access, modern, well-appointed en suite rooms and a contemporary brasserie serving fine cuisine.The Bellstone Hotel is situated in the centre of medieval Shrewsbury, ab...
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 visitor...
heart of Shrewsbury. It has free Wi-Fi and good customer service from the team. Morgans at The Exchange Hotel is family-owned and run. It is within walking distance ...
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 o...
medieval town of Much wenlock and at the foot of the picturesque Wenlock Edge Bar Meals a la carte restaurant with historic connections oak beams 16 luxury en suite ...
Cromwells Hotel, Shrewsbury
Cromwells Hotel, Restaurant and Bar in Shrewsbury ~offering quality, town-centre en-suite ... more
accommodationand contemporary food in traditional English surroundings.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. 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. Friendly, efficient service in relaxing surroundings... Welcome to Cromwells, an island of fun and indulgence. We hope you enjoy OUR vision of Shrewsbury....
friendly hospitality, and complete with comfortable bedrooms and lounge areas.Today, its unique ambience continues to attract visitors looking for somewhere special to stay whilst exploring the historic town and its surrounding countryside and Welsh borders. In the refined atmosphere of The Sam Hayward Room, guests can enjoy many of the chef's specialities. Public areas include the original ballroom and a bar and restaurant with oak beams and inglenook fireplace. Bedrooms come in a variety of sizes, those at the rear being quieter. This historic hotel is ideally located to visit the many attractions of the region. Its reputation for hospitality has attracted many famous names over the years including Charles Dickens, King William IV and Madame Tussaud's. Whether your visit is purely leisure or linked to business, you will receive high quality service, and experience a refreshing and friendly atmosphere at the Lion Hotel.
free wireless internet access, 16 en suite rooms, a relaxing bar and lounge area and free private parking.The Abbots Mead Hotel is a Grade II listed Georgian property situated close to the River Severn and just a short walk from some of the great restaurants that this delightful market town has to offer.The Abbots Mead Hotel is a privately owned, family-run hotel and your hosts, Barry, Eileen and Andrew Bailey, take great pride in the quality of the accommodation and the hotel’s relaxed, friendly atmosphere.A tasty full cooked English breakfast is included in the price.The Abbots Mead Hotel is now a 2-star AA Metro Hotel, which is a town or city centre property providing full hotel services, except dinner, close to a range of places to eat.
large, modern bedrooms, a contemporary restaurant and conference facilities.Bedrooms at Blueberry Hotel Shrewsbury feature luxury power showers, super-king beds and Wi-Fi (at an additional cost). Blockbuster films and Sky TV should ensure an enjoyable stay.The modern, relaxed restaurant serves breakfast and light lunches, and is next to the casual bar with a plasma-screen TV showing Sky Sports and Sky News.
delightfully antiquated setting With a lively bar an oak pannelled restaurant an effervescent walled patio area and quirky unique bedrooms we have everything you might need under one roof! Our pursuit of excellence doesnt end in our wonderfully refined and well appointed rooms The hotel restaurant serves fine seasonal cuisine and an exciting selection of wines
and within easy walking distance of some great restaurants which this delightful market town has to offeryou can enjoy the luxury accommodation only found in a privately run or family run hotel of this class and visitors are made welcome by your hosts: Barry Eileen and AndrewThe Hotel has its own private car park Free Wireless broadband connection All major credit cards accepted
The Lion Hotel, Shrewsbury
The Lion Hotel is a 15th Century Coaching house Hotel in the center of the Historic town ... more
of Shrewsbury The Hotel has large open fires all the Menu's are created with fresh local produce The hotel has a wonderful history including the Adam Ballroom Shrewsbury has lots of cobbled streets great shops and b
Wem train station. Hawkstone Park Follies is one mile from the hotel, and Shrewsbury city centre is situated 12 miles away. Hotel Features. This hotel has three golf courses set among extensive parkland. The interior is traditionally decorated with plush, patterned carpets, and further amenities include a pool table, 24 hour front desk, and outdoor picnic area. Free parking and 24 hour room service are available. Hawkstone Park has an a la carte restaurant serving traditional English dishes, and a brasserie located on the terrace, overlooking the hotel s golf courses. The hotel serves a complimentary breakfast. Guestrooms. The guestrooms are spread over two floors, and include satellite television, direct dial phones, and complimentary dial up Internet. The private bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.
a homely, tasteful environment with high standards in food and cleanliness.Sandford House Hotel is located close to the Severn with its fine riverside walks, yet is within a few minutes' walk of the town centre.Nearby are many excellent restaurants and eating houses of all kinds. Due to this we only cater for bed and breakfast.
Advantages: Historical town, loads of little shops, cafes, bars, pubs, restaurants Disadvantages: Hills, cobbles - accessibity problems
...'s grave in the graveyard of St Chad's Church. To really experience the Dickensian atmosphere you must visit Wyle Cop. Dickens not only stayed here, he also wrote about it. As he looked out of his window at The Lion Hotel - you can still stay here - he described the scene as follows; "looking all downhill and slantwise at the crookedest black and white houses, all of many shapes except straight shapes."
Shrewsbury is full of black and white timber buildings and intriguing haunted alleys with curious names such as Grope Lane and Butcher Row. Visiting these winding streets and narrow alleys you will find one of the best collections of independent shops in the country. Wyle Cop alone boasts of 90 different shops, cafes, hotels and pubs, the majority of which are independently owned. Tanners Wine Merchants an award winning wine merchants...
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Advantages: Lovely old building with excellent rooms Disadvantages: possibly location is being used as a base for Shrewsbury
...made to order and is delicious. The menu for the evening meal looked impressive - although we ate in Shrewsbury so cannot really comment.
The bar is pretty good for a hotel, but on a wet autumn evening it was not enough to keep us there all evening. The only downside for us was the location - too far out of the city to walk, so got a taxi, and had a long wait for a taxi back. The quite location however will probably be perfect for others.
The other point of interest for the stay - was a fire in the middle of the night, so we were all out in the carpark at 3.00am! It was well organised however with free hot drinks and snacks provided, and we were soon back in our rooms. No lasting damage was done.
I got an excellent price deal due to a business relationship, it normally costs around £110-£125 for a double room b&b.
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Advantages: Interesting look at modern Shrewsbury Disadvantages: None
...This is Shrewsbury is one of the best modern photographic records of an English county town that I have seen in a very long time indeed. It is written by Al Smith, Mike Ashton and Danny Beath and edited by Fay Easton and Phil Northwood, published by the Shrewsbury Town Centre Management Partnership. If only all town centre management partnerships were as pro-active and as go ahead as Shrewsbury's!
For me, the book captures all the many different, somewhat mercurial moods and nuances that make up the medieval and paradoxically at the same time, modern town of Shrewsbury.
There's a young man enjoying a quiet pint in a smokey pub.
And facing the ethereal beauty of the Kingsland Bridge over the River Severn early one morning.
There are photographs which reflect the proud military history of Shrewsbury, yet these are juxtaposed...
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