Shrewsbury Area Hotels

Situated just outside Shrewsbury, the 300 year old hotel is one of the finest examples of Shropshire's great houses set in 14 acres of gardens. The bedrooms are beautifully decorated and furnished; there is an excellent restaurant and a fully equipped leisure complex with 5 additional beauty treatment rooms

Situated in the heart of medieval Shrewsbury, The Prince Rupert is firmly established as one of Shropshire's finest hotels. Combining old-world charm with modern comforts it is an oasis of tranquillity in the centre of town. The hotel has three restaurants and a health club.

Located in one of the finest medieval market towns, set amidst the glorious Shropshire countryside and close to the Welsh borders. The Purple Hotel offers air conditioned rooms with modern amenities, including power showers, satellite TV and hairdryer.

Nestling between historic Shrewsbury and Telford, this former Hunting Lodge's location is a sanctuary for those who wish to leave behind the hustle and bustle. Many of the en-suite bedrooms have balconies with views overlooking the gardens.

A family run grade 2 Georgian town house situated in the heart of Shrewsbury town centre, near the world-famous Shrewsbury Abbey, with its 16 en-suite rooms, 40 seater restaurant, a relaxing bar, lounge area & private car park.

A Grade II-listed country house situated on the outskirts of Shrewsbury. Facilities include the Moat Room restaurant with a wide choice of dishes using fresh local produce and 4 acres of landscaped gardens to relax in. There are 26 spacious, en-suite bedrooms, six of which have original four poster beds, spa baths and antique furniture.

Dating from 1727, this Georgian posting house is ideal for business or pleasure. Facilities include a purpose built conference suite, crown bowling greet, luxury health and beauty club and award winning restaurant.

Set amongst the maze of Shrewsbury’s medieval streets, the Cromwell Hotel provides a delightfully antiquated setting. With a lively bar, an oak-pannelled restaurant, an effervescent walled patio area and quirky, unique bedrooms they have everything you need under one roof.

Historic Grade II listed building. Most rooms have baths and power showers. The hotel offers a friendly relaxed atmosphere, easy to find and close to Junction 6 of the M54.

Set deep in the English countryside, Hawkstone Park has been welcoming travellers since 1790. The hotel offers extensive grounds and three golf courses. The Hawkstone Restaurant offers a table d'hôte dinner menu with a la carte extras and is situated in the main hotel. The Terrace Restaurant is situated in the Golf Centre and offers tasty meals throughout the day.

This 16th century hotel is situated in the centre of an historic and attractive county town. Boasting exposed beams and an inglenook fireplace, the Lion & Pheasant Hotel includes a restaurant and bar, both open to non-residents and offering a warm and friendly atmosphere, with real ale.

Nestled in woodland overlooking the small market town of Church Stretton, the hotel provides the ideal base for visitors, whatever their preference. Good food and wine, superb location, excellent accommodation and facilities, and most importantly, professional and committed staff all under the watchful eye of the Chapman family.

A privately run hotel offering first class accommodation at reasonable prices. grade II listed house converted with a wealth of national charm, it affords a pleasant atmosphere recently decorated throughout comfortable and informal all rooms en-suite

The restful, friendly ambiance of this beautiful Georgian house sweeps you away immediately. As you enter the Old Rectory hotel through the Georgian pillars you are greeted with a splendid Staircase. The traditional wooded bar with its tapestry style interiors and pine wooden floor is a perfect starting point to meet old and new friends over a drink.

This former Georgian Rectory is now an award winning Country House Hotel. The hotel successfully captures that elusive combination of unobtrusive hospitality, high standards of service and accommodation, first class food and healthy cooking and an easy going unpretentious style that guarantees that 'away from it all' feeling.

This grade II listed town house is located close to the Severn with its fine riverside walks, yet is within a few minutes walk of the town centre. This is a non smoking hotel with ground floor disabled rooms. All rooms are en-suite with tea and coffee making facilities and colour TV.

All rooms beautifully furnished beams antique brass or four poster beds relaxed atmosphere with excellent food. Sebastian’s is an award winning hotel restaurant French cuisine with fresh fish a speciality.

Set in award winning grounds at the heart of the countryside but with easy road and rail access to many major towns. All areas furnished to an extremly high standard. Friendly, efficient but unobtrusive staff.

Offering excellent value for money and is close to all amenities of this town. You can enjoy fine cuisine in the contemporary Brasserie. The bar attracts both locals and visitors to the town and is lively on weekend nights.

This 18th century listed hotel rests in the unique village of Llanymynech, half of which is in Wales and the other in England. The family run Cross Keys offers traditional English pub hospitality with bed and breakfast accommodation for families and groups.