Guesthouses and B&B's in Telford and Ironbridge

Stunning Georgian farmhouse, renovated as recently as March 2008 with fabulous views over Wrockwardine and the Wrekin. Rooms offer Freeview/DVD televisions and tea and coffee facilities, as well as use of a spacious guest lounge and breakfast room overlooking the gardens.

Offering luxurious bed and breakfast facilities. The three en-suite rooms have been renovated and modernised by the owners in order to retain the very essence of this period building. The rooms combine luxury and elegance with both modern and period traits offering a more than welcoming experience.

Superior accommodation for the discerning traveller. Beautiful, warm friendly home with country views, 10 minutes from Telford town centre and the International Centre.

This early 1800's detached property, previously built for the Foundry Master of the nearby Coalbrookdale works, has been lovingly restored by the owners of the nearby Coalbrookdale Inn to reflect many of the original features influenced by the Georgian period.

A charming 17th century coaching inn offering restaurant, parking & gardens. The hotel is a family owned and managed free house, offering warm, traditional hospitality throughout the year, with the addition of a welcoming log fire to greet you in the Winter.

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 in three acres of landscaped gardens, Hadley Park House Hotel provides the ideal get away from everyday life whether for a leisure break or business, the personal service at the hotel will ensure you leave feeling relaxed.

A fabulous, new extension incorporating ground floor, luxury en-suite bedrooms, offers a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere. We endeavor to make sure your stay is as comfortable as you want it to be.

We have a selection of Superior Bedrooms with either a large Four Poster or Half Tester antique bed with Lavender scented pillows to help aid restful sleep. Recently voted Shropshire Inn of the Year 2005 for our excellent traditional ales & imaginative cuisine.

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

Naughty Nell's is a beautifully restored 16th century coaching inn at the heart of the historic market town of Shifnal, which was described by Charles Dickens in The Old Curiosity Shop. Grade II listed, the inn is surrounded by attractive half-timbered and Georgian houses and close to the Norman church.

A spacious and distinguished Grade II listed, three-storey property encompassing all the charm, opulence and tradition of it's richly historical surroundings.

Offering excellent food and accommodation in Much Wenlock, The Fox dates back to the 1600s. It has 7 uniquely styled, sympathetically restored en-suite rooms, a restaurant and bar.

Set in a wooded Vally adjacent to the museum of Iron. This family run coaching is has its own unique character. Low beams and log burners coupled with a French twist.

Chris and Judy Yates welcome you to the mill house an 18th century converted water mill situated beside the river Roden on a 9 acre working small holding. We are located in the village of High Ercall halfway between the historic county town of Shrewsbury.

This small, family-run hotel is located east of Telford and is popular with commercial visitors and tourists. The accommodation is well-equipped and includes family bedrooms. A good choice of popular dishes is available in the restaurant and there is a pleasant bar, function room and beer garden.

Contemporary styled 17th century coaching inn facing the famous Wrekin Hill. The Old Orleton Inn, Wellington, Shropshire is a charming retreat for both work and pleasure.

Set in a wooded valley leading down to the picturesque severn gorge and is situated 1 mile from the historic iron bridge. The old rectory has been substantially improved to a very high standard, offering a high standard of service and accomodation.

A 4 star eighteenth century Malthouse located on the banks of the river severn within 300yds of the Ironbridge. The 8 bedrooms are all individually & beautifully decorated, in keeping with the style of the building, and the five rooms in the separate Bakehouse are decorated in a more contemporary yet comfortable style.

Situated on Broadway in Shifnal, Shropshire, The Wheatsheaf Inn is of historical and architectural interest and is Grade 2 listed. The interior of the building is 17th century, with huge beams, low ceilings, open inglenook fires and traditional furniture.