In the Ceirog Valley, 8m west of Oswestry 
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Tel: 01691 600666

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Why 'The Hand'?
The Ceiriog Valley is known as ‘The Valley of the Poets’, such is the influence of this evocative, secret landscape on generations of poets and artists. Llanarmon D.C. is at the heart of the Upper Ceiriog: the most remote, most beautiful part of the valley, set against the backdrop of the brooding Berwyn Mountains. This is wonderful walking country, with stunning views at every turn, and you can walk for miles and not see another soul: so different from many of the more well-known walking areas. If you insist on a change of scene though, both Snowdonia and the wonderful Shropshire countryside are not far away.
 The Hand at Llanarmon, a centuries old inn is very much a centre of village life, embracing local people and travellers alike, with roaring log fires in winter and a terrace garden for warmer days. It is everything a classic British inn should be; genuinely warm, filled with humour and buzz, providing excellent home-cooked food with a minimum of fuss and formality. All our rooms are en-suite, comfortable, well-equipped and maintained to the highest standards.
               Bed and Breakfast from £40 pppn. Mid-week and weekend specials.                 

                                          BROMFIELD, LUDLOW

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Situated close to the home of Clive of India* (hence the name) in the heart of South Shropshire's beautiful countryside. The area is blessed with a wealth of varied landscapes and places to visit, making it ideal for short breaks or a longer stay.
   Originally a farmhouse, it now presents a unique blend of traditional and contemporary, the main building having been developed so as to retain the original features of the Clive Bar alongside the more minimal approach in the restaurant 'areas'.
All 15 bedrooms are situated in period outbuildings that have been tastefully converted to provide contemporary styled accommodation with en suite facilities. The Clive Restaurant is renowned for superb modern British cuisine and has been awarded two AA rosettes as well as entries in the Good Food Guide and the Michelin Guide. Emphasis is on the use of fresh produce ranging from local meats, smoked products and vegetables to fresh Cornish fish. The 'Clive Arms' Bar with adjoining Courtyard provides a comfortable non smoking area to enjoy local traditional ales, a wide range of wine by the glass and light snacks.
Bed and Breakfast from £37.50 pppn. Family rooms/suites. Disabled rooms and facilities. Special Offers. Children welcome.
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