 
| Raven Hotel
30 Barrow Street, Much Wenlock
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Rooms from 85.00 GBP | To ensure the comfort and enjoyment of all guests, the staff strive to attain a high level of personal service. |
 
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Rooms from 59.00 GBP | | 16th Century Manor House Hotel, formerly known as Madeley court Hotel.Free WiFi and free parking. Rated 3 AA Star. 2 miles from Ironbridge Gorge and Museum and 10 miles from Cosford Air Museum. Easily reached from junction 4 of the M54 and 4 miles from Telford Railway Station. On site restaurant and lakeside lounge/bar offering excellent cuisine and a good selection of beverages. Historic rooms available include genuine antique furniture. All rooms include flat screen TV's and Freeview channels. |
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Rooms from 60.00 GBP | | Set in beautiful countryside halfway between Telford and Shrewsbury, The Wroxeter Hotel has 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; and for business travellers looking for something more than just a room. The family-run hotel excels in traditional cooking and personal service. Within walking distance is the Roman site of Viriconium and Wroxeter Vineyard. |
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Rooms from 47.00 GBP | | The Buckatree Hall Hotel is a renowned comfortable Country House, with its own mature gardens and set beside a scenic lake and woodland, it offers the perfect relaxing retreat.
Many of our well appointed rooms enjoy scenic views of the hotels beautiful grounds providing a memorable setting in which you can relax, unwind and enjoy your stay.
Both the Lakeside Restaurant and the Lander Bar & Lounge offer a warm and inviting environment for you to enjoy; also offering a selection of fine menu options.
Free WIFI is available in all areas and guest bedrooms, Free Car Parking. |
| Bandon Arms
Mill Street, Bridgnorth
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Rooms from 49.50 GBP | | The Bandon Arms is a delightful traditional listed pub which has benefited from an extensive refurbishment. Located on the very edge of Lowtown, Bridgnorth, home to the Seven Valley Steam Railway and within easy reach of Ironbridge Gorge, it is ideal for tourists. The Bandon Arms is also only 14 miles from Wolverhampton and 11 miles from Telford, making it ideal for business guests. |
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Rooms from 45.00 GBP | | The Lord Nelson is a privately run hotel offering first class accommodation at reasonable prices. A Grade II listed building with a wealth of national charm, it affords a pleasant atmosphere in informal surroundings.
The Hotel is close to the centre of Wellington, a traditional market town, yet within easy reach of the modern shopping centre of Telford with its large variety of shops and big name superstores. Wellington train station is on the doorstep linking up with Shrewsbury and the Welsh coast in one direction and Manchester and London Euston in the other. |
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Rooms from 64.00 GBP | | An Old building fully refurbished to the highest standards possible offering an excellent standard of accommodation for both the business client and the tourist.
The Shrewsbury Hotel is right at the heart of the town centre. |
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Rooms from 85.00 GBP | | 300 years old Shropshire House, a 4 star hotel with 87 en suite rooms, overlooks an ornamental lake in 15 acres of gardens in the heart of Shropshire just 2 miles from the medieval town of Shrewsbury. 30 min from the M6, J10A. Ideal for visiting Chester, Shrewsbury Abbey and the Severn Valley steam railway. 9 meeting rooms, business centre, Oak Room Restaurant, Terrace Lounge and Bar, indoor pool, gym, squash courts, sauna, steam room, solarium and beauty treatments. 24 hr room service. Free parking. |
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Rooms from 56.50 GBP | | Historic Soulton Hall is a striking country house in the intriguing, unspoilt county of Shropshire. Still cherished as the family home of the Ashtons for over 450 years, it combines the comfort of a luxury Country House Hotel with a friendly and distinctly personal approach.
Soulton Hall enjoys a unique location: approached over an ancient stone bridge crossing a babbling brook in glorious Shropshire countryside. Beyond Soulton Hall's tranquil walled gardens lies 500 acres of private country estate and woodland.
The converted Soulton Court was built in 1783 as stables and its stone-flagged floor, and beams make it an ideal venue for private dining, weddings and conferences.
Our menu changes every day and uses as much home produce as possible (such as game, fruit, and honey from our own hives); indeed it is common for our guests to be able to glance out of the window at the garden in which ingredients in their meal were grown.
The Ashton family and their staff look forward to welcoming you here. |
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