Featherstone Farm Hotel

Featherstone Farm/New Road, Featherstone, Wolverhampton, West Midlands, England

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About Featherstone Farm Hotel

Featherstone Farm Hotel is a small, high class, country house hotel. Only one mile from Junction 11 on the M6, or Junction 1 on the M54, set in 5 acres of unspoiled countryside. Small, high class country house set in five acres of unspoilt countryside. Two self contained, fully furnished cottages are also available on site.

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