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Albright Hussey rating

(86.50%)

Ellesmere Road, Broad Oak , Shrewsbury

Set in four acres of beautiful landscaped gardens and surrounded by original moat The Albright Hussey Manor has a enviable reputation of offering some of the finest accomodation in the midlands. C1524 the hotel encompasses a wealth of history whilst offering the very highest standard in modern comfort cuisine. The greatest care has been taken in furnishing the 29 en suite bedrooms including family suites 4 poster spas beds original beams and antiques. FREE WI FI BROADBAND IN ALL PUBLIC AREAS BEDROOMS [More...]

Rooms from: GBP 232.00

Old Rectory Hotel rating

(86.50%)

Lowe Hill Road , Wem

Rooms from: GBP 50.00

Aston Lodge rating

(84.00%)

Soulton Road , Shrewsbury

Rooms from: GBP 60.00

The Wroxeter Hotel rating

(83.00%)

Wroxeter , Shrewsbury

Set in beautiful countryside halfway between Telford and Shrewsbury, The Wroxeter Hotel enjoys easy access from the A5 and M54. With modern and well appointed bedrooms, The Wroxeter is ideal for short breaks and 'getaways'; walking and country pursuits holidays; and for business travelers looking for something more than just a room.We are family run and excel in traditional cooking and personal service. Within walking distance is the roman site of Viriconium, Wroxeter's Anglo Saxon church and the most northerly red grape vineyard in the World. Within easy reach are the Shropshire hills, Welsh marshes and popular sites such as the Ironbridge Gorge and associated World Heritage Site. [More...]

Rooms from: GBP 50.00

Purple Hotel Shrewsbury rating

(83.00%)

Shrewsbury Buisness Park, Sitka Drive , Shrewsbury

Rooms from: GBP 50.00

Prince Rupert Hotel rating

(75.50%)

Butcher Row , Shrewsbury

The Prince Rupert Classic Hotel is in the heart of Shrewsbury surrounded by narrow streets and timbered buildings and a short walk from the towns many historic attractions. Once the home of Prince Rupert the grandson of King James I the hotel is widely recognised as the town's finest and dates back to the 12th Century. The hotel offers a choice of restaurants a garden courtyard and beauty treatments available in the health club. The perfect base to explore this historic town. A member of Classic British Hotels. [More...]

Rooms from: GBP 177.00

Hawkstone Park rating

(75.33%)

Weston-under-Redcastle , Shrewsbury, Shropshire

Situated just off the A49 and A442 and within easy access of the A41 M54 M56 and M6 Hawkstone Park is situated in 400 acres of outstanding natural beauty and is located within just a 1 hour drive from Manchester Airport and Birmingham International Airport. The hotel has every modern amenity to ensure a comfortable stay with many of the bedrooms just refurbished. There are two restaurants to enjoy the Hawkstone restaurant within the hotel is open each evening serving a table d'Hote menu with a la carte extra's a dress code applies of no trainers or t shirts. The Terrace Bar Restaurant siutated on the first floor of the Golf Centre is more informal and serves food all day from snacks to three course menus this restaurant closes at 6pm in Winter . Two 18 hole championship golf courses are available for golf enthusiasts plus a 6 hole Academy course for beginners or experienced golfers who want a quick warm up. Hawkstone Park also has it's very own historic attraction Hawkstone Park Follies a naturalistic garden created in the 18th century with caves bridges and woodland walks. Opening times for the park vary and should be checked in advance. The parkland is not suitable for the elderly or disabled due to it's hilly terrain. [More...]

Rooms from: GBP 121.00

Abbots Mead Hotel rating

(77.50%)

St Julians Friars , Shrewsbury

Rooms from: GBP 70.00

Mercure Albrighton Hall Hotel and Spa Shrewsbury rating

(75.67%)

Albrighton , Shrewsbury

An ingenious 5.5 million transformation at historic Macdonald Albrighton Hall Hotel and Spa in Shropshire will add state of the art amenities to this renowned hotel to provide the best of both worlds period splendour with all the luxuries of twenty first century living. The setting is Idyllic overlooking an ornamental lake amid 15 acres of secluded grounds. The hotel bosts of it's newly refurbished and state of the art 86 bedroomsns The hotel's Vital Health and Leisure Spa has also expanded with a host of hydrotherapy facilities in a thermal suite extension to complement the existing beauty treatment rooms.Six conference and meeting rooms and four second floor syndicate rooms offer maximum flexibility and are complemented by a complete range of business services including internet access video and audio equipment conference telephones and full secretarial support.Banquets and themed dinners are another speciality with the hotel's inspired team of chefs creating menus to add impact.Macdonald Albrighton Hall and Spa renowned restaurant The Oak Room is also recieving a fresh look this elegant dining place is a favourite venue for local people and a real highlight for guests.Our team of chefs have a serious philosophy towards food using the freshest and best produce available and herbs from our own gardens our delectable seasonally changing menus include wild fish dishes traditional favourites and local and English Cheeses.For business and leisure guest alike Macdonald Albrighton Hall and Spa has more to offer than ever before.Quote from General Manager'Macdonald Hotels are investing in Albrighton Hall to provide the very best of modern amenities in the local area for our guests. The priority is to add the finest faclities in a way that preserves the unique character and charm of our beautiful hotel. We know our guests wlll be delighted with the results. Albrighton Hall will never have looked better' [More...]

