The Lowfield Inn

A Wonderful Stay at the Lowfield Inn – A Hidden Gem on the English-Welsh Border We had a fantastic stay at the Lowfield Inn and would highly recommend it to anyone visiting the area. Our family room was spacious, clean, and very comfortable, with plenty of room to relax, including a sofa. The bed was especially comfortable, ensuring a great night’s sleep in a quiet and peaceful setting. The inn features a lovely common area and a roof terrace with a beautiful view of the surrounding countryside. The scenery is stunning and perfect for enjoying long walks along the border between England and Wales. The pub itself is a true highlight—offering a great selection of traditional cask ales and a very welcoming beer garden where you can enjoy the evening sun. The atmosphere is warm and friendly, and the staff are genuinely helpful and accommodating. We particularly appreciated the thoughtful touches, such as pencils and paper provided for children. As for the food: it was excellent and exceeded our expectations. The menu offers a wonderful mix of traditional English pub fare and Indian dishes, all prepared with creativity and care. The starters were delicious, the mains were generous and satisfying, and the desserts were absolutely indulgent. The children’s menu was also well thought out and very appealing. Breakfast was equally impressive, with a wide selection and very generous portions—no one left hungry! There’s also plenty of parking space, which made everything even easier. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and will definitely return the next time we’re in the area.

We spent 1 night at Lowfield inn on the way to a wedding. It was first class. Lovely room, great service, fabulous evening meal and breakfast (vegetarian). Would thoroughly recommend.

Handy countryside bolt-hole Comfortable stay in a very good-sized room. We stayed in the Cockerel room (they are all individual and animal-themed), which also has a sofa bed and views out to the hills. Outside the rooms, there's an upstairs lounge and balcony, with books to peruse, in a nice touch. Very much enjoyed the plentiful breakfast, cooked to order with a wide variety of items from full fry-up to smoked salmon and kippers. Liked the beer range, which included Purple Moose. More books to borrow in the bar! Anyone looking for the pub needs to know it's a little out of Marton village and keep going past the national speed limit signs. One potential improvement could have been a shelf or unit for putting toiletries when using the bathroom sink. Otherwise v happy and top marks. It's in a great location for exploring Shropshire and the Welsh borders.

This place had really good food reviews which is why we decided to stay the night as well instead of driving for 2.5 hours home after visiting Powis castle. also eat there. The staff were very friendly but my heart sank a little as we climbed the very threadbare (complete with holes) stairs to the rooms. Everywhere could do with a good lick of paint. The room itself was a good size but it was tired and there was stale aroma. The pink towels were ragged and threadbare. Our hope of a ‘treat’ evening were dashed and we decided to head home. The staff couldn’t have been more helpful and I felt awkward for them. Just a little TLC would have made this a real gem of a place.

Room was spacious with a lovely bathroom and the food was absolutely amazing.

Tims Stay Generally OK. However, the pillows were poor quality and affected my sleep. Also the Sheep room has a skylight window that cannot be covered. Consequently I was woken up by sunlight streaming through the window at 05:00am and could not get back to sleep.