33 Hotels in Shropshire.

Sandford House - Warm, friendly, and informal, Sandford House provides a homely, tasteful environment with high standards in food and cleanliness. Secure, off-street parking is available next to the hotel. The light rooms at the Sandford feature seating areas and 22inch flat-screen TVs. Sandford House is located close to the Severn with its fine riverside walks, yet is within a few minutes' walk of the town centre. Nearby are many excellent restaurants and eating houses of all kinds. Sandford offers bed and breakfast accommodation.

Holiday Inn Telford Ironbridge - Enjoying a Midlands location, the hotel is ideally located for easy access to the M54 and Telford town centre. It is adjacent to Telford International Centre and the lovely town park. Telford Railway Station is half a mile away and the hotel has ample free parking. The 150 bedrooms, including a selection of superior rooms and suites are comfortably furnished and well appointed, each with an en suite bathroom. Excellent conference and meeting facilities are available all with natural daylight.

The Cross Keys Hotel - This 18th-century, Grade II listed building is situated in the delightful village of Llanymynech, which straddles the border of Shropshire, England; and Powys, Wales. Located on the Offas Dyke long-distance footpath and now under new management, the Cross Keys is a charming, comfortable base for walking holidays and for exploring the beautiful countryside and local heritage sites. The surrounding landscape offers waterfalls, lakes and mountains. The Welsh border is a few yards away and the historic towns of Shrewsbury and Oswestry are within easy reach. The restaurant serves excellent modern British food with an emphasis on fine, fresh, free-range local produce. Behind the hotel is private parking for guests. There is space for up to 15 cars.

Wynnstay Hotel - The Wynnstay Hotel is set in a Georgian building and features an award-winning restaurant, 2 bars and a fitness centre. A full English breakfast is served every morning. The old stable block at the back of Wynnstay was turned into a luxurious fitness club with an indoor pool, sauna, jet spa, steam room and 3 treatment rooms. Sapori Restaurant offers traditional cuisine as well as lighter, more creative dishes, many with a Mediterranean or Italian influence. The Pavillion lounge bar serves good value bar meals every day of the week and Wilsons Lounge Bar serves coffee, lunches, wine and ales. The centre of Oswestry, with its shops, bars and restaurants, is a short walk away. The nearest golf club, Mile End Golf Club, is a 5-minute drive away.

The Old Orleton Inn - Dating from the 17th century, this former coaching inn has been transformed into a charming, contemporary retreat that faces the famous Wrekin Hill. The Old Orleton Inn is a beautiful inn with a 5-star Silver Award from VisitBritain. It offers accommodation in boutique-style rooms, each with a unique design and character. The owners have been restaurateurs locally for 20 years. The 3 dining rooms create a stylish brasserie-bar feel. The cuisine is British, with vegetarian, fish and meat dishes made using quality, fresh produce, mostly locally sourced. The Old Orleton Inn has always been a 100% non-smoking establishment.

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.

Buckatree Hall Hotel - The newly refurbished Buckatree Hall Hotel is set in scenic woodland at the foot of the Wrekin in tranquil Shropshire. The well-appointed bedrooms, some with balconies, offer spectacular countryside views. Rooms feature flat screen TV's, free Wi-Fi and in room safes. There is a vast range of cuisine available from the restaurant, which overlooks the gardens, and the refreshingly different bar and lounge. Buckatree Hall Hotel is one mile from the M54, making Telford, Ironbridge and Shrewsbury easily accessible. Wreckin Golf Club is just a 10-minute walk away.

Hampton By Hilton Shrewsbury - Just off the A5, on the outskirts of Shrewsbury, this air-conditioned hotel features large, modern bedrooms, a contemporary restaurant and conference facilities. Bedrooms at the Hampton By Hilton Shrewsbury feature luxury power showers, super-king beds and Wi-Fi. The modern, relaxed restaurant serves breakfast and light lunches, and is next to the casual bar with a plasma-screen TV showing Sky Sports and Sky News.

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.

The Wroxeter Hotel - 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.