Tudor Farm House Clearwell, Shropshire & Herefordshire

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Opening Times

Breakfast – Weekdays 07.00 to 10.00/Weekends 08.30 to 10.00

Lunch/Sunday Lunch – 12.00 to 14.00

Afternoon Tea and Grazing – 14.00 to 17.00

Dinner – 18.30 to 21.00

Parking Facilities

The hotel is in a village setting with parking available for 24 cars on-site. There is an allocated disabled parking bay 28m from the reception door. The car park is gravel and there is a stone path next to the disabled car parking space which goes to reception in one direction and to the barn conversion in the other (18m).

Disabled Access

Access to reception is via a bridge on a 1:12 gradient. There are no steps into the building or through the public areas. The restaurant is on the ground floor.

There are a total of 5 ground floor rooms. One of these is located off the car park, and four in the barn conversion (entrance is a 1:12 gradient). All but one of these rooms has an en-suite bathroom, with the 5th room having a shower with an approximate 4 inch step into it (this is in the barn – room 15).

Brochures and menus can be provided in large print and audio (by prior arrangement).There is an accessible toilet in the reception area.An Ezee loop is available – please advise at time of booking if you would find the use of this helpful.

There are bed raisers, toilet seat raiser, shower chair and a bath seat/board available on request.

The grounds

Refurbished to form an oasis in the unspoiled Forest of Dean and Wye Valley and set in 14 acres of ancient grassland, the property has been lovingly converted into a boutique rural retreat – the perfect place to kick back and relax.

Out in the fields they have a small farm with sheep, ponies, chickens and runner ducks. They grow their own vegetables in the Kitchen Garden and have recently re-planted 50 new trees in the old orchard.

History of the hotel

A former working farm lovingly converted into a stylish boutique hotel with home-spun touches of laid-back luxury. The 20 characterful rooms, cottages and suites will make you want to stay forever

Dogs Policy

The hotel allow dogs to stay in three of their bedrooms (two ground floor hatchling rooms and room 7) at a small charge of £10 per night. There is a limit of one dog per room and they do not allow dogs in the main building, where the dining rooms, bar and lounge are located.