The King's Head

Great little place

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Nice pod in good little setting to rear of pub with outdoor seating - pod had lighting, heating & 4 electrical sockets.
Clean facilities plenty of parking to rear of pub.
Very friendly staff in pub.
Nice little town to stay in.

Would say the pod was on the small side for 2 adults & 2 older children & dog - probably more suited to 2 adults & 1 child or 2 small children.

great pods and excellent staff

nothing

Reasonable size, warm and clean. Good location in the village

No dislikes

Very cosey and secure tucked behind the pub. Very peaceful and it was very clean

We thought that a bed was provided so we only brought a quilt with us so we spent the night sleeping on the floor.

Immaculately clean site with great pods and friendly staff who went above and beyond and supplied us, free of charge,with a replacement brand new bed and pump when we discovered our own had deflated! So grateful to them 😊

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Really nice and clean Pod. Great facilities! Spar and Co-op 2mins walk away. Couple of great pubs to drink and eat! Quite and relaxing place to stay!

No WIFI which was a shame. Not much to really do for the younger couples, you will need to drive to Ludlow or Shrewsbury for anything much more to do! Even though there were Pubs around the area serving food, I would of thought The Kings Head would of served but didn't which was a shame!

Clean shower and toilets

Heater had an electric meter. Wish I had known how much money was on the meter (not much) before I went out for the night. When back it was off. No electric. No heat. Cold hard floor. Very uncomfortable. Admit I had expected a camping bed and reasonable heating for £35 a night

The location was peaceful and remote, meaning the night sky was visible providing a spectacular view of the night sky

Nothing to do with the venue, the village had a clock tower which chimed every 15mins, making it a bit tricky to fall asleep

Pods were set out great for me and 2 friends staying,

We watched some football in the pub with the locals who were all friendly and nice,

The Management and Staff couldn't do more for us, learned our names after the first day, knew what we wanted to drink without asking, gave great advice on where else we could go and explore to get the full experience, even ordered us food from the local takeaway and provided plates and cutlery as we had forgot to bring ours.

We were able to park really close which helped with setting up and packing away our things,

You have everything you need within a couple of minutes walk to enjoy a few days away.

If you like a game of pool the Manager Leeroy will gladly play you anytime, but be warned none of us were able to beat him for the length of our stay,

If you didn't want to just sample the pubs and watch the football, there are plenty of walking and cycling trials nearby, also lots of local shops to browse and there was also a furniture auction on a site just along the road if you were in the market for some antique furniture.

All in all Leeroy and everyone at the Kings Head gave us a trip to remember, Me and my friends are already looking to come back later this year with our partners to watch some of the bands at an upcoming festival.

Nothing to do with the Pods or Kings head and their staff,

We visited the Boars head up the road from the Kings, and the barman in the Boars head was very rude, after making us wait for 25 minutes before coming to take a food order, by that time we had lost our appitite and decided not to eat but instead of apologising for the wait he made a sarcastic comment. Then later accusing us on the street of taking one glass after we had moved onto another pub. All the other local pubs were really friendly (The Vaults, The Kings Head, Three Tuns, Six Bells) and I hope for the Boars heads sake they have other staff.