Fishmore Hall

About Fishmore Hall

Fishmore Hall is situated deep in the Shropshire countryside and commands uninterrupted views over a fascinating landscape where the pastoral English lowlands meet the remote Welsh uplands - Each of Fishmore Halls sumptuous bedrooms has been individually styled to make it as comfortable and luxurious as possible - Light and spacious-most have views through huge sash windows across rolling Shropshire countryside or Ludlows famous castle - Beds are wide with crisp linen sheets to slip into and you can even choose your favourite pillow from our pillow menu so you are guaranteed a great nights sleep - We have gone to town on our bathrooms with huge walk-in showers-double ended baths-wetrooms and waterfall shower heads-delicious Molton Brown toiletries and the thickest fluffiest bathrobes and slippers to relax in - And we havent forgotten the little touches - flat screen TVs with freeview-free Wifi and wired broadband and proper coffee and teas and homemade biscuits from our chef Our ground floor suite is specially designed to suit less able guests with wide doorways and spacious shower room There cannot be many views to rival the one from the restaurant at Fishmore Hall -Through large French windows or from the terrace on warm days you can look out over lush green fields towards Clee Hill and the Shropshire landscape - This is the domain of Executive Chef Marc Hardiman and Head Chef David Jaram whose enthusiasm and originality shine through in a menu that features the very best local ingredients from producers from all over the Shropshire Marches Ideally located in peaceful countryside yet close to the A49 and the town of Ludlow Fishmore Hall is the perfect environment for a successful business meeting or conference - With our dedicated naturally lit meeting space spacious restaurant and friendly impeccable service your event will go like clockwork and you will make the right impression

Situated deep in Shropshire countryside commanding uninterrupted views of English lowlands to Welsh uplands - just north of historic market town of Ludlow-famous for its food festival-shops-celebrated restaurants and historic castle - Activities and sightseeing close by including country walks-golf-shopping-crafts-fishing-horse riding-historic houses and ruined Norman castles - Not far from Shrewsbury-Hereford-Worcester-the M5 and Birmingham city and airport