Bed And Breakfasts 1 to 10 in Shropshire, England

Charlies Cafe Bar - Naughty Nell's is a beautifully restored 16th century coaching inn at the heart of the historic market town of Shifnal, which was described by Charles Dickens in The Old Curiosity Shop. Grade II listed, the inn is surrounded by attractive half-timbered and Georgian houses and close to the Norman church which was one of the few buildings to escape a great fire in 1591 which destroyed most of the town. It was reputedly the home of Nell Gwynn and her legendary bed chamber.

The Swan Inn - Beautifully set amid the Shropshire countryside, making it ideal for walking or fishing trips, this quaint bed and breakfast boasts a tranquil position in Bridgnorth, with views across the River Severn. Boasting an extensive menu and wine list, you can enjoy a hearty breakfast each morning before heading out to explore the area, including the nearby attractions of the Severn Valley Railway, the Royal Air force museum at Cosford, Ironbridge Gorge museums, Shrewsbury and Weston Park. Awarded 4-stars by the AA, the Swan Inn boasts 6 recently refurbished, very comfortable en suite rooms, many of which have views over the valley.

Grove House Hotel - A beautiful building with a restaurant, bar and lounge, the welcoming and family-run Grove House is a 5-minute walk from Wellington's pubs, shops and rail station. Every room at Grove House Hotel is en suite, with a powerful shower and/or bath. Grove House has free parking and is a 5-minute drive from the M54 (junction 6). Fresh and good-sized full English or light continental breakfasts are offered. Evening meals are available from Grove House's own restaurant. You can also take a meal or drink from the bar into the conservatory. The restaurant can be used for private dinner parties, buffets or meetings.

The Punchbowl Inn - Set in the heart of Shropshire's beautiful countryside, The Punchbowl is a 16th-century country inn offering private accommodation in Bridgnorth, within walking distance of the town centre. The Punchbowl Inn houses the stylish Oldbury Suite, including a living room with comfortable sofa, LCD flat-screen TV and an en suite with bath and power shower. Free Wi-Fi internet access is also available and there is a complimentary continental breakfast. An award-winning, family-run establishment, The Punchbowl Inn serves good food and real ales in a warm setting with open fires, beamed ceilings and regular entertainment.

The Gallery Guest House - Originally an old coaching inn, this beautifully preserved listed building is now a family-run guest house, with an excellent reputation for good food, cleanliness and value for money. The Gallery Guest House is a listed building, rich in original character and traditional charm. Family-run, it takes great pride in offering a warm welcome and a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. The guest house is located in the centre of this small market town, just 100 metres from Shifnal Railway Station. The centre of Telford is also within easy reach, as is the M54 motorway. Ironbridge Gorge is just 6 miles (10 km) away. A tasty breakfast is available each morning.

Coalbrookdale Inn - Within the walls of this 19th Century building the Coalbrookdale Inn also offers Luxurious Bed and Breakfast facilities. The Three en-suite rooms have been renovated and modernised by the owners in order to retain the very essence of this period building. The rooms combine luxury and elegance with both modern and period traits offering a more than welcoming experience. The double rooms are ideal for holiday breaks, overnight stays or short/long term business lets, are available all year round.

Sandford House Hotel - Warm, friendly, smoke free and informal; our aim at this small, family hotel is to provide a homely, tasteful environment with high standards in food and cleanliness. Sandford House Hotel 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. Due to this we only cater for bed and breakfast.

The Plume of Feathers - This 17th-century inn sits under the Wenlock Edge and has views across the valley. Fresh, local produce and Real Ales are available. The Plume of Feathers has 8 en suite rooms with free internet access and tea/coffee facilities. The inn has recently been refurbished and has a heated patio and a garden area that are often used for outdoor dining.

Church Farm Guest House - Set in the beautiful Shropshire village of Wrockwardine, on the outskirts of Telford, this splendid Georgian farmhouse provides the ideal base for a relaxing countryside break. Recently renovated, the house features 4 well-equipped rooms, complete with Wi-FI and TV with Freeview and a DVD player. Furthermore, for your comfort, Church Farm provides a spacious guest lounge and breakfast room overlooking the gardens. Enjoy the stunning views over Wrockwardine and the Wrekin before setting off to explore the surrounding areas.

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 not a hotel - instead, it is a beautiful inn with a 5-star Silver Award from VisitBritain. The boutique-style rooms each offer 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.