Hotel Dengan Bar di Shropshire, United Kingdom

At first I was a little unsure how I felt about staying in a hotel that was so far out of the way of the centre, but upon arrival, and upon finding out that the taxi services have fixed fares, it really brightened up my image of the Days Inn. Its a comfortable little hotel, that isn't trying to do too much, and is simply inviting you in for a good nights sleep, before sending you on your way to enjoy whatever you've come to Telford to do. This isn't some big established 5 star hotel, it isn't set up with large flat screen TVs to waste your time watching movies on, its got a small TV for background sound, and a comfy bed to fall asleep on. The shower has really good water pressure, the rooms are tidy and clean, and really the hotel is just a no hassle simple hotel that is just doing what it needs to do. The staff in particular are lovely people, we were greeted by Shannon when we first arrived, and she was honestly a bundle of joy. She was welcoming, friendly, and even had a decent knowledge of local events, so had managed to guess what we'd come down to Telford for that weekend. It helped that she was also a good source for local information, and was happy to help provide us with anything we needed. Sam on Nights was also a great laugh, my friend who was sharing the room with me suffers from insomnia, and so was struggling to get to sleep. However, Sam was friendly and chatty with her, and made it less painful, rather than leaving her to wander about stressing in an unfamiliar location with no sleep. The other ladies on reception were also lovely, but unfortunately I forgot to grab their names, but even the hotel manager is a cheerful and friendly person, who really makes you feel welcome. It also just felt nice seeing a hotel manager actually working alongside her staff, and interacting with guests, rather than hiding in a back office and leaving the team to handle everything. Overall, it was a fantastic stay, which met our needs perfectly, and offered a really comfortable bed to pass out on after a long exciting weekend. It wasn't our first choice, but it might be our only choice when next we return to Telford!

We stayed Friday night.The room was fine- very clean. Had a lovely meal in the Indian restaurant- the staff were very friendly and the food was great. Nice cocktail in the Waterside afterwards. Reception staff were helpful and polite- particularly the night staff. Breakfast was plentiful- coffee machine was playing up. Only complaint would be of other guests not waiting to be seated and complaining of lack of croissants!!! We enjoyed our stay and would not hesitate to book again.

Lovely stay for a friends birthday. The hotel was clean and room modern and welcoming The staff were amazing nothing any trouble despite it being a very busy time with golfing trips . We ate in the restaurant the food was great and the staff were very attentive . The restaurant and bar is obviously well run and it's great to see the managment working equally as hard as the more junior staff We had a great time and will be back

We stayed for 3 nights in a Privilege King Room. The room was a good size. The bed was very comfy; the duvet was slightly too warm. The TV was an impressive size. Wi-fi could be a lot better. The shower had good water pressure. The room came with empty bottles of conditioner and body lotion. We didn't use the swimming pool facilities, but they looked impressive. The bar was reasonably priced; 2 bottles of Rekorderlig for £8, cheaper than our local. Staff could do with a major attitude change. We mentioned to reception that we were missing items from the bathroom (conditioner and body lotion), and the receptionist told us that they would bring some up. They still didn't bring this, so we mentioned it again later on. We were advised that they had spoken with housekeeping, who had advised that they had refilled the bottles, which they hadn't. We ordered housekeeping for the following day, but they came late and were extremely rude. They didn't do much of what was needed. The floor wasn't hoovered, and the tea, coffee, and sugar were just thrown on the tray next to the kettle. The fire alarm went off early in the morning, and we were not advised of the alarm being tested. We were extremely unhappy about this, as it woke us up.

Spacious Hotel. Room wasn't to standard, Bins hadn't been changed by housekeeping, as well as hairs within bedding. Dusty floors and carpets which had apparently been deep cleaned the week prior. Bed Extremely uncomfortable as made up of 2 single springed matresses.

The room was nice and clean the hotel was nice. Only a few gripes, firstly when we booked we were informed we'd get a free Breakfast? A choice of either bacon, beans, toast, or cereal does not constitute a free breakfast it hardly made a bacon sandwich. Secondly we weren't informed that on Mondays Breakfast stop at 9:30 we'd have liked a coffee from the coffee maker before we left but it was too much trouble to make us one. Thirdly our room though comfortable and clean seemed to have a large air con unit underneath the window so sleeping for me was incredibly difficult I had to purchase ear plugs to block out the sound which sounded like a road sweeper Idling outside our room. However the staff were friendly and helpful. Next time I book I will not bother with the ”breakfast” and I will ask not to be put in a room by a car park or a AC unit.

