We had some difficulties in making our requirements understood when booking this on-line and it took a few goes to sort out who was having double beds, single beds and for how many nights. We subsequently stayed here for a family party in March. The hotel itself was authentic and sympathetically modernised. Our room was small but clean. TV reception... More

The Feathers Hotel is a charming building. Ledbury is a lovely place to visit with many interesting shops and an old beautiful church. I have eaten here many times in the past 20 years but lunch eaten a couple of weeks ago was disappointing. When we arrived the visit appeared promising. There was a lovely warm fire in the bar.... More

We stayed at The Feathers Hotel for a couple of nights just after Christmas and had a fantastic time. It is comfortable with all the modern facilities you need, without losing it's charm and character - it is an impressive black and white building with lots of period features. The staff are very friendly, approachable and efficient, and made life... More

Staid 2 nights at the Feathers. Quite expensive, As promised the floorboards squeaked. Some of the woodwork might have been genuinely antique, but a lot was a modern unnecessary addition. For the price the room was small, adequate for a short stay. The breakfast menu was limited for an alleged 4 star hotel. I was amazed that the solidary breakfast... More

We stayed in a very small room in an old"authentic" bed-it was a vono divan from about 1970! The bed was so out of kilter that I put bibles under two legs to level it! The road noise necessitated ear plugs. Breakfast was acceptable but I do like hot food! We ate in the Quills one evening and this was... More

Treated ourselves to dinner on our 38th Wedding Anniversary - which coincides with Valentines day - so had a very romantic evening with red roses and scattered rose petals on the table and menus scrolled and tied with red ribbon. This is the place for a special treat, the price precludes us coming too often. From champagne cocktails and amuse... More

What a perfect way to spend a late Sunday afternoon! Cosy log fires ,piles of newspapers , a squashy sofa and a cream tea.Scones freshly cooked,heaps of delicious jam and clotted cream.YUM. This is a lovely old Coaching Inn with oodles of character and friendly and efficient staff.Thank you everyone. You cheered us up on a wet and windy winter's... More

We have eaten at The Feathers - over a period of several years - more often than we've stayed there. When we have stayed, the accommodation has been acceptable rather than outstanding but on this occasion we were let down badly. I did only book for New Year's day a day in advance and, when shown to our room, tried... More

This historic hotel in a small English town could give some big name hotels around the world a few lessons in how to treat guests properly. The service here is up there with the best that we have experienced anywhere, and even outdoes the historic setting as the major reason to stay at the establishment. Fred the night porter /... More