The Feathers Hotel

Had our works Christmas dinner here and it was a great choice. The pub has a great atmosphere and the staff are lovely. Four of us had the turkey and it was wonderful, beautifully prepared, so much food, a real Christmas feast. Two of us had the vegetarian option and it was delicious, there just wasn’t very much of it. Beautifully presented and everything on the plate complimented each other, there just wasn’t enough. We all had desserts and not one disappointed, delicious everyone. Definitely recommend

So disappointing. Expensive, so we only go there when we can have the birthday discount. Struggled to find a starter we fancied, chose a seafood lasagne (bland) and chestnut mushrooms (barely edible, with burnt cashews swimming in a pool of undiluted dark soy). The wine (a watery white Spanish costing £25 would have disgraced the bottom shelf of a cheap supermarket at £5). It was Sunday, so we soldiered on through the roasts. Meat was good, veg OK, yorkies poor. But the plates were completely COLD. Determined to find something memorable, we ordered the cheese plate (unripe brie and two unidentifiable hard cheeses - and NO BUTTER). The blueberry creme brulee was cold, flavourless and lacked a caramel crust. Young and confused staff dressed in jeans and a casually disinterested head waiter. Fine in a pub, not at this price. The meal WOULD have cost £140, but with birthday discount came to £90. Was it reasonable value at £90? No and never again.

We have eaten in Fuggles for many years and the experience has always been good. We did prefer the old decor but the new one is less inviting. |Yesterday evening 5 of us met to celebrate a special birthday. We were so disappointed with the meal and the service. The restaurant was nearly empty , there were lots of staff on duty. In spite of this we had to wait 30 minutes for the bread and olives - when they finally came they were fine.|After another very long wait our main course arrived. My husband and I had both ordered the pie of the day. The food was awful, pastry thick, tasteless and unappetising , the meat big chunks of beef so tough I couldn't eat it, gravy thick and unpleasant, The vegetables were dry and hardly cooked. The mashed patato which I had was fine but my husband's chips were soggy. |I have not had such a bad meal for a long time. My daughter and partner were treating us so we didn't want to complain, but they were very upset already. My daughter said her monkfish was nice but her partner had not enjoyed his burger. I tasted my granddaughter's chips and they were also soggy.|The whole evening was spoilt, a poor memory for a 21st birthday.|We have had so many lovely meals at Fuggles over a 40 year period but are unlikely to risk going again.

We stayed here for 2 nights on a Travelzoo deal and upgraded to a deluxe room which was spacious, well appointed clean and warm with a very modern bathroom with shower over the bath. There was a 2 seater sofa and table making it very comfortable. Good large and firm bed. There is a small car park which we managed to find a space in and the hotel is central in the town, all very convenient. Bedrooms, bar and public rooms appear maintained to a high standard. Wifi was a bit weak but we coped with emails.|We ate here both nights with great food and excellent friendly service and reasonable prices. Breakfast was a good choice of buffet and cooked to order options. Our only criticism was both mornings we had a 30 minute wait between ordering and the food getting to the table so our tea and coffee was cold. The breakfast room was not that busy so the problem and delay appeared to be in the kitchen. This did not detract from our overall satisfaction with our stay and we would hope to return but maybe in the Spring.

Stayed recently on a travelzoo deal. From check in till checkout the experience was second to none. Place was so clean and staff where amazing with jamie even taking our bags to our room.we paid a bit extra for the king size bed and wow was it worth it. Room was sooo big with lovely alcove to sit and relax in. We also ate in the restaurant which again was lovely special thanx to jamie and Louise on reception. Friendly and extremely professional also to Ashton on the bar 🍸 he was so nice and friendly. Feathers you have a fabulous team. Keep up the good work 👏 🙌 👍

We had a lovely stay overall. The room was comfortable and quiet with nice touches such as the coffee machine, selection of books and Roberts radio. The service in the restaurant for Sunday lunch was a little slow, it was very busy. The food and wine was very good.|We didn’t park in the hotel car park, entrance is quite narrow.

Been coming here a few times now ,last night we decided to book a meal and I must say it was amazing, I went for the fish and my wife had the beef and thyme burger, we booked the table by a superb guy called Will Silver what a name ,also two very special lads Fergus and Max who I must say there hospitality was second to none ,thank you guys for a very special night we will return, Paul and Julia Swansea ❤️xxx

A really cosy spot in a beautiful old building with friendly service throughout. Parking is easy enough in the evenings but I’d avoid the hotel’s own car park as is quite tight, but there’s plenty of space at the nearby library. I just popped in for dinner so can’t comment on the hotel. Food was very good overall. The pork belly was a real highlight, perfectly cooked and full of flavour. Dessert was mixed; the brandy and blueberry crème brûlée didn’t look like much but turned out to be one of the best I’ve ever had, while the pistachio cake with raspberry sorbet fell a bit flat for me and the flavours just didn’t come together. All in all, a lovely place to visit and well worth stopping by.

