Location: Shrewsbury Bed and Breakfast Inns
Top Hotels in Shrewsbury Bed and Breakfast Inns
The best available Bed and Breakfast Inns to stay near Shrewsbury
Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England including Darwin's Townhouse, Abel's Harp, The Bull Inn, Anton Guest House Bed and Breakfast, The Loopy Shrew Rooms, The Old Post Office, The Corbet Arms, Ye Olde Bucks Head Inn, Charnwood Guesthouse, Drapers Hall.
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1. Darwin's Townhouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 390 reviews
Darwin's Town House, a late 18th century Georgian town house completely refurbished in 2016. Our 20 bedroom boutique B&B is privately owned and we take pride in making our guests feel welcome and at home. We will be delighted to offer any advice on planning your trip to Shrewsbury and the surrounding area, suggesting some of the secret hidden gems that Shrewsbury has to offer. Darwin's Town House is located steps from the River Severn Path and moments from the 'Original Shrewsbury One Off' with its town centre's black and white Tudor buildings. With its higgledy-piggledy streets with names you want to say out loud, a river that scoops up the town in a meandering loop featuring an eclectic mix of independent shops, restaurants and high street stores. A mix of the very old and the very new, the quirky and the one offs. PARKING We are located steps from St Julian Friars long stay car park which is just £4 all day and £1 all day on Sundays. BREAKFAST We offer a full breakfast menu created with locally-sourced ingredients. The town is full of lovely places for you to explore. We offer private functions and exclusive use where our award winning chefs can create an unforgettable experience for you. LUNCH AND DINNER We have two sister restaurants within a short stroll. The Loopy Shrew serves traditional English cuisine, whilst and Porterhouse SY1 offers 'American Flavour British Behaviour', offering a 10% family discount off your final bill when you stay with us. THE SNUG A fully stocked honesty bar where you can relax and unwind or finish off the days last tasks. THE LOUNGE A beautiful octagonal room overlooking the garden with a fire, soft comfy chairs , books , games , TV. Featuring a beautiful ornate plaster ceiling attributed to the notable Joseph Bromfield, who once lived here. THE GARDEN For you to enjoy when the weather is fine. THE CONSERVATORY A large bright room, overlooking the gardens where we serve your freshly prepared breakfast.
The most amazing hidden gem in Shrewsbury!
Reviewed By kezziebaby_tLast min booking, as we decided to stay in Shrewsbury another night. My partner found this place, dog friendly and with breakfast. OMG!!!! Could not fault one thing. The staff went above and beyond to provide. Nothing was any trouble, mad a fuss of my dog, even got treats. Oh how I wish I’d found this hotel when I first booked to stay in Shrewsbury. Evening in the room was just high end perfection. Even the tea and coffee facilities were of top quality. And then, the breakfast. As we had a dog we were sat outside, which was no problem. And the selection is excellent. I would go back, and I would stay there over and over.
2. Abel's Harp
Overall Ratings
4 based on 957 reviews
Abel's Harp is a small vintage style hotel and licensed wedding venue set in five acres of beautiful Shropshire countryside. Situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with fantastic views. All rooms are en-suite and individually themed. We also have individually themed glamping cwts (Welsh for huts.) There is an on site restaurant, bar and gallery. It is a relaxed and quirky hotel and is an excellent place to stay if you want to visit Welsh Pool, Shrewsbury, Ludlow, Church Stretton, Powys Castle or to walk The Stiperstones or Long Mynd. We also specialise in bespoke weddings particularly in vintage, festival and country style weddings where parties can benefit from the land, views and creativity of the hotels design. We have three licensed ceremony areas one inside and one outside in our courtyard garden as well our hillside pagoda with panoramic views. Our food is a mix of dishes with a quirky twist, we like to think we have something on our menu for everyone. Our afternoon tea is also a real treat with its handmade cakes and biscuits
Lovely welcome amazing views totally beautiful location and nice service, good choice of gins too
Reviewed By julies619Live locally and went here tonight and was pleasantly surprised good choice of drinks, breathtaking views and lovely welcome and service the food was well presented too, I will definitely be returning soon, a hidden gem around this area hot tubs, alpacas, nice accommodation also
3. The Bull Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 296 reviews
