Find 3 Star Hotels in Guilsfield from AED 187

"The staff make the entire experience of staying here; the best.They are a pleasure to have met and an asset to this hotel, Shrewsbury and set the bar. They are hardworking, approachable, friendly, and greet you warmly. I personally feel they're a pretty special bunch. Every single time I've stayed here, I honestly can't wait to return. If you live near or far, give this hotel and it's staff a chance, because you won't be disappointed. The breakfast is heaven, the room's etc are spotlessly clean, fantastic views of the Wrekin and Haughmond Hill too:) There's a chippy, Greggs' and a small convenient little Co Op also only about five minutes away, if you're after some lunch grub etc. I used to live up this part of town, and there's local bus services on both the london and wenlock road in to shrewsburys' town centre and also heading out of town to Telford etc aswell. Free car parking on hotel site, you just need to register your vehicle at reception, when checking in. I've had three stay's here now and loved every single one and can't thank the staff enough, for everything. So if you fancy travelling to our pretty " Town Of Flowers" which Shrewsbury is famous for ( aswell as it being globally known as scientist Charles Darwins' birthplace, and our fantastic anual Flower Show) Oh and Shrewsbury has three hundred black and white buildings too!:) So this is the place to come and stay:) "

"Staff lovely, room lovely , warm and traditional "

"Friendly place to stay. Older building with character"

"Enjoyed our stay very busy ate at night food was good. Breakfast excellent and superb quality ingredients "

"Lovely period hotel with mostly period furniture. Very welcoming and helpful staff. I was staying on my own but there was such a good friendly atmosphere I didn’t feel “on my own”. It was beautifully decorated for Christmas."

"Lovely property Quiet location Room very clean Excellent shower Very comfy bed Breakfast and dinner very good Staff helpful and friendly Views over the river Severn "