Dinham Hall Hotel Ludlow (England)

General Information

Tall, piazza, solid and chic Dinham Hall is the epitome of a majestic, late 18th century family home. Now an deluxe Hotel, it stands prestigiously in the very heart of the historic market place city of Ludlow just next to the ruins of a massive sandstone palace built in 1085. An enviable serene location that provides clients with prepared access to the city's broad streets, narrow lanes, graceful buildings and mellow beauty. Dinham Hall proposes a calm and soothing atmosphere. Lounges are calm and warmed by open fires in winter and gardens with water has are ideal for Al-fresco Dnining in warmer weather. Every of the 13 bedrooms provide an harmonious twist of up-to-date amenities with period design. The suites have gorgeous views of the state side, river vale and palace and two of the bedrooms are within a house in the park grounds, ideal for dog proprietors, or those desiring for a bit more solitude. The refined and superb restaurant caters up-to-date British cuisine ready by talented cook Caitlin Procter. Whilst dining, customers able to enjoy further fabulous panoramas over the walled park and open village towards the Whitcliffe mountains, River Teme and Mortimer Forest. In addition to browsing in the city's famed ancient boutiques visitors able to delight in visiting Ludlow races, take excellent river strolls, investigate historic sites, play hole golf, fish or clay shoot locally.

Transportation

From the A49 follow the signs into Ludlow Town Centre and the palace. Entering the market place piazza, head towards the lobby to the palace as far as possible, following the highway around to the left. The Hotel is then situated 50m on the following corner with 2 sets of cast iron gates,