Just off the A5, on the outskirts of Shrewsbury, this air-conditioned hotel features large, modern bedrooms, a contemporary restaurant and conference facilities.
A 300-year-old 4-star country house hotel, the Mercure Shrewsbury Albrighton Hall Hotel & Spa offers en suite rooms, a restaurant and bar, as well as a leisure club and spa.
Boasting a bar, The Shrewsbury Hotel Wetherspoon is situated opposite River Severn. This property is located a short distance from attractions such as Shrewsbury Cathedral.
In the heart of historical Shrewsbury, The Prince Rupert Hotel offers period features and traditional charm.
Margaret
United Kingdom
The staff at the hotel were wonderful - very friendly and welcoming and nothing was too much trouble. We were a group of friends and all of our single rooms were very comfortable. Freshly cooked breakfast each morning was excellent and dinner on our first night was also very good. The hotel is very central - lots to see and do within walking distance, and cabs readily available for those who couldn't face the uphill return.
I recommend reading the book "The Prince Rupert Hotel" telling their experience of housing the homeless during the first Covid lockdown
This 16th-century coaching inn has played host to both Dickens and Darwin. With beautiful, Elizabethan decor, The Lion is set within the heart of historic Shrewsbury.
In a 16th-century building, the Lion & Pheasant Hotel features a traditional restaurant and stylish rooms with free Wi-Fi. The hotel is situated on Wyle Cop, in Shrewsbury’s historical centre.
In the heart of historic Shrewsbury, the newly renovated The Loopy Shew boasts elegant and stylish rooms, an exciting restaurant and a busy, vibrant bar.
Rachel
United Kingdom
location excellent. staff lovely. able to check in early and leave suitcase. breakfast really nice
In the heart of Shrewsbury town centre, with free private parking and free Wi-Fi, this carefully preserved Georgian townhouse offers, 16 en suite rooms and a relaxing bar and lounge area.
With a traditional restaurant and ale bar, this family-run hotel has a patio garden and scenic views. The Corbet Arms sits on the banks of the River Severn, just 5 minutes’ drive from Shrewsbury.
Michael
United Kingdom
Beautiful location.
A very comfortable, freshly refurbished bedroom with lovely views overlooking the River Seven.
Good pub food.
Located in Shrewsbury and with Ironbridge Gorge reachable within 25 km, The Albert Hotel provides a shared lounge, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a bar.
Situated in Shrewsbury, 15 km from Ironbridge Gorge, Riverside Inn by Chef & Brewer Collection features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Nice big room, friendly staff and lovely breakfast
Rowton Castle is a beautiful 17th-century Grade II listed building, set in 17 acres of tranquil grounds, and 6 miles from the historic market town of Shrewsbury.
Outstanding, characterful hotel in beautiful grounds
Located in Shrewsbury, 33 km from Ironbridge Gorge, Netley Hall provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a restaurant.
The layout and decoration was good. The food was exceptional
This 16th-century coaching inn has played host to both Dickens and Darwin. With beautiful, Elizabethan decor, The Lion is set within the heart of historic Shrewsbury.
Breakfast was excellent and the staff friendly and polite
FAQs about hotels in Shrewsbury
On average, 3-star hotels in Shrewsbury cost £84 per night, and 4-star hotels in Shrewsbury are £122 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Shrewsbury can on average be found for £139 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Shrewsbury, UK is accessible via train from London (3 hours), Manchester (1 hour) and Birmingham (1 hour). For international travellers, the nearest airports are Birmingham (90km) and Manchester (100km). No direct water transport services are available. Transfers may be required.
Birmingham Airport is the most convenient for both domestic and international travellers to Shrewsbury, due to its extensive flight network. It's approximately 90km away, making it a manageable journey.
Shrewsbury, UK, offers various public transport options. The Arriva bus service provides extensive routes across town. Shrewsbury Railway Station connects to major cities. Taxis are readily available. Cycling is encouraged with dedicated lanes. Walking is feasible due to the town's compact size.
The town centre of Shrewsbury is the best area to stay, offering a mix of historic charm, shopping, dining, and entertainment options. It's conveniently located, making it easy for visitors to explore the town's attractions.
What guests said about Shrewsbury:
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Scored 10
To be honest, we made Shrewsbury a stop off point as we...
To be honest, we made Shrewsbury a stop off point as we travelled to Wales for a weeks cottage holiday. We stopped on the 'way down' and on the 'way back', to break up long journeys.
However, from our two half days in Shrewsbury it looks like a place for longer stays. The museum and art gallery were very interesting. The shopping areas were very good, with a good mix of larger names (M&S, Sea Salt, White Stuff ...) and independents. There were many eating places, but obviously we weren't able to make use of all but two in the town, both of which were very good.
