Knighton
Shropshire
LD7 1TU
England

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Black Hall Lodges is part of our Autograph Lodge Holidays Collection. Commanding breathtaking views of the beautiful Shropshire and mid Wales countryside this small collection of superior lodges sits just a mile from Offa’s Dyke close to the historic border town of Knighton. A perfect relaxing rural retreat or romantic hideaway.

The ultimate in stylish comfort these fantastic lodges boast hot tubs and enjoy use of an indoor heated swimming pool sauna games room gentle exercise room nature trail and children’s indoor activity/play area.

Weekly holiday prices range from £ 369 to £ 2450 depending upon the season and type of holiday accommodation chosen

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Black Hall Lodges command breathtaking views of the beautiful Shropshire and mid Wales countryside this small collection of superior lodges sits just a mile from Offa’s Dyke close to the historic border town of Knighton. A perfect relaxing rural retreat or romantic hideaway.

The ultimate in stylish comfort these fantastic lodges boast hot tubs and enjoy use of an indoor heated swimming pool sauna games room gentle exercise room nature trail and children’s indoor activity/play area.

The luxurious two storey Finnish lodges which are located in a small south-facing cluster are finished to a high standard and offer modern furnishings.

A haven for lovers of tranquillity and outdoor adventure this idyllic area abounds with quaint towns and picturesque villages while walking and mountain biking are all nearby. Ludlow Shrewsbury and Welshpool are easily accessible.

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SatNav Postcode: LD7 1TU

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