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Shrewsbury is a lovely town to visit. Full of character and lovely old pubs, restaurants and buildings. Plenty of shopping opportunities with quaint specialist shops and the usual big names. The river Severn loops the town with lovely river pubs and walks. The river trip on the Sabrina is so informative and relaxing. They have various festivals throughout the year and of course the annual flower show is a spectacle. It is a hilly town, but if you stay near the river, most things you would like are on the flat. Beautiful place
Loved this little town. Lots to do and see, easy to get around in. Shrewsbury has done a great job in their signage as when I was feeling a little lost I knew that down the street there would be a sign getting me in the right direction. I was also very impressed with all the well beautiful and well tended potted, hanging and pretty flower beds throughout the town. Look forward to returning one day.
The old town off Shrewsbury is very easy to get around and there is much to see. For the shopper there is a variety of shops not often found in towns these days. The wide choice of restaurants adds to the attraction of this friendly town
Shrewsbury is an old town full of history full of Tudor buildings and delightful little nooks and crannies. Charles Darwin features strongly here with his statue and story. We had a walking tour of all the sights with a friend who is a local. Shrewsbury is on the river so great walks anyway. There is a small castle to visit and an old jail. The retail section like any town is huge with many recognisable brands. A couple of churches also had cafes and had a lot of atmosphere.
Very pretty and interesting town, though busy. Three days probably enough. Try eating at Bistro Jacques, excellent value for money at lunchtime and early evening, or the Coach and Horses pub, great value and traditional surroundings.
The architecture and the feel of what Shrewsbury was like in the time of kings and queens was spot on. The Dingle Park was beautiful. I wish they had more information on the Shrewsbury Castle. It was a great museum for the regimental memorabilia but it took away from the actual story of the castle. As a visitor I couldn't believe that breakfast were late in the morning and that many places closed extremely early even on weekends.
“Location is perfect and staff very helpful. The bar in the hotel is great. ”
“Historical hotel in the center of town. Easy walk to shops, bars, resturants.”
“sherry on arrival. Bucks fizz on arriving for breakfast Valet car parking In centre of town-easy access Allowed to leave car in hotel car park after check out while visited town before leaving.”
“Amazing hotel!! Room beautiful ! Service second to none! Breakfast brilliant !”
“The breakfast was very good and the hotel was only 7 minutes from where I was working.”