An excellently located hotel - spitting distance to St Alkmund’s Church, the Bear Steps, and Pride Hill. A nice clean room and excellent service, even a little complimentary sherry! A tasty and varied breakfast available with a good selection to eat and drink. Very recommended for anyone staying in Shrewsbury!

The swimming pool was nice. The service was good. Dinner for 2 adults and 2 kids was around £50 (two courses) and the food was nice as well. If you are IHG member, you can check out at 12 noon.

At first I was a little unsure how I felt about staying in a hotel that was so far out of the way of the centre, but upon arrival, and upon finding out that the taxi services have fixed fares, it really brightened up my image of the Days Inn. Its a comfortable little hotel, that isn't trying to do too much, and is simply inviting you in for a good nights sleep, before sending you on your way to enjoy whatever you've come to Telford to do. This isn't some big established 5 star hotel, it isn't set up with large flat screen TVs to waste your time watching movies on, its got a small TV for background sound, and a comfy bed to fall asleep on. The shower has really good water pressure, the rooms are tidy and clean, and really the hotel is just a no hassle simple hotel that is just doing what it needs to do. The staff in particular are lovely people, we were greeted by Shannon when we first arrived, and she was honestly a bundle of joy. She was welcoming, friendly, and even had a decent knowledge of local events, so had managed to guess what we'd come down to Telford for that weekend. It helped that she was also a good source for local information, and was happy to help provide us with anything we needed. Sam on Nights was also a great laugh, my friend who was sharing the room with me suffers from insomnia, and so was struggling to get to sleep. However, Sam was friendly and chatty with her, and made it less painful, rather than leaving her to wander about stressing in an unfamiliar location with no sleep. The other ladies on reception were also lovely, but unfortunately I forgot to grab their names, but even the hotel manager is a cheerful and friendly person, who really makes you feel welcome. It also just felt nice seeing a hotel manager actually working alongside her staff, and interacting with guests, rather than hiding in a back office and leaving the team to handle everything. Overall, it was a fantastic stay, which met our needs perfectly, and offered a really comfortable bed to pass out on after a long exciting weekend. It wasn't our first choice, but it might be our only choice when next we return to Telford!

Lovely stay for a friends birthday. The hotel was clean and room modern and welcoming The staff were amazing nothing any trouble despite it being a very busy time with golfing trips . We ate in the restaurant the food was great and the staff were very attentive . The restaurant and bar is obviously well run and it's great to see the managment working equally as hard as the more junior staff We had a great time and will be back

We stayed for 3 nights in a Privilege King Room. The room was a good size. The bed was very comfy; the duvet was slightly too warm. The TV was an impressive size. Wi-fi could be a lot better. The shower had good water pressure. The room came with empty bottles of conditioner and body lotion. We didn't use the swimming pool facilities, but they looked impressive. The bar was reasonably priced; 2 bottles of Rekorderlig for £8, cheaper than our local. Staff could do with a major attitude change. We mentioned to reception that we were missing items from the bathroom (conditioner and body lotion), and the receptionist told us that they would bring some up. They still didn't bring this, so we mentioned it again later on. We were advised that they had spoken with housekeeping, who had advised that they had refilled the bottles, which they hadn't. We ordered housekeeping for the following day, but they came late and were extremely rude. They didn't do much of what was needed. The floor wasn't hoovered, and the tea, coffee, and sugar were just thrown on the tray next to the kettle. The fire alarm went off early in the morning, and we were not advised of the alarm being tested. We were extremely unhappy about this, as it woke us up.

The room was nice and clean the hotel was nice. Only a few gripes, firstly when we booked we were informed we'd get a free Breakfast? A choice of either bacon, beans, toast, or cereal does not constitute a free breakfast it hardly made a bacon sandwich. Secondly we weren't informed that on Mondays Breakfast stop at 9:30 we'd have liked a coffee from the coffee maker before we left but it was too much trouble to make us one. Thirdly our room though comfortable and clean seemed to have a large air con unit underneath the window so sleeping for me was incredibly difficult I had to purchase ear plugs to block out the sound which sounded like a road sweeper Idling outside our room. However the staff were friendly and helpful. Next time I book I will not bother with the ”breakfast” and I will ask not to be put in a room by a car park or a AC unit.

The swimming pool was nice. The service was good. Dinner for 2 adults and 2 kids was around £50 (two courses) and the food was nice as well. If you are IHG member, you can check out at 12 noon.

Все понравилось. Своя парковка. При отеле есть ресторан. Вокруг отеля очень красиво.

