Shropshire Hotels

Check-in process straight forward, clean room and comfortable bed. A few more milk portions in the room would have been useful. Only downside was other guests opening/closing doors at 6:30a.m. on the Saturday morning.

Despite the previous review, we finally chose this hotel on it's apparent charm and atmosphere and as a result of the high standard of customer service when I called a couple of times with a booking enquiry, to request menu details and to make a dinner reservation; a stark contrast to some other local hotels which we had called earlier the same day. Upon arrival, the reception staff were warm, welcoming and efficient and we were promptly shown to our plenty large enough, well furnished and presented room. The four poster, period furniture and décor were lovely and the room was well equipped, including nice complementary touches like bottled water and a cafetiere with fresh coffee. The bedroom and ensuite were suitably spacious, stylish and well appointed and the bedroom had additional double glazing (without preventing the windows from opening) to eliminate any traffic noise. The bar and restaurant areas were charming and atmospheric, the service was warm, attentive and well timed. Dinner was thoroughly enjoyable and the food prepared to a high standard, all three courses were well presented and very tasty, as indeed was breakfast the following morning. The Hotel’s gardens and herb garden are also well worth a visit. Thanks to the Hundred House Hotel for a very enjoyable stay, we will definitely return.

If you only visit Ludlow once, stay here. The exterior and public rooms are like something straight out of Shakespeare, while (unlike many Stratford hotels) the more modern bits are more than just a Portacabin bolted on the back. Helpful staff, good food, easy parking and a relaxed atmosphere all contributed to a very pleasant stay.

Really nice hotel. Easy parking, friendly reception staff and helpful. Lovely room one tiny downside no dressing gowns. Great bar food and reasonably priced for the amount you get. Lovely pool and well equipped gym

Got a suite rather than a double room as we thought. Great breakfast & bar in hotel. Right in the centre of Shrewsbury. Cromwell's wine bar recommended for steaks.

Great place to stay for night or 2. Such a great price with pool and sauna thrown in

Lovely experience was well looked after liked it a lot. Staff were friendly and caring they made the effort.

A wonderful welcome from the owners of the Bird in Hand. The pub itself is quirky in it's upper layout and a real treat to try to work out, this may account to the buildings age as it has been standing since well before the Ironbridge itself. The rooms are comfortably furnished with a 70's early 80's feel, with all you need for a short stay. Meticulously clean throughout with a shower en-suite, tea and coffee, radio TV and beds that are SO comfortable, had it not been for the bedroom window view of the River Severn in the mornings and the promise of a lovely and filling home cooked breakfast served with a hearty felt Good Morning from Steve, it would have been hard to leave the beds amazing comfort. The food at the Bird in Hand is impeccable, the hardest part was deciding what to have from an extensive menu and the daily specials. The portions are generous but just right for a holiday indulgent. Allow for a rest between starter, main and then dessert if you can fit it. If you cannot please rest a while loner with a cask ale or cider until you can fit a pud in, you wont regret it. The family running are accommodating, friendly and go out of their way to assist. This B&B was a rare find in this current days trend for clinical and impersonate hotel B&B trends. It's a establishment that we will be returning to as they have perfected the art of a traditional B&B service.