The Salwey Lodge gallery Gallery
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We think you'll love
- Booking dinner or a light supper and savouring Arabella's delicious farm-to-fork meals
- Taking a bracing cold plunge in the bath house then warming up by the fire
- There are some super walking routes from the Lodge and the owner provides maps
You should know
- Arabella and Hugo live at the back of the property with a separate entrance
- Bedrooms and bathrooms are all on the first floor and there are no showers
- Dogs are welcome but must sleep in the stable kennels
A glorious place to wind back the clock and relax, the views alone will have your pulse slowing. The lodge is a deeply traditional and much-loved family home, and Arabella will treat you to delicious produce, much from the surrounding land. There are walks from the door – Georgian gem Ludlow is walkable – and for a truly unique experience, saunter down for a dip in crystal-clear spring water. A rare place indeed.
David
Sawday's Inspector
This is a real treasure. The house is beautiful, full of character, spacious and grand. It is filled with interesting antiques and paintings. Every window frames a gorgeous view of fields woods, cows. Arabella is a wonderful host, greeting you with offers of tea and homemade cake. Breakfast is lovely, local produce and homemade granola and jam etc. It's really a delightful place to stay. As an old an historic house it has a few signs of wear and tear. The internet signal is not good and there is no TV. But with this much beauty around why would you care.