Albrighton Railway Station

Wayside Guest House
Type: Hotel
Location: Albrighton
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Number of Rooms: 3
Rooms from: £45.00
Distance: about 1 1/2 miles
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A warm welcome awaits you at Wayside situated in a convenient location for many tourist attractions throughout Shropshire and yet offering easy access to the cities of Wolverhampton and Birmingham. 2.5km from M54 J3. All rooms enjoy superb open country views and are tastefully furnished with ensuite or private bathroom, tea and coffee making facilities, remote colour television and central heating.We are a small but friendly establishment and pay great attention to comfort and cleanliness. Choice of Continental or full English breakfast which can be taken in the cosy guests dining room. (parties of up to 7 can be catered for). There are many good local restaurants and pubs. Some evening meals are available by arrangement. (English home cooking). Also nearby there are golf, fishing and leisure facilities. Ample on site parking. For the comfort and safety of our guests Wayside is a non-smoking house....

Patshull Park Hotel, Golf & Country Club
Type: Hotel
Location: Wolverhampton
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Number of Rooms: 49
Rooms from: £49.00
Distance: approximately 3 miles
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Patshull Park Hotel, Golf & Country Club is situated amongst wonderfully mature trees, rolling parkland and expansive lakes in a beautiful 280 acre Shropshire estate. The hotel is only 15 minutes drive from Telford and Wolverhampton....

The Mount Hotel & Conference Centre
Type: Hotel
Location: Tettenhall Wood
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Number of Rooms: 68
Rooms from: £39.00
Distance: approximately 5 miles
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Set on the edge of Tettenhall Wood, on the outskirts of Wolverhampton lies this graceful country house built in 1865. It offers a refreshing blend of modern technology with tradition, character and style. The Mount Hotel and Conference Centre is somewhere very special with a wealth of character and charm. It is set within 4 acres of listed manicured gardens and ornamental woodland. Within easy reach of the M54, M6, M6 Toll and M5 motorways, the hotel is ideally located for business and pleasure. Extended in 1891 the house retains many of its original features including the rosewood panelled Great Hall and elegant staircase and has recently benefited from the addition of a state of the art conference centre. The Mount Hotel is the ideal venue for conferences, meetings, weddings and special events. It boasts 15 conference rooms ideal for events from 1-to-1 interviews or conferences for up to 200 delegates. Overnight accommodation comprises 68 thoughtfully equipped en suite bedrooms. The hotel is the perfect setting for weddings and we have several rooms licensed for civil ceremonies and civil partnerships....

Park House Hotel
Type: Hotel
Location: Shifnal, Telford
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Number of Rooms: 54
Rooms from: £55.00
Distance: approximately 5 miles
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Set on the outskirts of Shifnal’s town centre, this 17th century country house presents itself as an elegant and luxurious building which combines modern amenities with traditional features. During your stay you can explore a number of sights in and around Shropshire, including the historic Ironbridge Gorge and all its museums, RAF Cosford and Telford Shopping Centre, which all lie within 10 minutes of the Park House Hotel. Originally two separate 17th century country houses, the hotel is equipped with an indoor pool, spa bath and sauna. Furthermore, it boasts a beautiful tree-lined garden and an award-winning restaurant with an excellent selection of wines....

Naughty Nell's
Type: Hotel
Location: Shifnal
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Number of Rooms: 6
Rooms from: £55.00
Distance: approximately 5 miles
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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....