The Salwey Arms

Four of us went for lunch one Sunday. The staff were welcoming, friendly, and efficient, The menu showed plenty of choice, including vegetarian options. We were not rushed, even though it was quite busy. Will definitely return when next in the area.

we were atracted by out side, but beware all is not as it seems. The mirrors in the twin room were loose no replenishment of tea tray? from the last person. Bathroom ok with underfloor heating. Beds were not comfy with a topper and thin mattress. Breakfast was hit and miss with no breakfast table to choose and the choice was very limited. the evening meal was ok. My advice is to avoid this place as the owner admitted she was selling.

Very convenient location. Hot water pipes under our floor kept the room too warm so we turned radiators off. Couldn’t open windows as 24hour petrol station one side and an industrial unit the other. Shaggy rugs on top of the carpet were unnecessary and must be impossible to keep clean with multiple use from other visitors. Drinks expensive and dinner overpriced. Breakfast was amazing and beautifully presented.

9 in the family went for Sunday lunch and it varied. The plates were cold and hence so was the food. The beef was chewy, the veg was mixed in dishes so if you didn't like any of it you had to pick through and it had an average taste, also not hot. However some liked the pork. Roasties not crisp, soggy and seemed to have been waiting some time for us to eat them. We won't be returning for food but the beer was good

Lovely place with fantastic staff. Located near a busy junction so was a bit noisy but nothing major. A bit out of town and we struggled to get a taxi but the staff managed to get us one in the end. Great breakfast.

Friendly staff, nice food, erratic WiFi (my phone was eventually fine on it after initial probs, my laptop couldn't ever get on and partner's phone wouldn't go on after first evening). We had a roadside room which was a nice room but very very noisy as the road was so busy and only single glazing due to being an old property

The staff were so welcoming and the room was comfortable and really well designed. Loved the little touches like designer cups in the rooms. Great bed linen. Lovely and clean. Food was delicious. Breakfast top notch.

Great location. First impressions were good, we arrived and went to check in, not obvious where to go, no signage. I explained to a gentleman that we'd like to check in, ask our name and then took us to our room, no warmth of welcome.......Our room was The Onny which was small but adequate. Unfortunately this room overlooks the flat roof and yard of the kitchen, with a huge air extractor on the roof, which of course was noisey with a constant hum. I mentioned this when we went to dinner to the same gentleman, along with an issue that the temperature gauge on the shower which was beyond stiff. I had to ask my husband to come and alter this. No real response or interest really. Dinner was ok - nothing out of the ordinary, again no interest from any of the staff we encountered from dinner through to breakfast. It's a shame as the pub is nice it could be so much more with a smiley engaging team. This might be the norm for the area, but for a local pub with rooms I chose this rather than a city hotel to get a friendly service. The only positive interaction was a very cheerful housekeeping lady who wished us a nice day as we left our room.

A very friendly and helpful welcome. Rooms stylish, comfortable and clean. Great breakfast - go for the buttermilk pancakes. Well placed for Ludlow. Good parking. Nice garden and playground. Well priced