Apart-hoteles en Parroquia Chirbury with Brompton

“The Burlton Inn was excellent for our needs, being halfway home from Southampton to our home for an overnight stop. The pub itself was very attractive, and the local beer was rally good. The accomodation was fine. The rooms were in an adjacent cottage style annexe, just across the large car park. The choice of evening meals was wide, and the food was good. Breakfast was continental only, but very healthy. Would we stay there again? YES! ”

“The hosts are helpful and friendly. The room was very comfortable, with a great view, and a private bathroom close by. There was a kettle in the room, with tea, coffee, fresh milk and drinking water. The dining room is quite grand, with another excellent view. We could help ourselves to fruit, juice and yogurt, the bread had just been made, and the cooked part of the breakfast was also excellent. Parking is next to the house, well away from the road. We will be back if we stay in the area again.”

“Lovely Hotel and nice food. Sadly didn't manage to sit out in the beer garden as so many wasps but no fault of the Hotel. Room was very nice, just the creaky floor boards but hey, that's just character. ”

“Great stay at this B&B for one night whilst working away. It was clean, tidy and quiet and ”

“Nice location for where we needed to visit. Nice and comfortable, lovely hosts. Breakfast was nice and substantial. (Continental breakfast) Would recommend 👌 ”

“Good parking at the rear of the building. Easy to get the key. Room was really nice and very well looked after. Would recommend and stay here again”

“Nice hotel, very atmospheric and standing in its own lovely grounds.”

“If something was out then we just asked staff who attended to it.”

“Place was immaculate, welcome was exceptional. Recommended wholeheartedly. ”

“Estuvimos en 2 habitaciones, ambas tenían el baño nuevo lo que se agradece un montón. Las camas individuales no estaban mal, pero el colchón de la cama de matrimonio era tan viejo y blando que nos levantamos con las espaldas echas polvo. Los domingos noche no sirven cena. No hay ascensor, hay que subir las maletas a peso y queda apartado del pueblo de Ludlow con lo que únicamente se puede acceder con el coche. No estuvimos mal, pero para otra ocasión intentaríamos buscar otro hotel.”