Bed And Breakfasts 1 to 10 in Shropshire, England

Meadow Inn and Steakhouse - This modern country pub is just outside Ironbridge, in the heart of the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site, a few minutes from Telford centre. Meadow Inn offers en suite rooms in a Georgian house next to the inn building. The rooms are all spacious, light and well-appointed with en suite showers and baths. The Meadow Inn is known locally for its steakhouse menu, which uses only high-quality local beef from Oswestry.

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.

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.

Hartfield Guest House - This luxurious B&B has a licensed bar, restaurant, outdoor swimming pool, covered 7-seat jacuzzi, spacious en suite rooms and all the expected amenities. Hartfield Guest House is located in the heart of Telford, less than 2 miles (3.2 km) from the International Centre and with easy access to the M54. There is free Wi-Fi internet throughout the guest house, and a locally sourced breakfast is included in the room rate. The Victorian property is set in 2 acres of grounds, with electric gates for added security for the ample parking.

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.

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.

Morgans @ The Exchange Hotel - Morgans at The Exchange Hotel is a newly refurbished hotel, bar and restaurant in the heart of Shrewsbury. It has free Wi-Fi and good customer service from the team. Morgans at The Exchange Hotel is family-owned and run. It is within walking distance of numerous visitor attractions, such as the new Theatre Severn, main shopping areas and churches. Quarry Park, where the Shrewsbury Flower Show is held annually, is 2 minutes' walk away.

Abbey Lodge Guest House - Situated just 10 minutes' walk from Shrewsbury town centre, the guest house offers a range of comfortable accommodation at great-value rates to suit the needs and budget of any traveller. The Abbey Lodge Guest House has en suite rooms, as well as rooms with shared bathrooms. The rooms feature fitted carpets and common facilities. The guest house has full central heating throughout and also offers secure private car parking facilities for guests, free of charge. All areas of the house are non-smoking. Whether you are exploring the region as a tourist or visiting Shrewsbury on business, the guest house is a peaceful, comfortable base. All of the accommodation is available at affordable rates and a full cooked English breakfast is available as an optional extra at an additional cost.

The Wheatsheaf Inn - Situated on Broadway in the charming little market town of Shifnal in Shropshire, this Grade II listed inn is an authentic traditional pub with cosy, comfortable accommodation. Originally built in the 17th century, the Wheatsheaf Inn boasts charming original features and sensitively refurbished accommodation. There are just 2 rooms, both of which have been carefully refurbished in a traditional style. In some parts of the accommodation, 17th century oak floors have been revealed and delicately restored. The original timbers and beams are still in place and remain a traditional feature of the inn. The pub area also still features huge beams from the building's original timber frame, as well as low ceilings, real open fireplaces and traditional furniture. The inn is situated on the main road running through the village from north to south.The M54 motorway is within easy reach and the town's railway station is within easy walking distance.

Lord Nelson Hotel - A privately run hotel offering basic accommodation at hostel prices. A converted Grade II listed house with a wealth of national charm. The hotel has comfortable and atmospheric rooms. We are central to Shropshire's tourist attractions and close to the historic town of Ironbridge, which hosts the Blists Hill working museum from the industrial revolution. We are also close to the centre of Wellington, a traditional market town, yet within easy reach of the modern shopping centre of Telford with its large variety of shops and big name superstores, which are also close by. Wellington Railway Station links with Shrewsbury and the Welsh coast in one direction, and Manchester and London Euston in the other. The railway links to all major towns.