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The White Horse Inn Clun, Shropshire, SY7 8JA

  • 8 bedrooms
  • 8 bedrooms

Historic Pub & Microbrewery in the Shropshire Hills

The White Horse is a characterful 16th century coaching inn nestled in the centre of the picturesque market town of Clun with excellent Tripadvisor reviews. Overlooking the historic square and just moments from the ruins of Clun Castle, this welcoming pub has long been a favourite with walkers, cyclists and visitors exploring the beautiful Shropshire Hills National Landscape. Inside, you will find welcoming hospitality, locally brewed real ales from the inn’s own microbrewery and a relaxed atmosphere that makes it easy to relax. The eight thoughtfully appointed bedrooms provide a comfortable retreat after a day exploring Offa’s Dyke, wandering the surrounding hills or discovering the charming towns and villages of the Welsh Borders.

Book a stay and you will find a pub where the ale is real, plates are full, floorboards creak, fires burn, beds are comfy, and duvets are thick.

Facilties & Amenities

  • Beer Garden
  • Breakfast
  • Cask Marque Accredited
  • Craft Beer
  • Dog Friendly Rooms
  • Family Friendly
  • Log Fires

Bedrooms

The White Horse Inn has eight en-suite bedrooms, combining original features with practical modern comforts. Four rooms are located within the historic inn, while four newer rooms are situated in an adjacent building to the rear. Each room comes with comfortable bedrooms, tea & coffee making facilities, a TV, hairdryer, and WiFi access. All bedrooms are dog friendly, allowing guests to enjoy the Shropshire countryside with their four-legged companions and the Red Room sleeps up to four guests and comes with a double, single, and sofa bed.

Food & Drink

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Food is at the heart of The White Horse Inn experience. Breakfast is served for overnight guests, while the main menu features comforting favourites alongside seasonal specials. Traditional Sunday roasts are particularly popular and there are also lighter lunchtime options. Beer enthusiasts will appreciate the excellent range of real ales, including several brewed on site by the Clun Brewery, alongside guest beers, ciders, wines and spirits. In the summertime, enjoy alfresco drinks in the beer garden.

Nearby

Shropshire Hills National Landscape – Outstanding walking, cycling and wildlife.

Clun Castle – Historic English Heritage castle overlooking the River Clun (0.2 miles).

Offa’s Dyke Path – National Trail offering spectacular walking through the border countryside (0.5 miles).

Hopton Castle – Medieval castle with significant Civil War history (6 miles).

Bishop’s Castle – Charming market town renowned for independent shops and breweries (7 miles).

Knighton Golf Club – 9 hole course founded in 1906 (8 miles).

Knighton – Welsh border town and home to the Offa’s Dyke Centre (9 miles).