Budget hotels in Shrewsbury, Shropshire.

In the maze of Shrewsbury's medieval streets amid Housman's steepled vision Cromwells Hotel Restaurant and Bar provides hospitality in large measures.With our lively bar atmospheric oak panelled restaurant buzzing walled patio and quirky bedrooms we have everything you need under one roof. Fully committed to the pursuit of excellence our hand picked team strive to make Cromwells a special place. Enjoy a fine seasonal cuisine with inspirational dishes based around traditionally produced local ingredients mouthwateringly picked at their very best and an exciting selection of wines from around the world. Friendly efficient service in relaxing surroundings... Welcome to Cromwells an island of fun and indulgence. We hope you enjoy OUR vision of Shrewsbury.... We have six rooms four doubles one twin and one for families which have recently been lovingly restored.Boasting a host of original features and furnished in harmony with its 15 century origins as a coaching inn each room has retained individual charms whilst not straying from the comforts of modern luxuries.Indulge yourself in a hearty Shropshire breakfast of free range eggs with sausages and bacon from our award winning butcher. Alternatively if you are feeling romantic we will deliver a tray to your room. All of our rooms are non smoking real addicts can brave the elements in the garden.Snapping at the heels of Ludlow s Michelin starred enclave our hand picked team are fully committed to the pursuit of excellence striving to make Cromwell s a special place. Enjoy fine seasonal cuisine with inspirational dishes prepared from traditionally produced local ingredients at the height of their flavour. We serve and eclectic blend of a la carte bar food and splendid family Sunday lunches with friendly efficient service in relaxing surroundings.With its lively atmospheric bar serving Shropshire real ales Herefordshire cider and an exciting selection of wines from around the world our bar is much favoured by locals and visitors alike. The county town of Shropshire Shrewsbury is unspoilt unrushed and tranquil. Packed with listed buildings situated on some very strange place names such as Dogpole and Mardol Gullet Passage and Grope Lane it only takes a little exploration on foot to reveal the delights of our medieval town. Look out for guided walking and ghost tours through the shuts and passages the unique maze of narrow alleys which criss cross the town centre and the many fine ecclesiastical buildings castles and ruined abbeys as reminders of our medieval spiritual past.Shrewsbury is at the heart of Shropshire and all of its attractions are within easy reach.Just outside town is Attingham Park built in 1785 for the 1st Lord Berwick and now in the care of the National Trust. The property features a picture gallery by John Nash and collections of silver Italian furniture and Grand Tour Paintings. There is a Deer Park with walks alongside the river Tern. Home Farm Attingham a short walk from the hall is a working farm with hands on activities for children.Nearby Wroxeter Roman City the fourth largest in Roman Britain has provided a significant improvement to our awareness of daily life within a Roman garrison settlement Shrewsbury is at the heart of Shropshire and all of its attractions are within easy reach.

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 Shrewsbury s 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 flow 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 Wilkinson s 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 Offa s Dyke and a nuclear bunker all open to visitors Shrewsbury is truly a place with something for everybody.

A renowned 17th Century Coaching Inn in the heart of Shrewsbury with a reputation for friendly hospitality and a traditional atmosphere. For generations this renowned inn has attracted many famous guests including Charles Dickens Disraeli King William IV Madame Tussaud and Thomas D'Quincy. Even the 'Swedish Nightingale' Jenny Lind sang in the hotel in 1849 and 1856.Enough of history ... In the restaurant which is open for both breakfast and dinner guests can enjoy many of our chefs specialities. Teas coffee and a mouth watering range of meals are served in the bars and in the eminently comfortable lounge. Log fires blaze in both during the colder months.For a warm welcome to Shrewsbury whatever the season give us a call.

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 Wireless broadband connection All major credit cards accepted.

Superb new Sleep Inn hotel located in Shrewsbury just off the A5. Designed with full air conditioning throughout our 75 large bedrooms include luxury power showers super king size beds Wi Fi internet access. In room entertainment features blockbuster and SKY TV Our relaxed and contemporary Restaurant serves breakfast and light lunches next to our casual bar with plasma screen showing Sky Sports and News. Choose from a wide selection of brasserie style dishes from our dinner menu. Situated just off the A5 the Sleep Inn is ideal for meetings up to 40 people in one of our four purpose built fully air conditioned meeting rooms featuring natural daylight and Wi Fi connectivity. Barely a mile from the city centre overlooking the Long Mynd Hills the hotel provides easy access both to the town Ironbridge and the surrounding countryside. Shrewsbury is one of England's finest medieval market towns. Set amidst the glorious Shropshire countryside near to the Welsh Borders. The town has over 600 listed buildings including the Castle and the Abbey. Relax in beautiful Quarry Park or take a boat trip on the River Severn. You will also find a huge variety of things to see and do in the surrounding countryside. Each year a number of major festivals and special events are held including the world famous Shrewsbury Flower Show in August. The town has recently started to honour our most famous son Charles Darwin by organising an annual Darwin Festival. Our major Arts Festival Shrewsbury Summer Season runs from June to August with a series of music visual arts and theatre events.

Situated a little distance from the medieval town of Shrewsbury The Radbrook Hall Hotel is superbly appointed in four acres of beautifully landscaped gardens. Some parts of the hotel date back to the 15th Century and indeed there are also plaques dated 1715 on view which was when Radbrook Hall Hotel was the home of the Scottish clan McPherson. Radbrook Hall has been carefully refurbished to combine traditional elegance with modern day comforts and has all the standards of service that promise to make our guests stay a truly memorable experience.All 22 bedrooms rooms are fully en suite with tea and coffee making facilities colour tv and video trouser press direct dial telephone and early morning call facilities. Some Rooms are overlooking our picturesque gardens and pond.

Set in four acres of beautiful landscaped gardens and surrounded by original moat The Albright Hussey Manor has a enviable reputation of offering some of the finest accomodation in the midlands. C1524 the hotel encompasses a wealth of history whilst offering the very highest standard in modern comfort cuisine. The greatest care has been taken in furnishing the 29 en suite bedrooms including family suites 4 poster spas beds original beams and antiques