Rooms from: GBP 67.00

Lion and Pheasant Hotel rating

(74.00%)

Wyle Cop , Shrewsbury

Rooms from: GBP 76.00

Cromwells Hotel rating

(74.00%)

11 Dogpole , Shrewsbury

In the maze of Shrewsbury's medieval streets amid Housman's steepled vision Cromwells Hotel Restaurant and Bar provides hospitality in large measures.With our lively bar atmospheric oak panelled restaurant buzzing walled patio and quirky bedrooms we have everything you need under one roof. Fully committed to the pursuit of excellence our hand picked team strive to make Cromwells a special place. Enjoy a fine seasonal cuisine with inspirational dishes based around traditionally produced local ingredients mouthwateringly picked at their very best and an exciting selection of wines from around the world. Friendly efficient service in relaxing surroundings... Welcome to Cromwells an island of fun and indulgence. We hope you enjoy OUR vision of Shrewsbury.... We have six rooms four doubles one twin and one for families which have recently been lovingly restored.Boasting a host of original features and furnished in harmony with its 15 century origins as a coaching inn each room has retained individual charms whilst not straying from the comforts of modern luxuries.Indulge yourself in a hearty Shropshire breakfast of free range eggs with sausages and bacon from our award winning butcher. Alternatively if you are feeling romantic we will deliver a tray to your room. All of our rooms are non smoking real addicts can brave the elements in the garden.Snapping at the heels of Ludlow s Michelin starred enclave our hand picked team are fully committed to the pursuit of excellence striving to make Cromwell s a special place. Enjoy fine seasonal cuisine with inspirational dishes prepared from traditionally produced local ingredients at the height of their flavour. We serve and eclectic blend of a la carte bar food and splendid family Sunday lunches with friendly efficient service in relaxing surroundings.With its lively atmospheric bar serving Shropshire real ales Herefordshire cider and an exciting selection of wines from around the world our bar is much favoured by locals and visitors alike. The county town of Shropshire Shrewsbury is unspoilt unrushed and tranquil. Packed with listed buildings situated on some very strange place names such as Dogpole and Mardol Gullet Passage and Grope Lane it only takes a little exploration on foot to reveal the delights of our medieval town. Look out for guided walking and ghost tours through the shuts and passages the unique maze of narrow alleys which criss cross the town centre and the many fine ecclesiastical buildings castles and ruined abbeys as reminders of our medieval spiritual past.Shrewsbury is at the heart of Shropshire and all of its attractions are within easy reach.Just outside town is Attingham Park built in 1785 for the 1st Lord Berwick and now in the care of the National Trust. The property features a picture gallery by John Nash and collections of silver Italian furniture and Grand Tour Paintings. There is a Deer Park with walks alongside the river Tern. Home Farm Attingham a short walk from the hall is a working farm with hands on activities for children.Nearby Wroxeter Roman City the fourth largest in Roman Britain has provided a significant improvement to our awareness of daily life within a Roman garrison settlement Shrewsbury is at the heart of Shropshire and all of its attractions are within easy reach. [More...]

Rooms from: GBP 60.00

Sandford House Hotel - Bed and Breakfast rating

(71.00%)

St Julians Friars , Shrewsbury

Rooms from: GBP 65.00

The Plume of Feathers rating

(67.00%)

Harley , Shrewsbury

Rooms from: GBP 60.00

The Shrewsbury Hotel rating

(67.00%)

Bridge Place , Shrewsbury

The evolution of Shrewsbury has seen the town, first mentioned in a charter dating back to the year 901, develop into a stunning historic and artistic centre, with over 660 listed buildings and dozens of museums and galleries. This historical survival of the fittest would have made Charles Darwin, Shrewsbury's most famous son, proud. He attended school here and gained who knows how much early inspiration, playing by the clear sparkling waters of the River Severn which flow lazily through the town.There is a strong association with the heavier side of science too. The birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, just outside Shrewsbury, was sparked by John Wilkinson's cast-iron bridge, now celebrated with UNESCO World Heritage status and plenty of award-winning museums. And with the magnificent Severn Valley Railway, the Roman city of Wroxeter, Offa's Dyke and a nuclear bunker all open to visitors, Shrewsbury is truly a place with something for everybody. ** PLEASE NOTE THAT ACCOMMODATION IS TOTALLY NON SMOKING** [More...]

Rooms from: GBP 59.00

The Bellstone Hotel rating

(67.00%)

Bellstone , Shrewsbury

The Bellstone Hotel situated in the heart of medieval Shrewsbury, offers excellent value for money and is close to all amenities of this town. We have a contemporary Brasserie where you can enjoy our fine cuisine. The bar attracts both locals and visitors to the town and is lively on weekend nights. Our cafe bar offers street window seating and a relaxed Continental atmosphere with a selection of coffee, teas, pastries and sandwiches available. For a more leisurely lunch opt for one of the dishes off our extensive menu.Following a change of ownership all of our eighteen rooms are to be updated and redecorated over the next few months. We have 10 double rooms, 4 twin rooms and 4 single rooms available. All our rooms are en-suite and are equipped with colour televisions, tea & coffee making facilities and radio alarms. There are several public car parks close by.We are conveniently placed for any events in the town centre and the Quarry Park, where the famous Shrewsbury Flower show is held, is a two minute walk away. [More...]

Rooms from: GBP 35.00