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This is my second stay at the Mercure Albrighton Hall. I really enjoyed my stay, Staff were friendly and helpful and the room was clean. I'm slightly disappointed in comparison to my last stay though, last time we were in a privilege room which was gorgeous and unique. We had booked the privilege room as a birthday celebration, so wanted something extra special, however this time the privilege room was nothing special, just a slightly larger than average run of the mill hotel room. There was nothing wrong with the room itself, just not as nice as our previous stay. If I was to stay again, I wouldn't bother with the room upgrade - I'd just stick to a standard room. The only flaw I can point out is the door to the lakeside rooms. The security door that's opposite the lake was open the entire time we were there. The door did not lock when it closed over, which was a security concern - especially at night time. The leisure facilities are great, the pool is a touch cold but this isn't anything major. The sauna/steam room selection is brilliant and there's plenty of room. There are male/female changing facilities and they have private shower and change cubicles which is a big win for me. I didn't choose to book breakfast this time as the price seemed excessive, and I'm not a big breakfast eater. Instead I went to Battlefield 1403 'sparrows cafe' which was a 5 minute drive away and was absolutely lovely! Overall it was a great stay and I will stay here again!

We stayed for one night as part of a visit to see Son and family. We were nicely welcomed on our arrival and shown the ropes for accessing the building and also the room. We stayed in the 'Victoria' room. It was spacious and well furnished with a separate, small sitting area and TV. The bed was very comfortable and the bedding was stylish and very clean. There was also tea making facilities as well as a fridge to keep anything fresh. Breakfast in the morning was excellent. The food was good quality and well cooked and the coffee was also very nice. A sidenote - I really liked the quirky enamel mugs that the coffee was served in and asked where they came from. The lady who was serving us, as well as the chef, made sure we knew exactly where they were obtained and gave us the website details. I have now ordered some online! The location to the town is near to all local amenities and areas and the bar/restaurant attached to the hotel is class. I would definitely recommend staying there.

A lovely one night stay at The Bull, The staff were very helpful and friendly, especially as I was travelling with my arm in a sling, even to the point of offering to cut my breakfast up so I could eat it 😂😂😂 this was very appreciated! In my room the shower cubicle needed a better clean as there were long hairs from where some one has washed their hair and the bedroom curtains needed blackout blinds in the actual window recesses to block out the street lights, and in the recess, as people could look up from the street and see behind the curtains. Signage or more visible prompts explaining where to go to check in would also be good ! All that having been said I would definitely stay there again and would recommend it to others needing a short stay in the town.

My partner and I spent a great night at The Prince Rupert. Pros: it is a beautiful period building, in a fantastic location in central Shrewsbury. The room we had was pretty, with all necessary mod cons, with a very comfortable bed. Check in was easy and the breakfast, included in the booking price, was very good. Staff were friendly and knowledgeable and I would certainly recommend anyone reading to consider a stay. Cons: parking is a few minutes away from the hotel. There are lots of narrow roads up to the hotel and I would advise anyone at the hotel reading this to clarify exactly where the parking is to customers before booking. If this is widely available and I have missed it, then this is on me as a customer. The other thing is there were some darker, slightly dingy parts of the hotel when walking through to our room. Some of this will be due to the nature of the hotel being a period building, but if you are a customer looking for a light, bright, modern hotel, this is not the hotel for you. Please note my criticisms are nit-picks and nothing more. In summary: a very competitively priced hotel with a lovely interior/exterior, friendly staff and one I can definitely say is the kind of place you can take someone to impress them. Thank you for a great stay all of the Prince Rupert staff.