This hotel has bags of character and is a refreshing change from the likes of Premier Inn. If you don't like creaky floors and things not being level, then this place is not for you! But if you want a warm, comfortable place to rest your head in the middle of the town with friendly staff and great food, then look no further

Parking is a bit of a squeeze but we did get a space although there is ample, easier parking at the library close by. We didn’t stay for breakfast so cannot comment on that. Initial receptionist (Easter Sunday) was okay but the receptionist on Easter Monday was friendly, informative and quite lovely which Sunday reception could maybe take a leaf from. Room was so airy, quiet and big so it was a shame to not have twin beds for our teens (who are big) and had to share a small sofa bed, in comparison mine and my husband’s bed was comfortable and big, very nice but felt a bit guilty. Luckily there was a little window area so my youngest son took over that area, pulling the net curtain to while my older son sat on the bed. Hotel exterior is so stunning and location is absolutely fabulous. I will return.

We arrived by bus and were able to leave our case with Reception until the booking in time. The people we dealt with were very quick to deal with our requests, such as exchanging the sparkling water in the room for still water, and replenishing the fridge on the second day.

We had a really enjoyable stay at The Feathers Inn in Ludlow. Our bedroom was spacious and spotlessly clean, which made for a very comfortable visit. The hotel is ideally located right in the centre of Ludlow, making it perfect for exploring the town. A big plus was the car park at the back of the hotel — it’s quite spacious, and we were pleasantly surprised to still find available spaces even though we arrived after midnight. The late check-in option is a real advantage and made our arrival stress-free. The staff were very welcoming, especially Kate, who was extremely helpful when we arrived. The only thing to be aware of is the pricing for dogs. The rate advertised on Hotels.com (£10 per stay) didn’t match what we were charged, which was £20 per night per dog. This is quite a significant difference and something that might have influenced our decision had we known in advance (as we have two dogs). The charge for the car park was £15. Overall, a very positive experience and a great place to stay in Ludlow — just worth double-checking pet charges beforehand.

Lovely hotel. Very comfortable, quiet room with everything we needed.

Very pleasant stay . Staff were very friendly and helpful, room was clean and I slept well. I will visit again soon

This hotel is situated in the heart of the High Street with everything within easy walking distance . There was also a little Market with lovely things that was well worth a look .

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

Lovely room , nice and clean and comfortable

Great restaurant

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Customer service from the desk and bar was fantastic couldn’t do enough. Nice rooms. Great area Ludlow is beautiful.

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Stayed over Christmas. Room was clean & tidy. No fridge or bathrobes despite being stated on website. Christmas dinner was ok , bit mixed up. I am waiting for a reply to an email i sent to hotel regarding several issues. The building itself is lovely.

Lovely hotel

Welcoming hotel with helpful staff. Very central.

The staff were very helpful, polite and friendly. The room and ensuite bathroom were spotless and spacious. The food was excellent. I will be back to stay again - Ludlow is a lovely town.

Did not have breakfast should not have to pay for parking

Lovely historic hotel in excellent central position.

Great stay, very helpful staff