Good standard large rooms

At first I was a little unsure how I felt about staying in a hotel that was so far out of the way of the centre, but upon arrival, and upon finding out that the taxi services have fixed fares, it really brightened up my image of the Days Inn. Its a comfortable little hotel, that isn't trying to do too much, and is simply inviting you in for a good nights sleep, before sending you on your way to enjoy whatever you've come to Telford to do. This isn't some big established 5 star hotel, it isn't set up with large flat screen TVs to waste your time watching movies on, its got a small TV for background sound, and a comfy bed to fall asleep on. The shower has really good water pressure, the rooms are tidy and clean, and really the hotel is just a no hassle simple hotel that is just doing what it needs to do. The staff in particular are lovely people, we were greeted by Shannon when we first arrived, and she was honestly a bundle of joy. She was welcoming, friendly, and even had a decent knowledge of local events, so had managed to guess what we'd come down to Telford for that weekend. It helped that she was also a good source for local information, and was happy to help provide us with anything we needed. Sam on Nights was also a great laugh, my friend who was sharing the room with me suffers from insomnia, and so was struggling to get to sleep. However, Sam was friendly and chatty with her, and made it less painful, rather than leaving her to wander about stressing in an unfamiliar location with no sleep. The other ladies on reception were also lovely, but unfortunately I forgot to grab their names, but even the hotel manager is a cheerful and friendly person, who really makes you feel welcome. It also just felt nice seeing a hotel manager actually working alongside her staff, and interacting with guests, rather than hiding in a back office and leaving the team to handle everything. Overall, it was a fantastic stay, which met our needs perfectly, and offered a really comfortable bed to pass out on after a long exciting weekend. It wasn't our first choice, but it might be our only choice when next we return to Telford!

Spacious Hotel. Room wasn't to standard, Bins hadn't been changed by housekeeping, as well as hairs within bedding. Dusty floors and carpets which had apparently been deep cleaned the week prior. Bed Extremely uncomfortable as made up of 2 single springed matresses.

An excellently located hotel - spitting distance to St Alkmund’s Church, the Bear Steps, and Pride Hill. A nice clean room and excellent service, even a little complimentary sherry! A tasty and varied breakfast available with a good selection to eat and drink. Very recommended for anyone staying in Shrewsbury!

This is my second stay at the Mercure Albrighton Hall. I really enjoyed my stay, Staff were friendly and helpful and the room was clean. I'm slightly disappointed in comparison to my last stay though, last time we were in a privilege room which was gorgeous and unique. We had booked the privilege room as a birthday celebration, so wanted something extra special, however this time the privilege room was nothing special, just a slightly larger than average run of the mill hotel room. There was nothing wrong with the room itself, just not as nice as our previous stay. If I was to stay again, I wouldn't bother with the room upgrade - I'd just stick to a standard room. The only flaw I can point out is the door to the lakeside rooms. The security door that's opposite the lake was open the entire time we were there. The door did not lock when it closed over, which was a security concern - especially at night time. The leisure facilities are great, the pool is a touch cold but this isn't anything major. The sauna/steam room selection is brilliant and there's plenty of room. There are male/female changing facilities and they have private shower and change cubicles which is a big win for me. I didn't choose to book breakfast this time as the price seemed excessive, and I'm not a big breakfast eater. Instead I went to Battlefield 1403 'sparrows cafe' which was a 5 minute drive away and was absolutely lovely! Overall it was a great stay and I will stay here again!

A lovely one night stay at The Bull, The staff were very helpful and friendly, especially as I was travelling with my arm in a sling, even to the point of offering to cut my breakfast up so I could eat it 😂😂😂 this was very appreciated! In my room the shower cubicle needed a better clean as there were long hairs from where some one has washed their hair and the bedroom curtains needed blackout blinds in the actual window recesses to block out the street lights, and in the recess, as people could look up from the street and see behind the curtains. Signage or more visible prompts explaining where to go to check in would also be good ! All that having been said I would definitely stay there again and would recommend it to others needing a short stay in the town.

We arrived a party of ten. The staff experience started at reception where we were made to feel so welcome . Nothing was too much trouble. We were very happy with our rooms. Although, due to traffic we arrived much later than we’d hoped to, after going to our rooms to freshen up, we were taken to our table. Again, nothing was too much trouble and we were able to choose for a good varied menu. If I have one criticism it is the website says games room but it is for the golfers use or so the children were told by the golfers! . Perhaps there could be a games room for children, with maybe table tennis and snooker table? However, there were grounds for them to run off energy. Breakfast was lovely and the staff were very attentive. I would definitely stay again.

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