Feathers Hotel, Grade I listed hotel in Ludlow, England.
Feathers Hotel is a half-timbered structure with a three-story facade decorated with Prince of Wales feathers motifs throughout. The building houses around 42 guest rooms fitted with modern conveniences such as rainfall showers and high-speed internet.
Lawyer Rees Jones built this structure in 1619, incorporating elements from an earlier building into his design. The building has remained a Tudor architectural example and gained Grade I national protection status.
The restaurant Plume@Feathers sources ingredients from local producers, reinforcing Ludlow's standing as a destination for quality food. Diners experience meals that reflect the region's culinary traditions.
The hotel entrance is centrally positioned and most areas are easily accessible to visitors. Parking is available for around 30 vehicles on the premises.
The original studded door from the 17th century still stands at the central entrance today. This timber door is a rare surviving example of period craftsmanship and construction techniques.
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