Name: Bromley Court
Address: 18-20, Lower Broad Street, Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 1PQ, Ludlow, Ludlow, Ludlow, SY8 1PQ, United Kingdom
Rating: 10

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What a shame this B&B will be closing, we loved everything about it.

The cottage has heaps of character, with wonky floors and exposed beams. The fridge was also stocked with a range of local produce, including cheeses, ham and fruit juice.

Heaps of character, local food provided

Ludlow is the ideal place to visit if you want quirky little shops, plenty of olde worlde atmosphere, restaurants and pubs. The castle and grounds are a delight and the regular market next to it is brilliant. Everything is fairly central, extremely well looked after and you can relax just a short walk away by the riverside with a picnic and feed the ducks or coffee and cake in the reasonably priced café.

Bromley Cottage is perfect for couples. Debbie the owner is very welcoming and helpful. We stayed for 4 nights and took along our well behaved dog who felt straight at home on her bed next to the fireplace. Make sure you have your dog on a lead in the back garden as the resident pussy cats want to say hello !
Parking spaces can be a bit of an issue, but we always found somewhere nearby. You can purchase a parking pass from Debbie which can be used anywhere in Ludlow. Internet and phone signal can be limited, but who cares when you are meant to be relaxing ?

This is a very dog friendly town with lovely people, gorgeous architecture and close to lots of other places to visit in Shropshire, Wales border and Herefordshire.

We will definitely be back !

A cosy, comfortable, characterful cottage in a perfect English market town location

We booked both cottages, the one on the left has a larger sitting room and a smaller bedroom and the other is the other way round with the smaller sitting room and larger bedroom.  Both are nicely fitted and appointed.  Breakfast is left in the fridge and the guests are left to themselves during their stay.  We liked this.  Breakfast comprised locally baked brown bread, local cheeses and ham, butter, yogurts, fresh fruit, marmalade and jams.  This is the second time we have stayed here and I seem to remember having croissants on our last visit.
These are quaint cottages and are nicely located in Ludlow.  They are short distances from most places and there are plenty of places to eat nearby.  Ludlow is very hilly but that is part of it's charm.  We were advised to park down the road at a local business as street parking is restricted and expensive.
There is limited wifi in the cottage but that did not bother us.  We were away on a walking holiday with friends so we didn't consider internet access was essential.  We had researched restaurants and activities before travelling.
Would be revisit?  Yes.

A weekend with friends

Enchanting and delightful, quaint and full of character this is a delightful place to stay. Our host Debbie was so welcoming and provided us with yogurts, cheeses,cold meats, fruit, cakes and yummy mince pies! This is an ideal place to stay when visiting Ludlow as you are in the town centre and very close to local amenities, yet it is so peaceful. 
There was no problem with wifi, the courtyard garden is really lovely. I had the most peaceful Christmas ever just wished we had booked all week!

Enchanting!

The cottage was lovely very clean  and cosy , Could do with  many more hangers and would love to have seen some Orange juice in the fridge ,seeing as though it is listed as a B&B  but only a small niggle   . Had butter . milk  cheese and Ham jam and bread all waiting for us on arrival and was of good quality .We took our little dog with us for 2 days , but got phoned up on night one from the owner whilst we were out for dinner  3 mins up the road in the local pub , saying that our dog was barking and she was worried if he was ok . It didn't come across as a complaint but it did ruin our evening and the 2nd night we did eat out again , but we rushed back incase he was barking again . I did contact the owner before booking to ask the question if we could leave our little dog while we dined out , and was told it was fine and we should treat the cottage like home .  He doesn't usually bark so it must have been that he was in a strange place . 
Another slight disappointment  for me was that I had read many reviews stating that people were given a lovely little  extra during  there stay such as a homemade cake etc . I  have to admit I thought seeing as though it was an Xmas break a little something would have been really  nice but nothing arrived perhaps you have to stay longer than 2 nights for a surprise treat to be given .
So to summarize  we would stay there again but without our dog  as it made us feel on edge about leaving him in the evening . 
 Quick  Last point  car parking was tricky on the street outside  always busy , it is free after 6pm and before 8am  though  . However owner told us on arrival that you could park for  free in the Homeware shop  car park and that  was only under 5 mins away so not a real problem, as long as you don't mind not being able to see  your car .

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