Hotel berhampiran All Saints Baschurch, Baschurch

The Bull in Butcher Row is an iconic piece of Shrewsbury history. It is an old traditional inn. The rooms are small and clean. The staff are exceptional. I would give a hearty recommendation , in particular to, Aggie, Mia and Joe, who showed me the greatest of respect. Apart from a minor hiccough with the heating, which was resolved, my stay was a wonderful experience. Should I return to Shrewsbury I will certainly stay at the Bull in Butcher Row.

My wife and I recently traveled to Shrewsbury (from Chicago) as part of a group tour. We booked our 2 nights there at Anton Guest House. We found our accommodations to be very clean, well appointed and comfortable. Anton Guest House is located in a quiet neighborhood, an easy walk into town. We also felt that our stay at Anton Guest House was a great value. The owner, Louise, could not have been more gracious, friendly or personable. She made us feel right at home from the very start. I love breakfast time; the delicious food that Louise made for us was a great way to start the day. With a nice variety of breakfast choices on offer, each morning can be a new treat. I highly recommend Anton Guest House to anyone staying in Shrewsbury. We will definitely book there again when we return. Thank you Louise!

We stayed in a very large deluxe suite - it had a separate lounge, bedroom and huge bathroom. Been to a number of Coaching Inns (including the much compared Malton one) and we thought this one was our favourite. The staff went over and above what was expected - we were treated very well and that felt special. The food was great (we had a valentines set menu which was very tasty - luckily for us included in our room rate). Would definitely highly recommend staying at the hotel and we wish Chris and the team all the best.

Not stayed in the rooms but been in many a time for a drink. Nicely situated close to the town, railway and bus stations with a pleasant pavement area at the front Our experience is that the staff are always excellent with a smile and efficiency that is often missing in some places. Food is good too Nice place to spend some time

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!