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The Castle Hotel
Bishops Castle,
Shropshire
Hotel
+44 (0)1588 638403
Visit owner's website
£95 - £180
12 rooms
Rooms sleep 2 – 4
Children welcome
Pets welcome
Babies welcome
Lovely small hotel in quirky market town surrounded by miles of stunning country - pretty rooms, tasty food and fine ales wait
£95 - £180
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The Experience
This thriving medieval market town sits amid some of the loveliest country in the land, a launch pad for walkers and cyclists alike, with Offa’s Dyke, Long Mynd and the Kerry Ridgeway all close. After a day in the hills, roll back to this quirky hotel for a night of gentle carousing. You’ll find heaps of country comforts: hearty food, impeccable ales, super rooms with honest prices. Downstairs, there’s a coal fire in the pretty snug, oak panelling in the breakfast room, and Millie the short-haired dachshund who patrols the corridors with aplomb. Stylish bedrooms upstairs have all be refurbished. Expect good beds, warm colours, flat-screen TVs, an armchair if there’s room. Some are up in the eaves, several have views of the Shropshire hills, two have baths in the room. Back downstairs you find the sort of food you’d want after a day in the hills, perhaps hot garlic prawns, beef and ale pie, sticky toffee pudding. Don’t miss the hugely popular real ale festival in July, the beer drinker’s equivalent of Glastonbury. The garden terrace, with long country views, is a fine spot for a sundowner.
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Essentials
- EV charger
- Swimming pool
- Hot tub
- Garden
- Open fire / woodburner
- Breakfast included
- Breakfast available
- Meals available
- Vegetarian meals
- Parking on premises
- Free parking nearby
- Accessible by public transport
- WiFi
- Television
- Spa
- Central heating
- Limited mobility
- Wheelchair access
- Mobile reception
- Hob
- Bar
- Barbecue
- Licensed premises
- Paid parking nearby
- Air conditioning
- Relaxation areas
- Washing machine
- Tennis court
- No smoking
- Credit cards
- Working farm
- Owner has pets
- Pets welcome
Family friendly
- Baby monitor
- Books and toys
- Children welcome
- Babies welcome
- Stair gates
- High chair
- Fire guard
- Cot available
Nearby
- Pub/bar within 3 miles
- Restaurant within 3 miles
- Shop within 3 miles
Activities
- Bikes available
- Food courses
- Kayaking
- Other courses
- Sailing
- Surfing
- Wild swimming
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Accommodation
Pricing
- Nightly price
- from £95
- Surcharges
- Singles from £75. Dinner, B&B from £82.50 p.p.
- 9 Doubles
- From £95
- 1 Twin
- From £110
- 2 Family rooms for 4
- From £130
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Information
Booking information
- Check in
- Flexible
- Check out
- Flexible
- Other details
- Extra beds for children £20.
- Closed
- Rarely.
- Owner has pets
- Animals living on the property
- Dogs
Dog Welcome Box in the room for your pet which includes a feeding mat, food bowl, drying towel, lead, treats and poo bags. Dog friendly garden and walks from the front door.
Dogs welcome free of charge.
Dogs are welcome with you at the table for all meals in bar areas; let us know on booking, so we can give you a dog-friendly table throughout your stay.
- Meals
- Lunch from £4.50. Dinner, 3 courses, about £25.
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Reviews
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Lovely quiet historic hotel situated at the top end of an interesting high street in Bishops Castle. Excellent food and a good selection of drinks, including local beers and wine. Very friendly, helpful staff and exceptionally dog-friendly, with (unusually) no extra charge for your canine companion.
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We stayed in the Courtyard Room across the car park from the hotel. It is a wonderful room with a private courtyard (not too much used by us in January!) and a large bath room. The facilities are very good. The wifi was strong so we could listen to Radio Caroline on their internet broadcasts. We ate in the bar area at the hotel on one of the nights and the food was as good as ever. The real ales (the Three Tuns, Ludlow, Clun etc breweries feature) were really good, as you would expect. A shame the Six Bells brewery in town no longer brews. The staff were wonderfully helpful.
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Very good all round and cosy hotel with great food and staff.
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Visited The Castle Hotel for a drink and a bite to eat. There was a lovely warm welcome from the staff and the beer (Three Tuns XXX) and food (fish and chips) was excellent. There was also a lovely roaring fire. Highly recommend a visit!
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Location
The neighbourhood
Local points of interest from Henry & Rebecca Hunter
- The Castle Hotel is built with stone from, and on the site of, the original castle in Bishops Castle. Some excellent castles within a few miles drive are Clun Castle, Powis Castle, Stokesay Castle, Montgomery Castle and Ludlow Castle.
- Lying within a giant loop of the River Severn and guarded by its castle, Shrewsbury has been called England's finest Tudor town. Black & white buildings abound with their ancient connecting 'shuts' or passageways. There are over 660 listed buildings here!
- Within easy reach of Bishops Castle, the ancient Market town of Ludlow and its castle sit on the steep banks of the River Teme. It is one of Britain's best-preserved medieval towns. The Bull Ring was once the site of bull baiting in the Middle Ages.
- Often described as one of Britain's most unspoilt towns, Montgomery is well worth a visit, with its mix of timber framed buildings and grand Georgian and Victorian houses. Montgomery grew up around the hill-top castle in the early 13th century.
- For walking, try the famous walks of the Shropshire Way, the Long Mynd and Offa's Dyke, to the hundreds of miles of public footpaths across the county. The South Shropshire Way runs right past the front steps of the hotel.
- For anyone looking for a more leisurely stroll take an amble up Carding Mill Valley in nearby Church Stretton. Owned by the National Trust you will be rewarded with glorious and panoramic views.
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Fabulous boutique style hotel. Stylish restaurant and large traditional pub. Very dog friendly, only area not allowed is the restaurant but this is not missed. As the pub area so so big with many varied options for seating including sofas and 3 burning fires. The staff are wonderfully friendly and food quality is great. Absolutely no negatives, it was a delight to stay with our dog.