Bed And Breakfast in Bomere Heath

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.

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.

Hawkstone Park is a simply magical experience. Deep in the heart of Shropshire countryside, it is set in 400 acres of outstanding natural beauty and includes a 66-bedroom hotel, two championship golf courses and its own award-winning attraction, the Follies. Just one hour from Manchester and Birmingham International Airports, you and the kids will be entertained for hours in the magic of the follies, the caves, the bridges and the hilly walks, or you and your partner can immerse yourself in the romance of the gardens and woodland walks. Its said from the top of the Follies, your view stretches over 13 counties, into Wales and beyond - simply breathtaking. Once youve explored the Follies, enjoy afternoon tea in the tea shop or venture back to the hotel for a delicious meal in one of two restaurants. For golfing enthusiasts, the two 18-hole championship golf courses are a test to the most discerning golfer and well worth a visit. Every bedroom at Hawkstone Park is modern and comfortable, a great place to rest up after a busy day out in the grounds. Tickets to the Follies can be pre-booked and we do advise you check our opening times before you arrive as they are seasonal.

Stunning Georgian farmhouse ideally located in the idyllic village of Wrockwardine between Shrewsbury and Telford. Only 5 minutes from M54 motorway (J7), 10 mins from Telford town centre and Business districts and only 20 minutes from the centre of Shrewsbury. Tourist attractions are a stones throw away.. Ironbridge Gorge, Wenlock Edge and beautiful North Wales are easily accessible. This recently renovated family home offers home cooked breakfasts including smoked salmon and eggs benedict. Should you require dinner, this can be arranged! All rooms are sympathetically decorated to a very high standard and include free Wi-Fi, Freeview/DVD flatscreen televisions, tea and coffee facilities, 100% cotton linens, personal toiletries as well as use of the spacious guest lounge and breakfast/dining room overlooking the gardens.

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.

Abbots Mead Hotel, is a Shrewsbury town center hotel situated close to the river Severn and within easy walking distance of some great restaurants which this delightful market town has to offer.you can enjoy the luxury accommodation only found in a privately run or family run hotel of this class and visitors are made welcome by your hosts: Barry, Eileen and AndrewThe Hotel has its own private car park, Free Wireless broadband connection,All major credit cards accepted. The Abbots Mead Hotel has now been upgraded from a 4 star guest house to a 2-star AA Metro Hotel, which is a town or city centre property providing full hotel services, except dinner, close to a range of places to eat.

Georgian elegance in the heart of Shropshire. Set within 3.5 acres of tranquil grounds with stunning views over shropshire. Short distance from Shrewsbury, Telford, Chester and Ironbridge where you will find good theatres, shopping, walks and museums

Dovecote Grange Guest House is ideally located just 10 minutes from the Telford International Conference Centre, Telford Town Centre and Business Districts. We are just 15 mins from the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site, Weston Park and Shrewsbury. We are also within a short drive of many of Shropshires wonderful tourist attractions not to mention Powys Castle and the Magnificent Welsh Hills just over the border. Free WIFI is available throughout Dovecote Grange. Our Guest House is a beautiful family home offering uncompromising comfort and style together with a warm and friendly atmosphere. Just perfect to make your bed and breakfast stay a happy one. All bedrooms are furnished and equipped to the highest standards comprising of: a TV with integrated DVD / CD player, alarm clock radio, tea and coffee making facilities and a hair dryer a heater / cooler fan, room thermostat, bath robes, all personal care and toiletry requirements.

Built in 1911 as a private home for a retired colonel, the Hall today is a quintessential country house with all the landmarks of quality, tradition and excellence, without straying from the comforts of modern luxuries. You may be looking for a quiet break, a busy weekend, a romantic evening, an exciting venue - whatever - Tern Hill Hall fulfills each and every need. Its the perfect setting for any occasion. Functions for up to 350 people can be held in the luxury heated Marquee, situated on the lawns and conveniently linked to the Hall. Available all year round, this facility enables us to offer a refreshing new dimension in both private and corporate entertainment whilst maintaining the intimate country house atmosphere for which we are locally renowned.

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.

