally as very good food served in the restaurant, and service was very smooth.
Situated in Craven Arms, 35 km from Ironbridge Gorge and 44 km from Telford International Centre, Lucea Cottage features accommodation with free WiFi in a historic building.
Located 40 km from Ironbridge Gorge, Upper Onibury Cottages offers accommodation with a patio, as well as an indoor pool and a garden.
Kimberley
United Kingdom
It was pure peace n quiet n family time n the pool opens at 9 every morning which is great you just go and book your time slot on the day, the woman who runs it was very friendly and helpful and the location is stunning and it's amazing if u wanna get away with the family 😁
Set in an 18th-century farmhouse with views across the Shropshire countryside, Old Downton Lodge is just 15 minutes’ drive from Ludlow’s historic town centre and castle.
mark
United Kingdom
Very laid back in beautiful countryside, the dinner was very good and staff friendly and polite, deserves more bookings as it wasn’t anywhere near full but this could be time of the year & our stay was early in the week.
Featuring a garden and views of garden, Upper Buckton B&B is a bed and breakfast situated in a historic building in Leintwardine, 49 km from Elan Valley.
Andrew
United Kingdom
A stunning location with beautifully appointed rooms. The host was very welcoming and friendly, and the breakfast was excellent. We really enjoyed our stay.
Located in Leintwardine and only 46 km from Ironbridge Gorge, The Barrels at Leintwardine provides accommodation with garden views, free WiFi and free private parking.
edward
United Kingdom
Lovely little property very comfortable well decorated and probably one of the cleanest places I’ve stayed at.
well positioned for walks and very dog friendly with a large garden.
There is a well stocked shop/petrol station in the town there is also a farm shop on the way to Ludlow which is a short drive away.
Set 49 km from Telford International Centre, 10 km from Stokesay Castle and 22 km from Ludlow Castle, Cosy and quiet one bed barn conversion. Provides accommodation situated in Church Stretton.
Paula
United Kingdom
Spent a couple of nights here to walk the Long Mynd and explore the area. Kirsty and Chris were very welcoming when I met them on the second day. They had provided a hamper of goodies too, which was a wonderful bonus! Very relaxing, with a VERY COMFY bed. Loads of amenities, including a utility room for muddy and wet gear to dry out in! The bathroom has underfloor heating, which feels very luxurious. Car parking is well thought out, so you're out of the way of the farm vehicles. Very friendly cats!
Set in Church Stretton in the Shropshire region, Stunning cottage nestled under the Longmynd Hills. Features a patio and garden views.
Nathan
United Kingdom
Great location, lovely walk up to the longmynd hills. Close to carding mill as well. The cottage was really well done to a very high standard, lovely welcome basket with some essentials. Chris was great and gave some advice on local area, we recommend the Ragleth pub for food 10/10. Will def be returning to this gem.
Housed in a historic building, the recently renovated Topsy-Turvy, Gardeners Cottage, Clungunford, Ludlow, Shropshire SY70PN provides accommodation with a garden and free WiFi.
Its such a beautiful and homely house with amazing views,...
Its such a beautiful and homely house with amazing views, lovely local walks too. The large conservatory with log burner was the hub of the home and a real treat to spend time in. We were there as 9 friends for a 50th birthday, all had their own bed but some were very cramped in rooms.
We still had a fabulous weekend waking up to that view and a pheasant wandering past your window as well as all the bird song was fantastic.
You need a car really to get to anywhere but that wasn't a problem for us as we were quite happy to stay put and enjoy the views. We did spend a day in Ludlow, luckily the castle had a spring food fair on that was so fab and well worth a visit.
Bad points - and not really bad at all but just for information. Some of the rooms are a little cramped with too many beds but if it was a smaller family group this would be fine.
If you are the type of people who love long hot power showers, don't book here as the 2 showers are pretty dire, too hot or too cold and literally dribbling water at times. We had to make do with body washes and shallow baths but didn't let it ruin our break as it was only 2 nights, any longer could have been difficult. As long as you're pre warned it should be fine. It wouldn't stop me returning.
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United Kingdom
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