Enjoy a warm welcome in an 18th century coaching inn & post-house standing on the old Market Square. Brewery Tap for the Clun Brewery.Meals served lunchtimes 12.00 noon - 2.00 p.m. and evenings 6.30 p.m. - 8.30p.m. Sundays 12.30 noon - 2.30 p.m. B&B £30.00 - £35.00. No smoking in rooms. Lockable garage for cycles.
VB 3 Stars. “Walkers Welcome” and “Cyclists
Welcome” Awards. Dogs welcome.
Shrewsbury & West Shropshire CAMRA Pub of the Year 2007
(See “Where to Eat and What to Do”

A Quirky and comfortable farmhouse in the heart of the village within walking distance of pubs. Friendly hosts and excellent food.
1 family/double en-suite, 1 family/twin, 2 single.
B&B from £40.00 Reductions for children. Evening meal £25.00, special
diets catered for. Alastair Sawday Special Places Guide Book.
No smoking. Secure off road parking, stabling and grazing for horse. Collection and delivery service for walkers and cyclists. Site available for horse boxes.
Not Inspected. Dogs by arrangement.

A 250 year old cottage, full of character, set in the beautiful Shropshire hills. Perfectly situated for walking and cycling, a peaceful haven to relax.
2 double, 1 twin and 1 family suite (2 rooms with interconnecting door). All have private shower rooms. All rooms have TV/DVD and tea and coffee making facilities.
B&B £27.50, family suite £90 based on 2 adults and 2 children. Packed lunches available. Babies and children of all ages welcome. Travel cot, high chair etc. provided. Ample parking and lockable space for cycles. Closed Christmas and New year only. No smoking or pets.
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17th century stone farmhouse half a mile outside of Clun overlooking the valley. Beautiful house, lovely garden and wonderful views across the valley. Lots of lovely woodland walks direct from the house. Situated adjacent to a working farm; we offer spacious accommodation for up to eight people including guest lounge, with wood burning stove, dining room and conservatory.
First floor: 2 spacious double en-suite rooms with shower. Second floor: 2 spacious twin rooms with a private bathroom. All rooms have tea and coffee making facilities.
B&B £34 for 2 nights or more, £38 for 1 night. Children under 11 half price; no single person supplement. Evening meals available by prior arrangement, £22 for a 3 course meal. Dinner parties (up to 8 people) catered for. Full English breakfast using local produce and eggs from the farm. Home made preserves. Evening meals, local or home grown produce, vegetarian cooking a speciality. Packed lunches provided. Children  welcome. Ample off street parking. Closed Christmas and New Year only.
VB 4 stars.  Dogs welcome

Bush Farm is set in a peaceful and idyllic location next to the River Clun in
an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is a fantastic spot for walkers,
riders and birdwatchers. Sit and relax in the garden or wander by the river
and enjoy the beautiful surroundings. You can be sure of a warm welcome
and a friendly and relaxing atmosphere.
1 double and 1 twin en-suite with tea and coffee making facilities and
direct access to the garden and car park.
B&B £35 based on 2 people sharing. Locally produced sausage and bacon,
our own free range eggs. Fishing available and stabling and grazing for
horses. No smoking.
VB 4 Stars “Walkers Welcome” and “Cyclists Welcome”
Awards and Enjoy England Silver Award

An 18th century stone house in the lovely, unspoilt Clun Valley with views
of Clunbury Hill. Set in the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural
Beauty, the house is 7 miles from Bishop’s Castle and just over 4 miles
from Clun. It is at the cross roads of the B4368 and B4385 and is quarter
of a mile from an inn which serves good food. Guests are able to use the
tearoom court yard and have a private sitting room with 43” plasma TV.
1 family en-suite (double and single/cot) and 1 double en-suite with tea
and coffee making facilities. Breakfasts, which are served in the tearoom
with good views of Clunbury Hill, with ingredients sourced as locally as
possible. Packed lunches available. B&B £30. Off road car parking. No dogs
Not Inspected
(See “Where to Eat and What to Do”)