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A whole new extraordinary experience.

Retreat to sleep in Scandi chic. Crash out in a 16th-century coaching inn. Wake up in a prince’s bedroom. There’s plenty out-of-the-ordinary places to stay, accommodation and hotels in Shrewsbury, Shropshire.

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Dig out your favourite fleece because there's loads of stuff Shrewsbury has to offer over the coming months, even if the days are a little shorter.

5 Original places to stay in Shrewsbury

Whether you're coming for business, holiday or a weekend getaway, Shrewsbury has a wealth of hostelries to suit all tastes and budgets to guarantee a good night's sleep.

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Self Catering in Shrewsbury

Self-catering properties promise flexibility and freedom so you can come and go as you please. Shrewsbury is well stocked with delis, small supermarkets, cafes and restaurants to keep you well fuelled during your stay.

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B&Bs in Shrewsbury

There are plenty of historic B&Bs surrounded by cobbled streets and Tudor buildings in Shrewsbury. If you’re treating yourself then look out for four-poster beds and unbeatable breakfasts. There are also plenty of cosy rooms for the price-conscious.

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The Times Cool Hotel Guide highlights Shrewsbury's Lion & Pheasant

The Times has highlighted Shrewsbury hotel Lion & Pheasant in their Cool Hotel Guide. "This 23-room townhouse is the most stylish base in Shrewsbury, an underrated town of tilted timber houses and shopping lanes with medieval names."

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Accessible Accommodation in Shrewsbury

Scooped up in the loop of the Severn, Shrewsbury is a town bursting with culture and history. Despite many of the buildings dating from the 16th and 17th centuries, Shrewsbury has a wealth of accessible eateries, retailers, attractions and accommodation.

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Your guides to Shrewsbury

Wandering around the wonders of Shrewsbury is one of the best ways to see the sites. Whether you're looking to join a group, go solo or fancy something themed you'll find limitless options in our collation of Shrewsbury guides.

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