This is a review on the restaurant only as we did not stay here. This hotel is located in the gorgeous historical town of ledbury. The service was quick and friendly and the menu offered a decent range of food. My husband had a rib eye steak which he enjoyed. I ordered the classic platter which was ginormous. It consisted of a mini fish n chips, sausages, garlic mushroom slice, garlic bread, chicken wings, and salad. To be honest it was enough for two people to share. The decor was lovely inside, nice furniture and decorations and they had restored it very well. The hotel is stunning with old wooden beams, and a black n white striped exterior typical for it's era.

Horrible customer service. Do not recommend coming here. Many other great restaurants in the area that have delicious food and great customer service.

Like Theo, stayed here the night before the wedding at Eastnor Castle. I loved the decor with its beamed walls and history of the place - the hotel has been standing since 1564! One of the rooms had a slanted floor - we could tell because we placed our luggage on the ground and it started to roll! Only added to the charm of the place! We took the train in, and then walked to the hotel, which you can do, but I would recommend arranging for a taxi, if possible. We also ran into trouble the next getting a taxi to go to Eastnor since most of the taxis in the countryside were engaged in picking up children from school and bringing them home (never would have thought we'd have that trouble!). The hotel is right in the heart of Ledbury, and it's worthwhile to take some time to stroll through the area. I wish we had had more time to explore, and will definitely head back here at some point.

This hotel was in the centre of the the small quaint town of Ledbury. I spent my night here for a wedding at Eastnor Castle. If you decide to stay here the service was lovely. A little known fact is that taxi's are difficult to recruit this far into the sticks and my ignorance left me with an hour walk to the castle. Fortunately one of the staff members drove me up to the castle, gratis! Upon return, we were lucky to find the hotel bar still open and well stocked. Afterparty anyone?

For those seeking a glimpse into old England - then Ledbury is a perfect example of a quaint old town, and The Feathers Hotel is perfectly suited to its role as the centre of town. The hotel oozes charm from its beamed outer facade to the staircases and beams themselves (its not you the floors of some of them are slanted). Despite its old world charm the hotel has all the modern amenities and facilities you would expect - swimming pool, gym (while certainly not the largest definitely serviceable) and access to Wifi. In addition the hotel boasts one of the best restaurants in a town that has quite a few good places to eat. The service is impeccable and staff do their upmost to help at all times. Only reason not a 5 is that some of the rooms could do with a make-over - they are not bad and no major faults, but definitely on the charming side and those used to the stylish minimalism of a boutique hotel may find such rooms clash with their inner style guru. If you're staying in a small town like Ledbury your options are always going to be slightly limited. Luckily for Ledbury this option is one you won't regret

I enjoyed my stay at the Feathers. I stayed here for a weekend in the Spring of 2013. It is probably the nicest hotel in the small town of Ledbury. Our room was very nice and had some antique furnishings. The gentleman who checked us in seemed to be working 24/7. He also helped out in the dining room, was the bartender, and even was the one who brought my room service. I have nothing but positive things to say about this hardworking man. I just hope they let him sleep every once in a while. The bar and dining at the hotel was very nice. I enjoyed the bar lounge. It is on Ledbury high street and it is easy to walk to the various restaurants, pubs, church, and the farmers market. Ledbury itself is a lovely town and can be explored in a couple days. Be sure to view the Mappa Mundi in nearby Hereford.

Let me begin to say when my elderly mother (with physical disabilities) went on her vacation to England (her dream vacation) I was expecting to hear nothing but great stories. When she arrived home, she said she went to your establishment and every man was served and couples.... a nice young gentleman was beside my mother and had just arrived. My mother was waiting for about 10 mins to get service. This wonderful gentleman, when asked by the bartender what he would like, he gestured to my mother and said she has been waiting for some time... the bartender then looked at my mother and said, "we are too busy," and continued to take orders after that. Needless to say you screwed yourselves over with a great tipper and a very well known person who travels for her business, and so do I. I will NEVER visit your pub when I come to do my photography and publishing in the UK I will make sure I won't visit you. I do mention where I am on the street throughout the world. I am am on IMDb as well as many high fashion and worldwide magazines. Wish she had better time otherwise her trip was fantastic! Shame on you and your staff