33 Hotels in Shropshire.

The Hanmer Arms - With a beautiful, peaceful location in the quiet, traditional village of Hanmer, this charming 4-star inn offers attractive en suite accommodation and is great for a restful, relaxing break. Situated on the borders of Shropshire, Cheshire and North Wales, the inn has a delightful location in the picturesque village of Hanmer, home to the famous Church of St Chads. Surrounded by a lake, The Hanmer Arms Hotel has 12 en suite bedrooms and one large suite. The inn has been awarded a 4-star rating by the AA and offers great hospitality, a friendly welcome and good quality, fresh, modern food, made using locally sourced produce. Open throughout the day, the inn is traditional in its d

The Oaks Hotel - A friendly, warm welcome awaits you at this small, family- run, rural hotel located 2.5 miles east of the centre of Telford. Popular with commercial visitors and tourists, the accommodation is well-equipped and offers family rooms and triple rooms. A good choice of popular dishes is available in the restaurant and there is a pleasant bar, function room and beer garden.

Park Inn Telford by Radisson - Park Inn Telford is ideal for Telford's government offices and surrounding business parks, whilst also well placed for Ironbridge and its 9 museums. The Park Inn Telford is ideally located in the heart of Shropshire and just off the M54 (junction 5). Park Inn is close to the Midlands and the M6, with a prime location for Telford Train Station. Leisure guests can make full use of the Innaction leisure club. Relax in the heated indoor swimming pool, sauna and steam room. Ironbridge Gorge is minutes away and residents at Park Inn Telford can enjoy free entry to Telford Town Park's 'Wonderland'.

Macdonald Hill Valley Hotel Golf & Spa - Just 1 mile from Whitchurch, the Macdonald Hill Valley Hotel boasts 2 18-hole golf courses, stylish rooms and a restaurant. The leisure centre has a pool, gym and nail bar.. The bedrooms at the Hill Valley Hotel have modern decor, a seating area and bathroom with bath and shower. Some rooms have views over the golf course. Borders Restaurant offers traditional British and international dishes including a full English breakfast. The Lounge and Sports Bars serve pub food. The Hill Valley spa offers massage, facials and other beauty treatments. A sauna and steam room are available. The Emerald Course is championship level and golf tuition is available from resident experts. The Pro Shop offers equipment and there is a 6-hole pitch and putt for beginners. Beeston Castle, Nantwich and Comber Mere are all within 20 minutes' drive of the Macdonald Hill Valley. Chester, Crewe and Shrewsbury are less than 25 miles away.

The Down Inn - The Down Inn is located in stunning countryside just 5 minutes from Bridgnorth. A warm, friendly welcome and a tasty carvery await. The family-owned, traditional free house has open log fires, wholesome country food and local cask ales. The superbly appointed en suite rooms were opened in October 2008. Some rooms have free Wi-Fi access. The Down Inn is surrounded by many public footpaths with lovely views of the Shropshire countryside.

Best Western Valley Hotel - In the stunning Ironbridge Gorge, on the banks of the River Severn, this beautifully preserved Georgian country house offers luxurious accommodation, free Wi-Fi and an award-winning restaurant. Winner of Best Western's Hotel of the Year 2008, the Best Western Valley Hotel is located in the World Heritage Site of Ironbridge. The hotel is set in its own secluded grounds, surrounded by stunning European-award-winning parkland that sweeps down to the banks of the River Severn. The world-famous Ironbridge is less than 10 minutes' walk down the river from the hotel. This 3-star country house hotel has 44 individually designed en suite rooms, some with queen size or four-poster beds and wonderful views. The Chez Maw Restaurant has an excellent reputation and has won 2 Rosette awards for the outstanding preparation of its food and the good quality of the ingredients it uses. Free private parking is available on site.

Prince Rupert Hotel - In the heart of historical Shrewsbury, The Prince Rupert Hotel offers period features and traditional charm. Once home to Prince Rupert, the timber-framed hotel features a health club and 2 restaurants. The magnificent building of The Prince Rupert dates back to the 12th century yet features a modern spa and fitness centre. There is a small gym, a jacuzzi, sauna and steam shower. The on-site beauty salon offers an extensive list of indulgent treatments. The Royalist Restaurant serves creative dishes using seasonal produce, and is decorated with original tapestries and suits of armour. The more casual Chambers Brasserie features an open fire and oak panelling, and serves a traditional British menu. The elegant rooms have en suite bathrooms and tea and coffee facilities. Rooms also feature a TV, hairdryer and free luxury toiletries. Wi-Fi is accessible throughout, and room service is also available. Many rooms have period features, including exposed beams and sloping ceilings. Prince Rupert Hotel is centrally located in the town centre, surrounded by a maze of cobbled streets and historical buildings. The medieval Shrewsbury Castle is just 5 minutes' walk, and The Shrewsbury Museum and Art Gallery is less than 500 metres away.

The Raven Hotel - Beautifully set in the ancient market town of Much Wenlock, this 17th century coaching inn presents itself as an ideal base from which to explore Shropshire. The combination of ancient almshouses and a Medieval hall, today The Raven offers the warmest welcome with individually styled, luxuriously appointed accommodation alongside the traditional comforts of open fires and beamed rooms. Whether your choice is to meander the streets of the local market towns, walk our glorious countryside or visit some of the many historical sites, the Raven Hotel provides an excellent base.

Albright Hussey Manor Hotel - Set in beautiful gardens and surrounded by an original moat, the Albright Hussey Manor Hotel features an award-winning restaurant. The 16th-century building is bursting with original charm and period features. The individual rooms each have unique character and antique furniture, many with four-poster beds. Rooms are traditionally decorated with classical art and ornamental lamps, and offer tea and coffee facilities, an en suite bathroom and free Molton Brown toiletries. Dating back to Tudor times, the Moat Room Restaurant features oak panels, grand fireplaces and moulded beams. A modern, international menu is served, with an extensive wine list available. There is also a dining terrace, offering views towards the Welsh Hills. Situated on the outskirts of historical Shrewsbury, the town centre and Shrewsbury Railway Station are just 10 minutes away. Arscott Golf Club is a 20-minute drive, and the Welsh Border is just 30 minutes away. Free private parking is available on site.

Longmynd Hotel - Nestled in woodland overlooking the small market town of Church Stretton, the hotel is situated in the South Shropshire hills, an area of outstanding natural beauty and renowned walking country. Boasting breathtaking views, Longmynd provides good food and wine, a superb location, excellent accommodation and facilities and, most importantly, professional and committed staff all under the watchful eye of the Chapman family, hotel owners for 3 generations. During your stay you can take advantage of the hotel's facilities, including an outdoor heated swimming pool, a sauna, pitch & putt and table tennis. You can also enjoy the Allen Coppice Woodland Walk and Sculpture Trail and the romantic Folly Garden.