| 6 miles from ludlow race club and 3. check-in time: 3:00 pmcheck-out time: 11:00 am. a cosy restaurant serves a traditional british menu, and there's a relaxed, rustic bar with a wood-burning stove and a garden. set in an 18th-century farmhouse, this traditional hotel is off the a49, and is 0. 2 miles from ludlow castle. they come with free wi-fi, flat-screen tvs and en suite bathrooms, along with tea and coffeemaking equipment. set across redbrick outbuildings, the simple rooms mix modern furnishings with original features like exposed-beam ceilings. free off-street parking is available
Birmingham Airport 1 hr 27
Stokesay Castle (7 min)
Fine English Heritage medieval fortified manor, chapel, garden and moat walk with free audio tour. Mortimer Forest (13 min)
Forest and nature Ludlow Museum (7 min) National Trust - Croft Castle and Parkland (23 min)
11th-century castle of the esteemed Croft family, with the interior & grounds open to the public. Carding Mill Valley and the Long Mynd (25 min)
Expanse of heather-covered hills with abundant wildlife and walking, cycling and horse riding paths. National Trust - Berrington Hall (17 min)
Neoclassical 18th-century mansion with period furnishings & surrounding gardens open to the public. Stokesay Court (5 min)
Castle, victorian era, history, and architecture Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre (7 min)
Local hub for kids' activities, cooking classes & history exhibits, plus a cafe & riverside paths. Ludlow Castle (8 min)
Restored Norman citadel with towers, hidden rooms, river views, plus markets, fayres and concerts. St Laurence's (7 min)
Historic 12th-century church with unique features such as a huge bell tower & carved misericords. Ludlow Farm Shop (2 min)
Local and handmade food retailer with on-site kitchen, for meat, dairy products, jams and breads. Ludlow Market (9 min) Shropshire Hills AONB (8 min)
Sprawling reserve known for its picturesque, verdant landscape, charming village & waterways. Acton Scott Historic Working Farm (17 min)
Victorian working farm with shire horses, plus wheelwrighting and blacksmithing demonstrations. | 
