Shrewsbury Lodges

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Our top choices for Shrewsbury lodges

Wilderness Lodge, Stiperstones

Shrewsbury

Callow Lodge 22, Beaconsfield Holiday Park

Shrewsbury

Oak Lodge, Beaconsfield Holiday Park

Shrewsbury

Kieron N.

includes taxes & fees

15 May - 16 May

Haimwood Byetake, Llandrinio

Llanymynech

Llety Cariad, Montgomery

Montgomery

includes taxes & fees

1 Jun - 2 Jun

Dunromin, Montgomery

Montgomery

Meadowfall at Shatterford Lakes, Shatterford

Shatterford

"We spent two days at the property as a group of 9 friends and had a great time ! The house is huge and has plenty of space for a group this size. The garden, hot tub and farm animals were also a lovely addition. We went for nice country walks and explored some of the pubs nearby, including one that is a 10 minute walk away which was really nice. The only downside was that the house only has 4 bedrooms despite advertising 5. There were still plenty of beds, more than needed even as one of the...

Mariane L.

includes taxes & fees

30 May - 31 May

The Balmoral Studio Lodge – Private Hot Tub & On-Site Carp Fishing 🎣🛁

Ellesmere

includes taxes & fees

11 May - 12 May

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Top Shrewsbury Hotel Reviews

Hawkstone Park Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Didn’t have breakfast at the hotel, the room was very clean and staff were very friendly. Parking was easy "

The Lion Hotel Shrewsbury

2/10 Terrible

"In the room the carpet was filthy. The mattresses were too soft. The internet was poor. The downstairs area looked very uninviting, like it had been left to rot. It was dark and depressing. There was no nice common area to sit and relax in. The carpet on the way to the rooms looked like it hadn't been changed since the 1950s and was threadbare and dirty. The area near the landing toilets was old and smelled of sewage The whole place needs an absolutely thorough makeover."

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