If you’re looking for a charming bed and breakfast in Shrewsbury, look no further than The Bull Inn. Nearby landmarks such as Laura's Tower (0.0 mi) and St Mary's Church (0.1 mi) make The Bull Hotel a great place to stay when visiting Shrewsbury. Rooms at The Bull Inn provide a flat screen TV, and guests can stay connected with free wifi. You can also enjoy an on-site restaurant while staying at The Bull Hotel. When you’re feeling hungry, be sure to check out Ginger & Co Coffee, Sweet. Shrewsbury, and Bear Steps Coffee House, which are some cafes that are popular with locals and out-of-towners alike. If you are interested in exploring Shrewsbury, check out a , such as Lord Hill's Column. The staff at The Bull Inn looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
On the whole pretty good
Reviewed By LozzydozzyStayed for 2 nights as we were down for a wedding. We stayed in room 1 with the 4 poster bed. The room was nice enough - clean, fresh towels, toiletries, tea and coffee facilities. What we didn't realise is that we had no window. I appreciate it's an old pub so a bit quirky layout upstairs but it did mean the room was very dark and stuffy. There was a fan but it kinda just blew warm stuffy air around. No huge biggie but worth noting. The bed was comfy enough but really squeaky, so every time we moved, it was so loud! Apologies to room next door! Breakfast was nice - just a small thing though - a full breakfast was supposed to have 2 sausages, 2 bacon etc. We were only given 1. Again, not a biggie! The rooms are above the pub so it's REALLY NOISY. This didn't bother us on the Saturday as we were away all day, but did mean we had only a couple of hours sleep on the Friday. Staff were friendly, it's a great central spot, the rooms are clean and breakfast tasted good. Would I stay again? Sorry, no - just because of the noise from pub
4. Anton Guest House Bed and Breakfast
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 437 reviews
Anton House is a quality Victorian residence, full of the charm and character of the era. A friendly, family run business where guest satisfaction and comfort matter. We are in a residential area with FREE on street parking outside, a 10 minute walk to town. We offer: quality en-suite rooms with comfortable beds; an extensive award-winning breakfast menu, including locally sourced full English and Eggs Benedict, but also catering for vegetarian/vegan/gluten free diets. Guest fridge in dining room offering free fresh milk and bottled water. All rooms have a TV; well stocked welcome tray, with hot chocolate/teas/coffees and infusions, luxury biscuits and chocolates; free WiFi; dressing gowns & slippers; quality toiletries; large soft towels and more. We are conveniently located a short walk to the town centre with many good restaurants, bars, shops, cafés nearby. Oh and please help yourself to a slice of our home made cake!
Excellent Service and food with a smile . Thank you. March 2022
Reviewed By amjchadwickWe do not often write reviews but the experience was so different to another B&B (in Knowstone, Devon) that we felt compelled to write and thank our host. From the excellent homemade cake (she said it was the best she had eaten!) and tea on arrival to the excellent breakfast the next morning . I particularly liked the sausage which was full of flavour and was a class sausage unlike a lot we have had at various establishments. The bedroom was clean and tidy with good quality linen and a nice shower. If I was being exceptionally picky I would suggest changing a couple of double sockets to ones with USB ports. ( I mention this as a suggestion to Louise.) Overall it was an excellent place to stay and we would have no hesitation in booking again. Alan & Colleen
5. The Loopy Shrew Rooms
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 557 reviews
Shrewsbury Town centre located popular Restaurant and Bar with Boutique Bedrooms. The rooms are completed to a high standard, full of great touches and unique charm. Each individual boutique bedroom has it’s own name indicative of the streets around the town. Completely and unmistakably evocative of the “Town of Flowers”. As a family run business you will receive the warmest of welcomes and our friendly team will ensure you feel right at home during your stay. We look forward to welcoming you
Great food, service, rooms and staff!
Reviewed By Duncan SOnly the 2nd time I’ve stayed but a great find. Rooms are decent enough but this time I got the one with the balcony well more like a beer garden! A lovely roof terrace with fake grass , table and chairs perfect in the sun that day, just missing some cold beers and a mini bar! Breakfast is superb especially the eggs Benedict. Staff are very friendly, chatty and couldn’t do enough for you. Parking is the only downside but once you know where to go it’s fairly easy (not the one opposite but next one down as it’s free for longer overnight). I will be back to stay next time I’m in Shrewsbury.
