Find hotels near Dudmaston Estate, Bridgnorth from AED 190

"We stayed at Cart Cottage to celebrate a family birthday. The Cottage had everything we needed and the boys loved the football field! Beautiful cottage, outstanding location, thankyou for everything! This is the second time we have stayed at The Dinney, and certainly won’t be the last - don’t tell everyone about it though as we want to secure future bookings ! Thankyou for a wonderful stay with great hosts x"

"We had a fabulous time. The accommodation was excellent and the location beautiful. The host was lovely and very accommodating."

"Beautiful surroundings, the room was lovely breakfast choice excellent"

"Duck cottage is in a lovely area, very handy for being close to the SVR. Great for visiting places further away. The cottage has good Wi-Fi, nice & warm throughout our stay. A little bit disappointing inside as it could do with a bit of TLC."

"Our families had a wonderful time at The Dinney last week when we booked Kingfisher and The Rookery. It was a super setting for us all to come together in comfort to celebrate our Golden Wedding anniversary. All the information and photos on the website about the Rookery and Kingfisher were accurate and a true reflection of the quality of the accommodation. The individual bedrooms were spacious and beautifully decorated and the beds were really comfortable. The kitchens were very well equipped for cooking and eating in large numbers and the dining table was generously sized. There was ample room outside to enjoy the good weather we had lovely garden chairs and a new barbecue. Karen and Keith were friendly and extremely helpful hosts. All in all, spacious, beautiful accommodation in a superb setting. Go there and experience it yourself !!"

"Staff friendly and food reasonable good, but disability access and condition of property not as advertised on Hotels.com - Hotels.com description and photos very misleading. The property isn't disability friendly, the access to "ground floor" rooms (which aren't part of "hotel"), is quite uneven terrain, not entirely safe in a wheelchair. There's a gap between front door of room, so direct exposure to outside, hence freezing cold air just came blasting in and also an open gateway to creepy crawlies coming in, we had to kill a number of insects during our 3 night stay, which really freaked me out as I'm an arachnophobe. The shower chair wasn't very secure it kept slipping. There are no disability grab rails anywhere in the bathroom, and there's a steep ramp up to the door, which I wouldn't have been able to wheel myself up, so thankfully I wasn't alone and my husband struggled to push me up. The door ways were quite narrow and small threshold steps everywhere, so good I could get out of wheelchair to step over, though I could easily have fallen if I lost feeling in my leg which happens all the time, without warning hence me being in a wheelchair. The other really annoying part of our stay was the extremely poor WiFi reception, so couldn't do amazon prime telly on demand, or hubby watch favourite YouTube, cause that's the relaxing things we want to do when we go away for a long weekend, sightseeing is difficult in a wheelchair. But staff very friendly, nice people. "

"We had a wonderful time at astbury falls the lodge was very well equipped anx exceeded our expectations, the local area was fanatastic with lots to do and the local ammenities where fantastic,"

"We had great two nights here, off grid, remote and amazing.The site is set out well, the summer house was good when on the first night we had rain. The kitchen was well equipped and the firepit was brilliant. The second day and night was dry & warm so we were able to use the decking and sofas.The hut is cosy and even in the colder night were were warm.Would highly recommend"

"Everything was great. Only slight complaint we weren’t able to get the main television working which was a bit disappointing!"