Drapers Hall Restaurant & Boutique Rooms  

The location is good but it doesn't matter because Shrewsbury is a small town.

The room was very uncomfortable. The hotel is very old and the furniture is old also. We asked to clean the room regular. The Internet was available just 3-5 times during 2 weeks. There was a problem with hot water.

Excellent welcome from staff, room really cosy warm clean and comfy, towels and dressing gowns wonderfully warm and soft. Brilliant breakfast in the morning and couldnt do enough for you. Very intimate surroundings and would recommend to anyone, close to town for shopping and exploring shrewsbury

Weather could have been a little kinder

Brilliant location. Very comfortable. High quality food, possibly the best steak we have ever tasted and the breakfast second to none. Staff eager, friendly and welcoming. Room and building FULL of Tudor (and earlier) character.

Parking can be an issue. The church bells ring out all night but neither if these caused us any bother.

beautiful old building wonderful bar with log fire amazing restaurant & excellent food. Very friendly staff.

Bar/restaurant/log fire all closed down sunday night. Two single beds in very cramped room under the eves more for children than adults.

The rooms were charming and comfortable, great bathroom, excellent breakfast.

I was not forewarned about the renovation work that was happening whilst I was there.

Location in Shrewsbury is excellent. The Teal Suite is great for 2 adults and 2 children - many hide-and-seek options plus the separate bedrooms. Food is superb. Having the self-catering was a bonus and I enjoyed the books. Fantastic if you like a bit of character rather than a modern room/building.

Minor points noted which just stopped this from being a perfect 10 (e.g. sink plug wrong size, some marks on kitchen top, boiler 'grumbled' a bit noisily). Due to the historic layout of the building, sound from neighbours/stairs carries through doors/walls so not good if you are sensitive to noise.

My Wife loved the style furnitur and deoc. The open fire was lovely. The Character of the building with its un-even floors, walls and staircases were delightful.

Three lights did not work in the room. The shower flooded. Th room we were in was nxt to the Church and the bells were annoying at times. Drinks were expensive, £11.00 for a small bottle beer and a small wine?

It was a well preserved 16th century's Drapers Hall. I felt like I was a time traveller to the medieval period. On the other hand, the room was modern, and spacious, which was beautifully arranged. The food at the restaurant was authentic! Plus, Nigel was very friendly. I was surprised to know that he was also a superb cook. If you'd like to spend a quiet, reluxing holiday, I recommend this hotel.

I needed another trash can and a box of tissue...

Fantastic space fantastic location, fabulous food superior service

This was a wonderful choice to stay in. The location was excellent and the rooms and facilities perfect. We had a fantastic time at The Drapers Hall and the staff and owners were lovely, nothing was too much. We felt completely at home.

we phoned 5 times prior to arrival in order to confirm our booking. nobody answered !

It is a beautiful building and very atmospheric. The rooms were very nicely furnished.

My only complaint was my room was very hot

Room was very comfortable and well equipped The sundry items were comprehensive. The fittings and furnishings were in keeping 16th century building whilst being very comfortable. The food was excellent. The evening dinner and morning breakfast were as good as you would find anywhere. The service was attentive, accommodating but not intrusive.

Lack of parking.

excellent staff and the lime room was more than we were expecting

Friendly quiet establishment suiting our needs for a short visit to mShrewsbury and the neighbouring country. Cuisine excellent.

An unusual issue was solved quickly and sensitively with decorum to the satisfaction of both parties. A beautiful place to stay superbly decorated and within a stones throw of the city. Superb food. Vegetarian and special diets were catered for with no fuss.

Very well priced for a lovely suite on the top floor of this 500-yr old hotel, up some splendidly wonky stairs. The room was large and comfortable. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. The food was excellent - both dinner and breakfast. The wine list is a cut above the ordinary too, with some well-priced & more obscure bottles. The location is excellent right in the middle of Shrewsbury.

Perhaps the bedroom was a little tired, but it is a quibble, particularly given the price.

Staff were excellent and made every effort to increase njoyment of the stay.

Overall facilities did not match the cost/positioning of the Hotel. £100 per night with no tissues in the room??

A small 15th century building. Very friendly and relaxing in a super spot fof sightseeing and shopping.

The food was absolutely fantastic. Gourmet would not adequately describe it; definitely worth a detour just for a meal! In fact we had 3 meals and they were stupendous. The rooms were very well equipped, and supremely comfortable. We were in the Lime Suite; we had our grown-up son with us and he had the sofa bed, still it wasn't too tight, but 2 adults would be even more comfortable.

Attentive staff, lovely quaint building, great food, excellent local beer and atmospheric place. Intimate and just a nice base to relax. Worth a stay. Well done to the staff. Peterson family

A unique building and excellent facilities

Accessibility. There were many stairs to the accommodation

We went for a birthday trip to enjoy the excellent restaurant. The place is old, wooden beams, and the dining room is very gracious. Menu is good as is the wine list. The dining expperience is well worth it. Breakfast was excellent too.

I paid £150 for a one night stay, b&B. This was for a suite. The bedroom was so small as was the bed, that we had to use the small sitting area to get dressed, and we had little sleep. We had to ask for a toilet roll, a hair drier and there was no tea for the bedroom cuppa, only coffee. Parking is difficult too. Go in a small car. The hotel is niceley placed in the middle of the town, but as is inevitable cars are a menace. The hotel allocated a space at the back of the hotel for us, which worked but with a large car was "thread the needle" to get parked. Check the location of the car park with the hotel before you go and get your allocated space number, this will avoid facing up to the parking wardens outside!!

Very well presented, staff were very nice and helpfully. Would definitely recommend this hotel.

Fantastiskt rum o badrum! Mycket god frukost, ingick ej I priset o var dyr, 15 pund, men ack så god! Och det är inte varje dag man frukosterar I en sal från 1450- talet! Nu var jag ensam o på genomresa men kan gärna komma tillbaka m make för en trevlig helg. Shrewsbury är en mkt trevlig stad!