6. The Old Post Office
Overall Ratings
4 based on 283 reviews
Everyone needs a place to lay their weary head. For travelers visiting Shrewsbury, The Old Post Office is an excellent choice for rest and rejuvenation. Well-known for its charming environment and proximity to great restaurants and attractions, The Old Post Office makes it easy to enjoy the best of Shrewsbury. Rooms at The Old Post Office provide a flat screen TV, and guests can stay connected with free wifi. You can also enjoy free breakfast while staying at The Old Post Office. For those interested in checking out popular landmarks while visiting Shrewsbury, The Old Post Office is located a short distance from Shrewsbury Cathedral (0.1 mi) and St Mary's Church (0.1 mi). If you like seafood restaurants, The Old Post Office Hotel is conveniently located near La Mer Rouge, Loch Fyne, and Barkworths Seafoods. Shrewsbury is also known for some great art galleries, including Shrewsbury Museum and Art Gallery, Photographer's Gallery Mark Anderson., and VAN Gallery, which are not too far from The Old Post Office Hotel. The Old Post Office is sure to make your visit to Shrewsbury one worth remembering.
Wonderful Food With A Welcome To Match *****
Reviewed By Honest15Wow! - an absolutely wonderful find, what a beautiful little pub. Most definitely worth a visit, if in town. Very friendly and welcoming staff, excellent food, clearly cooked with love - the home cut chips were yummy as was the steak and ale pie. A extensive menu at a fantastic price, with a 2 for £12 menu too, which proved popular. We'll definitely be returning when next in the area *****.
7. The Corbet Arms
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 211 reviews
A Little Gem on the outskirts of Shrewsbury
Reviewed By wendyfB1457NYMy wife and I spent 2 nights at this wonderful hotel whilst visiting the nearby Wroxeter Roman Vineyard. The hotel gave us a great deal and we stayed in Room 5 which was delightful. It was very spacious and had a view over the garden and river, through 3 large windows! The room was spotlessly clean on our arrival and was serviced on the second day too. We ate 2 evening meals in the restaurant and both were delicious and were served quickly and by delightful staff. We also had breakfast included and thois, too, was very good. We both enjoyed the huge garden at the back of the hotel as it was right next to the River Severn with lots of available picnic tables. The large terrace was also very comfortable for an early evening drink. We would DEFINITELY recommend The Corbet Arms!! Geoff & Wendy
8. Ye Olde Bucks Head Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 144 reviews
probably the most uncomfortable bed We`ve had the displeasure of staying awake on
Reviewed By Mick Htelevision had been broken off the wall and propped up on the dressing table, Towel rail in bathroom broken and missing parts, absolutely no hot water other than the electric shower, most uncomfortable bed We`ve ever had the displeasure of staying awake on. The whole lot needs refurbishment and upkeeping, we wouldn`t either reccomend staying here or return ourselves
9. Charnwood Guesthouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 83 reviews
Charming Charnwood ahs earned th Four-star Visit Britain award. Ideally situated just off A5 with easy access to motorway network. One mile from town center and 5 minute walk to great choice of evening meal. The extensive breakfast menu is served to suit your timetable. Off-road parking; En-suite; Complimentary Sky tv and Internet access; All major cards accepted. Laundry service available. All rooms are double glazed and central heated with well stocked hospitality tray.
Golf weekend
Reviewed By Elaine HThe accommodation was ideal for our golf trip. The accommodation was close to the town centre and an ideal location for golf. We had a hassle free weekend with excellent, clean facilities. The owner was extremely helpful and very accommodating. We will certainly use the facility again. Thanks, The Golf lads
10. Drapers Hall
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
The best meal I have had in ages!
Reviewed By 385rachaeldWe went to Drapers following a recommendation. We were not disappointed! The new management took over 4 months ago and they deserve huge success if our meal is anything to go by. It is fine dining, which is reflected in the price, but in my opinion worth every penny. My starter of asparagus is up there with one of the best I’ve ever had. We will be returning as often as possible. Food excellent, staff excellent and dining in a building steeped in historical Shrewsbury.