It looks like a place we will return to!
PetalBr
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Shrewsbury is a great town to visit which we do several...
Shrewsbury is a great town to visit which we do several times a year. Summer time is definitely worth a visit but we go all year round and always enjoy ourselves. Full of history, quirky hotels, bars and restaurants and great for shopping. Umai restaurant is outstanding for us food always delicious. A trip on the river boat highly recommended. Several places to park all within a short distance of the centre.
Carol
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
The town is packed full of historic beautiful biuldings...
The town is packed full of historic beautiful biuldings Riverside walk is an absolute must... Town centre to Castlefields especially. The Abbey, castle , and lots of one off shops. Hidden in nooks and crannies are such delights as the old post office the old prison and boutiques.
Don't miss The Dingle gardens as you take the walk.
david
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
An absolute surprise - we spent all day just walking round...
An absolute surprise - we spent all day just walking round Shrewsbury and being delighted by what we found - including the Market Hall which is something we don't see many of in the south of England.
Christopher
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
Shrewsbury there is plenty of places to eat and drink...
Shrewsbury there is plenty of places to eat and drink resonable prices
Plenty of shops easy to get around a bit hilly in parts for people with mobility issues. good walks along river bank and in parks plenty of space to wonder if you don't want the town.
Thompson
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
This was our second time in Shrewsbury and still lots to see...
This was our second time in Shrewsbury and still lots to see and do. The prison is a must to visit and is well worth the entrance fee, especially is you do the self guided tour. The majority of the pubs and independant shops are dog friebdly, which is a huge bonus if your four legged friend is with you. The blitz hill museum in Ironbridge is worth a visit. We paid £26.50 each entrance fee but it was well worth the money and ypu could spend all day there looking at and interacting with the exhibits. There are some oldy worldy little streets to walk down and a walk along the river is a must. The darwin trail is well worth doing, very interesting and comoletely free
This was a break away for my mum and I, shopping trip to Shrewsbury and a night in a hotel. Exceptional coaching house hotel. Beautifully appointed, everything tastefully done. Wonderful breakfast, lovely to eat home made food cooked to perfection. The staff were friendly and polite. Overall the perfect girly trip.
We liked the friendly staff, the cleanliness, the location and the comfort. The fact there was a free car park connected to the hotel was a bonus. We stayed two nights and would definitely return if the opportunity ever arose. We would recommend the Lion and Pheasant to anyone planning a trip to Shrewsbury.
A beautiful apartment, fully equipped, nicely furnished, and very comfortable. Also the owner has paid a lot of attention to detail. There was a very thoughtful welcome pack waiting for us 💓 many thanks. If anyone is going to visit Shrewsbury and needing accommodations, no need to look further.
The hotel is in an excellent position for visiting Shrewsbury, and has its own car park which is well managed to make maximum use of the space available. The rooms were quite small but had all we needed. Breakfast was great and the owners and staff could not have been more helpful.
Located just on the edge of Shrewsbury town centre, it's a good distance from the river and restaurants with 2 parking spaces available and a corner shop next door. Mostly as described but angles towards an airbnb vibe more than a hotel or cottage stay.
This hotel is very charming and in a great historic area. The public spaces are beautiful in an antique style. Many famous people have stayed here during the hotel's long history. The rooms and upstairs are a little tired but very comfortable.
Location was exceptional with easy access all the various sites within Shrewsbury
Room was comfortable with a good bathroom
Food at the hotel was very good both for breakfast and in the royalist restaurant.
We’ve stayed here several times since opening and enjoy the river location, close proximity to Shrewsbury and hotel decor. The one continuous let down is the restaurant food and restaurant service.
The room was very clean and the hotel is in an excellent location for everything. The staff were lovely and I would recommend the Shrewsbury hotel to anyone wanting a few nights in the town.
The room was like a small suite with everything we needed. All our meals were well cooked and excellently presented. The staff were really helpful. The hotel was set in beautiful grounds.
The place is well located in the middle of town, next to the prison Museum and Shrewsbury train station. Walking distance to town center. The apartment is clean and with many amenities.
The room was what we expected. Clean bed, clean towels, plenty of coffee and tea. It's not the Hilton but for the cheapest hotel in Shrewsbury town centre it's worth the money.
A fantastic boutique hotel that specialises in the little things! Incredibly clean and comfortable with an amazing central location in the beautiful town of Shrewsbury.
Breakfast was very good and the setting is lovely. We ate in the restaurant which was very nice and welcome as the hotel itself is quite a way out of Shrewsbury.
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