Pulverbatch Hotels

"Plenty of areas inside and out for our little dog to spend time with us. Location is excellent and only a short drive from the Mynd. We ate in the bar one evening and that was friendly, relaxed and atmospheric."

"If you can, avoid room 011 (ground floor), not sure what is above but footsteps came through the ceiling late at night and again early morning which woke me. Told reception on leaving but just got a “sorry about that”. Some staff nice and friendly. Public areas OK but a bit tired in places. Free parking and a service station in walking distance. Overall did the job but not cheap. "

"Very welcoming room was clean and great value. Breakfast was excellent overall a great stay"

"You have to pay £10 per person per day to use any of the pool facilities (this was not clear until after check in) You also have to pay £10 to park per day (again not clear until checked in) The lady covering reception upon my arrival was quite abrupt "

"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."

"The hotel was clean with fresh clean bedsheets everyday. Lovely pool, but no cubicles in the men's changing room. Great food in the restaurants. Lots of things to do in the local area. Staff were really friendly and welcoming. "

"Very clean room .Staff are lovely and always super helpful tv has lots of channels rooms are warm "

"Very bad experience: - Major building works blocking the main entrance - Paint and carpet work on my floor - Strong paint fumes affecting my asthma - Spa/Jacuzzi closed without prior notice and dust everywhere - Lift access not working properly - Accessibility barriers despite my visual impairment being noted on the booking - Very rude, unhelpful and unsympathetic reception staff"

"Unfortunately in this case you get what you pay for. Whilst this hotel was the cheapest around, it certainly felt like it once you stepped inside. We were told 24 hours before our stay that there would be no food available at the hotel, which didn’t leave us anytime to cancel and book a different one somewhere else. Annoyingly it looks like this has been the case for a while. The pictures had shown the hotel overlooking a lake/large pond but what was there was just a remnant of the pond which was now dirty and full of rubbish. Our room had a window at the end of our bed which was looking directly into another 4 rooms, so we had to keep the curtains closed. Our bathroom had mould on the walls, and despite having an ironing board, there was no iron. The beds have spring mattresses which feel like they have seen better days and the heating came on around 5pm so the room was very cold before that. I will say the shower had great pressure as did the toilet, but the walls were so thin we could hear the neighbours doing everything in their bathroom. Staff were polite but felt very uninterested in our presence. I feel the charm this hotel once had is long gone. On the plus side it is walking distance from The Wrekin trail and the ercall trail with free parking, so ideal if you just want somewhere to sleep inbetween treks. "