Hotels near Ruyton of the Eleven Towns
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Rowton Castle
Rowton Castle is a beautiful 17th-century Grade II listed building, set in 17 acres of tranquil grounds, and 6 miles from the historic market town of Shrewsbury.
The Old Three Pigeons
Situated in Nesscliffe, in a historic building, 39 km from Ironbridge Gorge, The Old Three Pigeons is an apartment with a garden and terrace.
Upper Eyton Farmhouse B&B
Located near Shrewsbury, Upper Eyton Farmhouse B&B offers accommodation with free WiFi and flat-screen TV, as well as a garden.
Pear Tree Cottage
Boasting inner courtyard views, Pear Tree Cottage offers accommodation with a patio, around 39 km from Ironbridge Gorge. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking.
The Granary Self Catering Cottage
Set in Shrewsbury and only 34 km from Telford International Centre, The Granary Self Catering Cottage offers accommodation with garden views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Burlton Inn
Located in Burlton which is a lovely quiet village on the road between Shrewsbury and Ellesmere, Burlton Inn features traditional homemade fresh pub food, bar, beer garden, and free WiFi throughout...
Hordley Hall
Hordley Hall features accommodation in Ellesmere. Guests can enjoy garden views. The rooms at the bed and breakfast are equipped with a seating area and a TV.
Woolston lodge
Featuring garden views, Woolston lodge features accommodation with a garden, a terrace and barbecue facilities, around 48 km from Chester Racecourse.
The Corbet Arms
With a traditional restaurant and ale bar, this family-run hotel has a patio garden and scenic views. The Corbet Arms sits on the banks of the River Severn, just 5 minutes’ drive from Shrewsbury.
Old Rectory
With individually styled rooms, this impressive Georgian house is set within 3.5 acres of grounds on the edge of the town of Wem.
What guests said about Ruyton of the Eleven Towns:
- 8.0Scored 8.0
Old building as can be told from the name.
Old building as can be told from the name. Landlady was very pleasant and forgiving of the time of night I arrived. Stairs are steep. accommodation is very good for cost. Bed was lovely and warm and I slept like a brick. Recommend it in a really beautiful area of Salop.AllanUnited Kingdom - 2.0Scored 2.0
I could not gain access to begin my stay at the hotel.
I could not gain access to begin my stay at the hotel. I spent two hours trying to get into the hotel. No answer to phone calls or banking on the door. Am now waiting to get a full refund from Booking .com.
JohnUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
This town is tucked away well into the Shropshire...
This town is tucked away well into the Shropshire Countryside. Blink and you will miss it. But if you do find it, a visit to the church is a must. The Talbot Inn serves good beer (Joules) and the Governor and his wife are friendly. It has a small menu which perhaps could be extended to give diners a wider choice. There is also a cafe in the town which is supposed to open at 9.00 but during the three days we were there it was closed when we tried at 9.45. Shrewsbury and Oswestry are easily accessible.
KennethUnited Kingdom
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