We were on our way form Walse to Oxford and stumbled upon The Feathers. The building is magnificent and we got a fantastic room at a good rate. The common rooms have so much charm that it makes up the faded feeling of the bathroom and the fact that the restaurant was fully booked so we had to go out... More

Really handsome and evocative building exterior, friendly and obliging staff, but the facilities didn't match the hopes raised by the facade. I guess it's not easy to upgrade a listed building so wasn't surprised or bothered when wi-fi access was restricted to an area of the lounge (upgrade in process apparently - the signals were strong in our room but... More

Stayed on a 2 for 3 deal with 3rd night free if you ate in the restaurant that night. Even then, at £180 per night it ain't cheap although in fairness that was for a large room with 4 poster bed and whirlpool bath. Starting with the room then; aforementioned features were fine, room was large and comfortable although not... More

My husband and I joined a number of "old frineds" for a reunion on the 13th & 14th January. The rooms we booked by the organiser and were allocated we understand on a pot luck basis. Boy oh boy did we strike lucky, what a wonderful room, the largest i have ever had at any hotel (we spend about 90... More

The Feathers is bigger than you might imagine and our room a bit on the small side. However the staff were wonderfully helpful and we were promised a larger room next time. The upstairs sitting room is one of the most amazing I have had the privilege of spending time in. We only dined in the Bar but this was... More

My wife and I stayed at the Feathers on Sunday, 4th December for just one night. It was our first time in Ludlow and we arrived at the hotel around 11:15, having booked a standard double room. The Receptionist was very welcoming and upgraded us to a superior room which was probably the largest hotel room we have ever stayed... More

My in-laws live in Ludlow so now that they are getting older we stay in a hotel rather than with them. I think you have to accept that the Feathers is a character property so with this goes the uneven floors and dark ambience. The restaurant has been updated and is now modern but in-keeping with the hotel. The breakfast... More

We stayed in the main building, in a luxury four poster bed room, and this has proven to be worth the money. The room was large, old and yet with all amenities (including a jacuzzi). We thoroughly enjoyed the history of this building which is visible whereever you look, with our favourite being the fireplace in the old living room... More

We stayed at the Feathers Hotel in the days between Christmas and New Year and the hotel was by no means full. We therefore took advantage of a special offer which halved the accommodation price as long as we ate in the restaurant for one night. To be frank, if we had paid the full tariff I think we would... More