Self Catering and B&B Accommodation Fishmore, Ludlow, Shropshire Tel: 01584 872308 Email: info@elm-lodge.org.uk Web: www.elm-lodge.org.uk

Elm Lodge is a Georgian property, offering self-catering and bed & breakfast accommodation on the outskirts of Ludlow, Shropshire. We also have a Par 3 9-hole golf course that is challenging and fun to play, though you don't need to be a golfer to stay here! Simply sit back and enjoy the magnificent views over the course to Ludlow and hills of the Welsh Borders  Our accommodation is set around a small courtyard in a Georgian home are two self catering apartments or upto 4 en-suite rooms offering bed and breakfast, all with independent access, which together will accommodate upto 10 people. Recently converted yet retaining many of the property's original features including a wealth of exposed beams, the accommodation has been tastefully and sympathetically furnished  Ludlow is surrounded by ideal countryside for walking. Walks from the town lead out to forests and farmland; the Shropshire Hills are a short bus or car ride away. Whitcliffe Common, steep and wooded, overlooks the castle and the river: it contains many short walks, and contains two internationally recognised gelogical Sites of Special Scientific Interest. (More details.) Ludlow is at the start of the Mortimer Trail, a long-distance path to Kington on the Herefordshire/Wales border. A range of walking leaflets, maps and booklets are available from the Tourist Information Centre

 

WAYSIDE CAMPING & CARAVAN SITE ASTON-ON-CLUN, CRAVEN ARMS, SHROPSHIRE

Wayside is a family run touring caravan and camping site.  Our quiet 17 pitch site is situated in a designated area of outstanding natural beauty in the Clun Valley, with lovely views of the picturesque hills of South Shropshire and Welsh Marches Located close to the village of Aston-on-Clun, with two pubs, shop & garage all in walking distance.  Also, railway station on central Wales line Old market towns of Ludlow, Bishops Castle Clun &Church Stretton, all within 15mins. by car. Shrewsbury, Hereford and Newton are within 25 miles Many historic places including Ludlow & Stokesay Castle and Ironbridge Industrial Gorge museum all within easy reach. Popular area for walkers including Offas Dyke and Shropshire Way, Longmynd, Bury Ditches all close by. The site is on a gentle slope, also with flat area. New toilet and shower block is now in operation Tel: +44 (0) 1588 660 218 Email: waysidecamping@hotmail.com Web: www.waysidecamping.co.uk

 

Dinham, Ludlow Tel: +44 (0) 1584 872063

The Cliffe Hotel is situated adjacent to open fields yet only ten minutes walk from Ludlow Castle and town centre. There are nine en-suite letting bedrooms all with flat screen TVs, tea and coffee making facilities and free WiFi access. Restaurant and bar meals are available.  Two local real ales are served in the bar as well as a selection of popular wines etc. The hotel has a large car park and is only 10 minutes drive from Ludlow Golf Course. The River Teme is only a few hundred metres away.The hotel makes an excellent base for walking holidays. We have facilities for drying clothes and wet boots and there is also cellar storage for bicycles. We have many positive reviews which you can read on the booking pages of the website. Email: thecliffehotel@hotmail.com Web: www.thecliffehotel.co.uk

 

Bromley Court comprises three Tudor cottages. Each one forms a private suite. There is a wealth of oak beams and two have inglenook fireplaces. All rooms and suites are decorated in their own individual style, together with all the facilities one is entitled to expect with 4 diamond status - Bromley Court is situated where Herefordshire meets Shropshire, and England meets Wales and as such is ideally placed for touring the region Tel: +44 (0) 1584 876996 Email:bromley.court18@btinternet.com Web: www.ludlowhotels.com

 

Claremont Holiday Cottages & Bed & Breakfast Accommodation Claremont, Bull Lane Bishops Castle, Shropshire Tel: +44 (0) 1588 638 170 Email: info@priceclaremont.co.uk Web: www.priceclaremont.co.uk

We are located in the ancient town of Bishop's Castle, Shropshire in an area of outstanding natural beauty and has a mixture of architectural styles dating from the 15th century. For nature lovers a wealth of wildlife can be found in this rich and fertile landscape. The accommodation is ideally situated for exploring Shropshire, Herefordshire and Mid Wales.   Medieval towns of Ludlow and Shrewsbury, the world famous Iron Bridge, and the walking country of Offas Dyke, Long Mynd, Stiperstones and Wenlock Edge are but a short drive away.   Activities nearby include fishing, gliding, horse riding and golf.   Our three holiday homes are Grooms Residence,  Coach House and Garden Cottage  all offering comfortable and well equipped accommodation close to the centre of the small market town of Bishops Castle and the historic Three Tuns Brewery and public house. We also offer Bed & Breakfast accommodation For More Details Visit Our Web Site

 

West Farm, Cleedownton Ludlow, Shropshire Email: helenscott3@btinternet.com Web: www.stonebarnshropshire.com

