Clun Hotels

We were in awe from the moment we turned into the entrance lane. A majestic 19th century stone mansion with well preserved décor and furnishings from that era. The staff were brilliant, going out of their way to make us at home from the get go. Huge rooms were clean, tastefully decorated and well equipped with modern bath and shower. Large gothic style windows permitted a stunning view of the vast and well maintained grounds. Food was very good and priced reasonably; served in a beautiful dining room with plentiful space and large windows overlooking the grounds. To top this experience off, the night manager served us drinks in front of the fireplace in the cozy hotel lobby and gave us a little history lesson, including a ghost story or two. Truly a night to remember and a once in a lifetime experience.

We found this pub to be very enjoyable with friendly helpful staff willing to please. The local clientel were also friendly and the public bar a lively meeting place. The breakfast was excellent and the evening meals were also excellent with a well varied choice - good value too. Our room was very pleasant and the large bed superbly comfortable. All facilities were available, tv, tea making, etc. Our only issue was that the en-suite had no heating and no towels rail on which to dry wet towels. This however did little to detract from a brilliant few days. The location suited us well, we like quiet out of the way places and the opportunities for walking were wonderful however being fair weather walkers and the weather being unkind we visited Ludlow, Shrewsbury and the Metalwork Museum at Oswestry so plenty to fill our time.

Beautiful rooms - most comfortable bed ever slept in. Clean with all amenities. Good brekafast. Lovely setting - historic and well renovated

OK for an overnight stay. Well cooked dinner and prompt service . My room (no. 6) was a tiny but well-equipped, recently furnished single room on the second floor. There is no elevator

This B&B attached to a lovely restaurant in a very lovely, peaceful and tranquil area. You can unwind in the garden with a complimentary pot of tea on arrival and enjoy the hill side views and tame valley. The food is amazing and chef Ken serves a variety of cuisine that would be hard to beat in a star restaurant. Nothing is too much trouble and Isobel is a great hostess. The stay made a lovely weekend away from the children even better and I would highly recommend either a meal or stay there.

Friendly knowledgable staff. Lots of country walking, fine eating and dining, and welcoming locals. The room we had very very luxurious for the money paid. A great find

The hotel staff were friendly and efficient. Good food both at breakfast and dinner with the specialty beers a bonus. Overall we had a great stay and would certainly go back.

I suppose you get what you pay for.This room was ok if you are less than four foot tall.We found the room very uncomfortable with the sloping ceilings over the bed and bathroom sanitary ware nearly impossible to use safely. So I would recommend using the hotel but steer well clear of room 6.Having said this the staff at the hotel were to a person all very good.The restaurant food quality was also very good.Chose this hotel for it:s location.

Really enjoyed our one night stay. Friendly, helpful staff, nice room, good beer and great evening meal and breakfast. Finished off with a beautiful walk along the canal. We will definitely be back in the future

We stayed for two nights (Saturday through to Monday, room 212), the room was very clean, airy and comfortable, complete with minibar (not used but reasonable prices). Its location was perfect for what we'd planned for our stay, then to discover it has 'The Food Centre' as part of its complex which is full of locally produced food (most prepared in the Centre). If you intend on dinning in their Restaurant as we did on both nights, I suggest booking to ensure a Table, the Restaurant was very busy especially Saturday. The food is all sourced locally (The Food Centre), well prepared and served, the menu selection is small but very interesting, caters for Vegetarians and enables the Cheff to excel with each dish, excellent. The good food served in The Clive Restaurant can be accompanied by a Glass or Bottle of Wine from their large, varied interesting selection, many selected by a Master Wine Taster. We would, without doubt return to the The Clive and its unique accommodation hoping the Menu is regularly changed so we can experience some more interesting food flavour combinations.