Bed And Breakfast in Alberbury

The historic Mercure Albrighton Hall Hotel and Spa, with its Period splendour blends superbly with the luxuries of 20th Century living. The setting is nothing short of idyllic, overlooking a beautiful ornamental lake and 15 acres of sprawling, secluded grounds. The hotel compromises of 87 en-suite rooms, each of which is furnished in a contemporary style. Guests can make full use of the hotel’s Health and Leisure Spa which offers everything from a Techno Gym, Indoor Swimming Pool and Jacuzzi, Rock Sauna, Steam Room and COld Room, alongside 5 beauty treatment rooms, offering a wide selection of Treatments.

andford House Hotel is located close to the Severn with its fine riverside walks yet within a few minutes walk of the town centre. It is a small family hotel. Warm, friendly, smoke free and informal, our aim is to provide a homely tasteful environment with high standards in food and cleanliness. Near by are many excellent restaurants and eating houses of all kinds. Due to this we only cater for bed and breakfast. There is limited parking at the front of the hotel along with a large and reasonably priced car park within 50 yards of the hotel. The Garden Lodge, our new development of wheelchair friendly ground and first floor rooms offer superb accommodation in the very heart of Shrewsbury.

Welcome to Grove Farm House, our family home in the heart of the Shropshire countryside. We aim to provide all our customers with the same comfort as their own home with the added luxury of those little extras which we think will make all the difference to your stay. From soft Egyptian cotton bed linen and towels, to indulgent toiletries and homemade biscuits, we hope that we have thought of all the important things that will make your stay just right. Breakfast is, of course, the most important meal of the day, and we hope that you will enjoy ours. We are located just outside the small village of Condover, just six miles south of the historic market town of Shrewsbury and within striking distance of the South Shropshire Hills, the World Heritage site of Ironbridge and the gastronomic capital of the county, Ludlow. Grove Farm House is a perfect base whether on business or on holiday.

Set in beautiful countryside halfway between Telford and Shrewsbury, The Wroxeter Hotel enjoys 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 holidays; and for business travelers looking for something more than just a room. We are family run and excel in traditional cooking and personal service. Within walking distance is the roman site of Viriconium, Wroxeters Anglo Saxon church and the most northerly red grape vineyard in the World. Within easy reach are the Shropshire hills, Welsh marshes and popular sites such as the Ironbridge Gorge and associated World Heritage Site.

In the very heart of the beautiful historic town of Shrewsbury, the Lion Hotel combines stunning 16th Century architecture with every classical comfort. Famous for its exceptional Adam Ballroom, a warm and friendly atmosphere welcomes you. With its wonderfully traditional character, the Lion Hotel is perfectly situated to enable guests to enjoy all that this unique area has to offer. The restaurant, Sam Haywards, is available to non residents and offers a relaxed dining experience using fresh local produce. Absolute Bliss at the Lion Hotel. Our new in house beauty salon offers a wide range of treatments to relax and pamper yourself during your stay. From Facials to Anti-Cellulite Wraps, Massages to Manicures and stay young non-surgical face and body toning. Appointments may be made prior to arrival to avoid disappointment, however bookings can be taken at the desk subject to availability. For full details of treatments and price list, visit our website.

The Longmynd Hotel is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and enjoys stunning views over the old market town of Church Stretton. A Green Tourism Business, owned and run by three generations of the Chapman family, the hotel prides itself on offering guests a warm welcome and friendly, professional staff with good local knowledge who will be pleased to help you get the best out of your stay.

The evolution of Shrewsbury has seen the town, first mentioned in a charter dating back to 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 of the fittest would have made Charles Darwin, Shrewsburys most famous son, proud. He attended school here and gained who knows how much early inspiration, playing by the clear sparkling waters of the River Severn which flows lazily through the town. There is a strong, association with the heavier side of science too. The birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, just outside Shrewsbury, was sparked by John wilkinsons cast iron bridge, now celebrated with UNESCO World Heritage status and plenty of award winning museums and with the magnificent Severn Valley Railway, The Roman city of Wroxeter, Offas Dyke and a nuclear bunker all open to visitors, Shrewsbury is truly a place with something for everybody. "PLEASE NOTE THAT ACCOMMODATION IS TOTALLY NON SMOKING".

Croft House has three spacious double bedrooms, one being a family room. Each room is complimented by a luxurious ensuite bathroom consisting of a separate bath and shower. All are decorated to a very high standard and all are situated on the first floor. Croft House is conveniently located in a quiet residential area with ample parking. The Burway room has a luxury feel and is decorated and furnished to a very high standard with your every comfort in mind.

The Blueberry Hotel is located on the outskirts of one of the finest medieval market towns, close to the Welsh borders. The town centre is packed with timber-framed black & white buildings, steep narrow streets and alleyways. In fact it boasts over 600 listed buildings including the Castle, now a regimental museum and the world-famous Shrewsbury Abbey, home of the fictional Brother Cadfael. The historic centre is a shoppers heaven packed with designer shops, smart new malls and an amazing range of independent retailers. Add to that a lively social night life in the bars and clubs, and a rich choice of cafes and restaurants