The Sunday carvery was very good with a choice of three meats and a very good choice of…read morevegetables. The puddings were awesome to

Surely there's an award for best pub garden out there somewhere and this pub simply MUST win it!…read more Every Englishmen loves settling in for a good bank holiday session and this pub garden was the most perfect location for it. Set at the top of the little High Street in Bishops Castle, the view stretched for miles across the immaculate English and Welsh countryside. There is a vast amount of space, with lots of large tables for big parties and a stretch of grass where children and dogs ran freely, out of the way of the tables. The pub served lots of lovely locally brewed ales, my friends and I enjoyed many a Shropshire lad! Although I didn't have chance to sample the food, it smelt and looked delicious. I am now seriously considering moving to Shropshire.

This hotel and town were perfect for a relaxing few days. The hotel was charming and well-run by…read morethe proprietors. The rooms were comfortable and ours had an amazing view. We enjoyed our meals in the hotel, especially the full breakfast. There was plenty of room to sit and have lunch, tea or beer both inside and outside. Everyone was so friendly. Definitely with some of my favorite vacations and we'll be returning next time we're in Britain.

The cat came away from here looking relaxed and well fed and you can't really ask for more than…read morethat (other than maybe teaching her to go to the shops for milk and stuff).

From the owner: Tanglewood Farm Cottages are two recently renovated, self catering holiday cottages situated near…read moreCraven Arms South Shropshire. The Old Dairy, sleeps 5+1, also has a travel cot and highchair and is very well equipped both inside and out, comes with a private hot tub. The Willows, sleeps 4,+ travel cot and high chair, is spacious both inside and out, also has a private hot-tub and an infrared sauna.

I booked a room at the Feathers Inn based on a review from The New York Times Travel section which…read moregave it high marks. I especially made the trip to Ludlow to stay at this hotel and visit Ludlow Castle. While the exterior of Feathers is undeniably gorgeous, the interior was shabby in places, the wall-to-wall carpeting was stained and overall there was a distinct smell of old steamed food. In fact, the atmosphere at the Feathers was so creepy that we checked out after an hour and went to another hotel.

Had a great Sunday roast lunch with live jazz by Remi Harris Jazz Trio. Wonderful historic…read morebuilding, with an outdoor terrace / courtyard area at back. Perfect for hot summers days. Definitely recommend!!!

A wonderful, traditional 16th Century Inn. Lovely people, lovely pub, lovely beer and lovely food!…read moreDoes accommodation at 40 pounds a night. I must come and stay here. Can't remember both beers I had, but one of them was Masters Devons Pride. They were both good. I think I might have eaten the Smoked Haddock & Spring Onion Fishcake too but my memory fails me slightly. I enjoyed whatever I had!

I've held off putting up this review for a couple+ months but it has to be done. If another friend…read moreof mine said she was having her wedding here I would groan and do my best to persuade her otherwise if you really have no choice don't take one of their wedding packages, organise the flowers yourself, find independent evening entertainment & alternative accommodation for you and your guests. The poor staff there try their best, they are so so sooooo dreadfully understaffed & so terribly unhappy in their working environment. The management has no skills in running a hotel, the staff are running around like blue a**ed flies, busy as heck & scared of the boss. This leads to an atmosphere you can cut with a knife. I was scared to complain for fear of making some poor girls working life even worse as I knew the manager would only kick off at the poor girl. So what's good about this hotel. It's been refurbished to a nice standard. Modern, leather, moody lighting etc etc you know the sort. The bedrooms are not up to the standard of the downstairs which is a real shame. The wedding meal was fabulous as was the breakfast. They must have amazing chefs in that kitchen as it was truly epic, it wasn't the budget option though. But for quality food you don't mind paying. It's well worth a trip to for dinner. Bottom line would I take my mum & granny there. Granny would love Sunday lunch but mother would give the managers a piece of her mind. Yes I would go there for lunch or dinner. No I wouldn't stay the night. No I wouldn't have an event there.

I Went for 2 spa treatments and thoroughly enjoyed myself. The atmosphere both inside and outside…read moreis absolutely beautiful.

A lovely pub and restaurant as well as a hotel. i can highly recommend the accommodation, food and…read morebeer.

I recently visited Kington and wanted to watch the rugby. This was one of the few pubs I found in…read morethe village which had Sky Sports. The bar itself is in a rather small room, with several leather sofas and fruit machines, as well as a pool table. The bar is in the corner, small but still plenty of choice of beverages. The people were friendly, especially as there were a few of us, which was nice. The drinks were cheap and the locals welcoming.

Excellent pub with great service, parking on site, friendly bartenders and waitstaff. Had the…read morepotato stuffed with beans and cheese and a cider. What a huge potato stuffed to the gills! The other order was fish and chips. The plate held a huge piece of perfectly battered haddock fillet with side tartar. The chips were crisp and lightly oiled. Both lacked salt. The bottled water with lemon was a good too. We dined to Billy Holiday and Sarah Vaughn playing softly in the background and lively welsh banter between regulars at the bar. The chairs were comfy. The loo nicely appointed. A very nice English Day.