At Oakleigh Guest House we provide bed and breakfast accommodation to a hotel like standard. The property was built in 1726 and later extended in 1760 so benefits from both Georgian and Victorian features, many of which have been carefully restored and maintained.

The name may have changed to reflect our total hospitality service; but our privately owned and managed establishment of over 4 years by the present Owner’s; continues to provide true hospitality with a full liquor licence offering bar and food service throughout the day until late evening close; for both non-resident and resident customers; including six cottage ensuite rooms for overnight accommodation. We offer a hot and cold "Bistro" style throughout the week; these are themed around traditional dishes such as lamb shank and seasonal game casseroles. A standard menu is offered; supported by "Blackboard Specials". Desserts are served to complement these courses. The New Country Inn provides both the leisure and business traveller’s the ideal place to stay overnight and eat; whilst retreating back to their rooms to have a good night’s rest. Location: Even though we are situated in an ancient market town; with history dating back to Norman times; all modern facilities are readily available including satellite broadband. The market town of Cleobury Mortimer lies between the “Wyre Forest” and “Clee Hill”; some 500 feet above sea level. We are situated on the A4117; near the market town. At the bottom of the town you will see our sign and car park is left into Simon Evans Way. If you would like to enjoy some of the sites and locations available in and around the area; you’ll find the nearest train station is Kidderminster.Please Note: No pets permitted on premises; Non-Smoking; available parking; No children permitted and Check-in time: 15:00 Check-out time: 10:00

Escape from Reality and no clock watchingAn oasis for complete relaxation, quality, attention and flexible service - a good rest is half the work. Our venue provides both the leisure and business traveller the ideal respite from which to overnight, meet or eat. Even though we are situated in an ancient market town (some 500ft above sea level), with history dating back to Norman times, all modern facilities are readily available including satellite broadband. The New Country Inn is personally run by Celia Perrin, and her partner Christopher Sweet, who collectively have many years experience in hospitality and B2B services and they are confident that the client looking for this type of flexible venue would not be disappointed in selecting this establishment; ensuring quality and 100% attention to detail.Food is available throughout the week. We offer a hot and cold Bistro style throughout the week themed around traditional dishes such as lamb shank and seasonal game casseroles. A standard menu is offered, supported by Blackboard Specials. Desserts are served to complement these courses.What is more guests and customers will not pay a Kings ransom, as the average cost for a main course is around £9.50, offering true value when visiting this part of South Shropshire.

Pub hotel close to historic town of Ludlow, nestled in the main street of a charming small town. Surrounded by beautiful Shropshire countryside, you are immersed in natural beauty. Numerous places to visit including many delightful National Trust properties. Golfing 5 minutes away for those with slightly more active interests. Concession rates available.

The Crown is the ideal place for discerning people in search of not only the quiet life, but the good life. Full of character and period charm, idyllically set amid glorious countryside and easily accessible.The Crown was originally a 16th Century coaching inn. Today the Crown continues its tradition of warm hospitality with excellent accommodation and outstanding food for which it is so well known. Character and atmosphere with exposed beams, stonework and large inglenook, the restaurant is beautifully decorated and furnished to provide a perfect setting.Cooking is up to date and imaginatively prepared with seasonal menus using fresh local produce, fish is a speciality. The thoughtful wine list put together using local merchants and includes a wide range of fine Ports, Armagnacs and Cognacs.Eighteen beautiful en-suite bedrooms, individually decorated to make the most of the period style of The Crown. Equipped with everything for the modern world but combined with the intimacy, service and charm of a family run village inn.Please Note: We are a No-Smoking property. Dogs allowed, will incur an additional charge of £10 per night. Children welcome. Check-In time: 1400 and Check-Out time: 1000.

Full of character and period charm idyllically set amid glorious countryside. eighteen beautiful individually decorated en-suite bedrooms.A restaurant full of character with exposed beams, stonework and large inglenook. Imaginatively prepared dishes using fresh local produce, fish is a speciality.The crown is surrounded by tumbling streams,lush farmland and wooded valleys. Great for walkers

The name may have changed to reflect our total hospitality service; but our privately owned and managed establishment of over 4 years by the present Owner’s; continues to provide true hospitality with a full liquor licence offering bar and food service throughout the day until late evening close; for both non-resident and resident customers; including six cottage ensuite rooms for overnight accommodation. We offer a hot and cold "Bistro" style throughout the week; these are themed around traditional dishes such as lamb shank and seasonal game casseroles. A standard menu is offered; supported by "Blackboard Specials". Desserts are served to complement these courses. The New Country Inn provides both the leisure and business traveller’s the ideal place to stay overnight and eat; whilst retreating back to their rooms to have a good night’s rest. Location: Even though we are situated in an ancient market town; with history dating back to Norman times; all modern facilities are readily available including satellite broadband. The market town of Cleobury Mortimer lies between the “Wyre Forest” and “Clee Hill”; some 500 feet above sea level. We are situated on the A4117; near the market town. At the bottom of the town you will see our sign and car park is left into Simon Evans Way. If you would like to enjoy some of the sites and locations available in and around the area; you’ll find the nearest train station is Kidderminster.Please Note: No pets permitted on premises; Non-Smoking; available parking; No children permitted and Check-in time: 15:00 Check-out time: 10:00

Escape from Reality and no clock watchingAn oasis for complete relaxation, quality, attention and flexible service - a good rest is half the work. Our venue provides both the leisure and business traveller the ideal respite from which to overnight, meet or eat. Even though we are situated in an ancient market town (some 500ft above sea level), with history dating back to Norman times, all modern facilities are readily available including satellite broadband. The New Country Inn is personally run by Celia Perrin, and her partner Christopher Sweet, who collectively have many years experience in hospitality and B2B services and they are confident that the client looking for this type of flexible venue would not be disappointed in selecting this establishment; ensuring quality and 100% attention to detail.Food is available throughout the week. We offer a hot and cold Bistro style throughout the week themed around traditional dishes such as lamb shank and seasonal game casseroles. A standard menu is offered, supported by Blackboard Specials. Desserts are served to complement these courses.What is more guests and customers will not pay a Kings ransom, as the average cost for a main course is around £9.50, offering true value when visiting this part of South Shropshire.

Pub hotel close to historic town of Ludlow, nestled in the main street of a charming small town. Surrounded by beautiful Shropshire countryside, you are immersed in natural beauty. Numerous places to visit including many delightful National Trust properties. Golfing 5 minutes away for those with slightly more active interests. Concession rates available.