Morgans at The Exchange Hotel is a newly refurbuished hotel, cafe, lounge bar and restaurant situated in the heart of Shrewsbury. We are within easy walking distance of numerous visitor attractions, such as the new Theatre Severn, the main shoping areas around Pride Hill, the high street, railway station, St Chads Church, Shrewsbury Cathedral and other local churches. The Quarry Park, where the Shrewsbury Flower Show is held annually, is just behind us 2 minutes walk away. Morgans at The Exchange Hotel is a family owned and run business. We aim to offer a high standard of customer service with a personal touch. We have 3 double rooms, 1 family room and 2 twin rooms all of which are fully en-suite. The rooms are light, bright and airy, with good size bathrooms. All rooms are fully fursnished and come with flat screen televisions and built in dvd players, radio alarm clock, tea and coffee making facilities, hairdryers and free wifi. 1 bedroo is equipped with a small kitchenette, perfect for longer stays or greater flexibility! Parking is available directly outside the hotel, this is free from 630pm to 8am or alternativly there are several car parks nearby, pay per hour, multi storey or open air all day parks, just ask when checking in.

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 and the new town of Telford.We offer luxury bed and breakfast accommodation in three beautifully decorated bedrooms with colour TVs with Freeview and DVD.Our location is perfect for exploring Shropshire and the Welsh borderlands. We are a short distance from the world heritage site of the Ironbridge Gorge and the surrounding area offers a wide range of attractions and activities to suit all tastes. Shropshire is Englands largest inland county and the most beautiful and unspoilt part of Britain you could imagine. Take some to time explore our spectacular countryside and historic towns, visit the remains of Roman Cities, Medieval Castles and Abbeys plus magnificent houses and gardens, all within easy reach of The Mill House. Wi-Fi available

The beautiful 18th century main building is situated on the road between Shrewsbury and Ellesmere. Featuring traditional wood beams, a warming snug with fireplace, an excellent period bar and a charming dining area, the Burlton Inn is amongst the best country pubs in Shropshire listed in the Michelin guide for the last 3 years. We offer excellent accommodation within the grounds of the inn. Comprising of six well appointed guest rooms, the annex accommodation is a great Shropshire hideaway, featured in ‘The Hidden Places of England’. 4 stars from the AA guide & winning a dinner award for 2010.

The Prince Rupert Classic Hotel is in the heart of Shrewsbury, surrounded by narrow streets and timbered buildings and a short walk from the towns many historic attractions. Once the home of Prince Rupert, the grandson of King James I, the hotel is widely recognised as the towns finest, and dates back to the 12th Century. The hotel offers a choice of restaurants, a garden courtyard and beauty treatments available in the health club. The perfect base to explore this historic town. A member of Classic British Hotels.

16th century award winning coaching inn a 30 second walk from shropshires jewel ellesmere lake with plenty of wildlife and walks for you to enjoy. A 2 minute walk into the market town of ellesmere and the shropshire union canal. Meals available all day every day noon-8.30pm. A mixture of standard,en-suite and deluxe rooms available,all rooms with tea/coffee making facilties and tv/video and free use of our video libary.residents may also enjoy free use of 4 mountain bikes to explore the local area.we added two more rooms in august 2005,these are are ground floor rooms with walk in showers and are for disabled people,take a look at our updated website to view a vidio of the inn. ellesmere.info/redlion

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".

A warm welcome awaits you at this Grade II Listed Georgian farmhouse set in an acre of gardens. A wonderful blend of character oak beams & floors with more contemporary luxuries. The individually furnished spacious rooms, named after places of interest in the area, are complemented by innovative fresh food cooked to order by the chef/proprietor.... all in a strict non-smoking environment. All rooms are non-smoking, with en-suite facilities, radio/alarm, flat screen colour TV with Freeview/DVD/CD/MP3 player, hairdryer, tea/coffee making facilities, free WiFi Access, complimentary toiletries and are individually furnished with rich, heavy fabrics, plump duvets and cotton bed-linen. Breakfast is something of a sumptuous affair offering a wide choice of breakfast dishes. The Cottage Restaurant serves a tantalizing, locally sourced A la Carte menu Tuesday to Saturday evenings.

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

The Bear at Hodnet is a 16th century coaching inn offering a wide range of facilities for private and corporate guests. Allison and Ben Christie took over The Bear in May 2007 and have refurbished the large function room and restaurant. The building has the enticing character of a bygone age whilst providing the comforts and amenities of the 21st century. To make your visit even more special there is a friendly ghost called Jasper and a former Bear Pit with secret passages leading to the village church and Hodnet Hall. There is a traditional bar with log fires, a restaurant, and 8 en-suite bedrooms designed for your comfort and relaxation. There are double rooms, single rooms and family rooms. In our annexe there is a suite suitable for 4 people with space for a cot.