Your port to Ludlow

Steeped in medieval and Tudor history, Ludlow has been a centre for trade and politics for centuries. Celebrating over 500 listed buildings, Ludlow is a beautiful and atmospheric town nestled in stunning Shropshire scenery. Within easy walking distance to Ludlow Castle and riverside walks, our room offers a port to stunning rambles in Mortimer forest, Clee Hill and countless beauties hidden among our rich hills and woodlands.

Artisanal Comforts

Our room offers a cosy atmosphere designed with rustic style and bespoke hand-made fittings. Decorated with prints from a local artist, the room is fitted with a small double bed, featuring a handcrafted Italian headboard, a spacious toilet and shower room that is accessed via a private hallway.

Your snug accommodation also comes with a mini fridge, free WiFi and complimentary parking on-site, so you don’t have to worry about your car when exploring all Ludlow has to offer.

Let's Talk About Food

Ludlow's history as 'food & drink capital of the Marches' traces its lineage back to the middle ages, when the town was a major trading centre for wool, encouraging growth in farming and food produce in the local areas. More recently, Ludlow is internationally recognised as a 'slow food' and drink hub, celebrating Ludlow Food & Spring Festivals. These support a network of local producers, ranging from artisanal cheese makers and bakers, to craft brews and distilleries. The 'Local to Ludlow Market' in Castle Square, farm shops, local delicatessens, renowned cafes and restaurants, make Ludlow the perfect place to explore our exceptional history of traditional produce and taste.

To experience a popular range of local cuisine, why not try one of our local guided tours.