Cardeston Hotel Guide - Romantic Hotels in Cardeston, Shrewsbury

"Fantastic one night stay at Lion Quays, spa and pool facilities are excellent. We will definitely be returning!"

"What has made this beautiful historic place so wonderful is the staff.They have made our stay so very enjoyable. They have gone above and beyond with the quality of service we received. We will be back and if you haven't been to the Prince Rupert Hotel , we highly recommend that you do if you want a first class experience. "

"Great location Excellent facilities Lovely staff"

"We loved our stay, the griunds ste OUTSTANDING & we had a fab talk with your gardener who is doing an excellent job. Your check in staff member was so welcoming & informative. He greeted us every time we passed by, checking all was well & always with a smile. He was working Monday so we couldnt thank him & say goodbye. The young man on the bar and serving breakfast was also outstanding so polite, helpful and interested. Again he wasnt in Monday morning for us to grab his name (BUT his friend had won a gold medal on Sunday). Please pass on our grateful thanks he is an asset to the team & will go far, excellent customer service. We were disappointed the jacuzzi wasnt working but that was our only disappointment in 3 nights at the hotel. Thank you for a lovely relaxing break & keep up the eco friendly efforts 👌"

"Excellent service from check in to check out, rooms were big, rooms were serviced everyday and althoigh i didn't have dinner at the hotel the breakfast was excellent. Managed to use the gym, pool and steam room whilst staying at the hotel. When staying in Telford again i will make sure i book again at the Mercure. Very close to shops, restaurants and even a cinema across the road!"

"Nice location and a nice place to stop "

"Staff very welcoming and pleasant. Nice breakfast and great location for the town centre. "

"My partner and I stayed here for two nights and she loved it from first site of the grounds and the hotel. It was a short walk into Llangollen where we had access to restaurants and pubs, plus the River Dee and the canal."