Stone Barn is a comfortable, four star B/B, where you find warm welcome by Helen and Colin. All rooms have  private bathrooms or en-suite.  We are situated between the Titterston and the Brown Clee Hills, with great walks, (Shropshire Way, Mortimer Trail within easy reach) coarse fishing, (open all year) cycling on the doorstep, and the beautiful Medieval market town of Ludlow is near by.  After a day of hard activities ,you can come back to some freshly cooked delicious meals, and sit by the log fire and relax.  We are open all year except Christmas day and Boxing day

 

Web: www.the-wheatsheaf-inn.co.uk Email: enquiries@the-wheatsheaf-inn.co.uk

The Wheatsheaf Inn was first licensed in 1738 and is situated next to one of Ludlows finest landmarks, the Broad Gate, close to the River Teme and a couple of minutes from the beautiful walks of Whitcliffe Located in the heart of Ludlow, the Wheatsheaf Inn offers a warm and friendly atmosphere for excellent dining, a choice of local ales and home from home accommodation We have four double rooms and one twin room, all of which are ensuite. All rooms are provided with tea, coffee and biscuits. Extra facilities available upon request include: hairdryer and iron Ideally Placed for those interested in Walking, Golf & Fishing

 

Netley Hall Dorrington, Shrewsbury, Shropshire Tel: +44 (0)1743 718339   Fax: +44 (0) 1743 718 272 Email: holidays@netleyhall.co.uk Web: www.netleyhall.co.uk

Netley Hall Estate is a rural haven in the heart of Shropshire's countryside, yet only six miles from the famous historic mediaeval town of flowers - Shrewsbury. Escape whenever you can to this tranquil sanctuary of peace, luxury and nature and be assured of a warm welcome. With a relaxing, luxurious holiday lifestyle very much in mind we have 22 beautiful, individually styled self-catering properties to choose from Sited near the English/Welsh border in the area known as The Marches, which has seen many a conflict between the two nations in past centuries, the countryside around Netley Hall is well blessed with castles, strongholds and fortified houses. Offa’s Dyke is nearby and, for the enthusiast, there is a waymarked walk from one end to the other. South Shropshire is prime hill walking country and an increasing number of our guests at Netley Hall are enjoying the spectacular scenery, invigorating air and the abundant wildlife of the area in this way. There are many grades of walks available and details of routes may be found in the Tourist Information Centres such as in Shrewsbury, Ludlow and Church Stretton

 

Marlbrook Hall (Farmhouse Bed & Breakfast) Elton, Ludlow Tel: +44 (0)1568 770230

We are a working family farm on the Herefordshire / Shropshire border. The 18th century Farmhouse has 2 luxury en suit bedrooms, with lots of original features.    A full English breakfast is served using local produce when ever possible.   We are Ideally situated for walkers to explore the Mortimer Forest and trail, and close to visit the historic market town of Ludlow and the Welsh borders Email: valemorgan@hotmail.com Web: www.marlbrookhall.co.uk

 

Old Market Square, Montgomery Powys/Shropshire Border

The Dragon Hotel is a 17th century, family run, former Coaching Inn, situated in historic Montgomery, a small village sized town, at the heart of the glorious countryside of the Welsh Marches.  The Dragon has 20 En-Suite rooms, an indoor pool & sauna, the kitchen has held an AA Rosette for fine food for 10 years, served in bar or restaurant, but above all offers a warm welcome.  Montgomery is right by the Offa's Dyke national trail. Called the Georgian Gem for its architecture and street layout, Montgomery has a wonderful museum, ruined castle, exquisite church and unbeatable countryside. National Trust, Powis Castle is just a short drive or bus journey away.  Book online or by phone to enjoy a stay in Montgomery. French and German spoken. Drying facilities and Packed Lunches available Tel: +44 (0)1686 668 359 Email: reception@dragonhotel.com Web: www.dragonhotel.com

 

Manor Holding Cottage Buttonoak, Shropshire Tel: 07970 260010 Self Catering Cottage Sleeping 4 'Ideally Placed for Walking, Fishing & Golf'  Click Here to Contact the Owner

Manor Holding, hidden in the tranquil Forest of Wyre, has a sheltered south facing garden and ample car parking. Fallow deer frequent its wild flower meadows and ancient orchards. We have a huge range of mostly traffic free walks including local woodland and rural walks and long distance walks and rides leading to the cottage door.  There are several well stocked fishing ponds nearby as well as the wonderful Severn and Teme Rivers within easy driving distance.  Fishing licenses for both rivers can be obtained locally in Bewdley.  There is a diverse range of golf courses of varying character within an easy drive of the cottage, and a wide choice of other activities for the rest of the family, from Safari Park, through steam trains, historic castles, and Iron Bridge world heritage site, to world renowned food and a choice of beverages to match The cottage is naturally warm and full of sunlight, enhanced by invisible under floor heating. Pale terracotta/oak floors add to the old world charm of crooked timber frame, leaning walls and low ceilings, complete with inglenook and old stone bread oven. It has been restored using earth daub, lime plaster and green oak The Cottage offers 1 double, 1 twin with separate bathroom, TV room, large combined kitchen/dining/living room, scullery for washing, food storage & preparation