Shropshire is rich in history and was once part of the ancient kingdom of Mercia. The county boasts many historical sites, such as the ancient Watling Street and Offa's Dyke, which chart the development of Shropshire from The kingdom of Mercia to the present day
1. Sweeney Hall Hotel (Oswestry/Hotels in Oswestry)
Set in award winning grounds at the heart of the Countryside but with easy road and rail access to many major towns. All areas furnished to an extremly high standard. Friendly efficient but unobtrusive staff. Very popular resturant serving bo...
3. Wynnstay Hotel (Oswestry/Hotels in Oswestry)
Family owned for many years and a former Coaching Inn the Wynnstay can be traced back to the year 1727. Recently renovated and restored to its traditional glory the Wynnstay is one of the most prominent and historical buildings in the bustling mar...
4. Lion Quays Hotel (Oswestry/Hotels in Oswestry)
The newly opened Lion Quays Hotel is situated on the banks of the Llangollen Canal on the main A5 trunk road between Oswestry and Wrexham. Designed to set new standards of comfort and convenience Lion Quays has retained the grace and charming char...
5. Pen-y-Dyffryn Country Hotel (Oswestry/Hotels in Oswestry)
Perched high in the Shropshire Welsh hills midway between Shrewsbury and Chester this beautiful silver stone Georgian rectory is set in stunning scenery with great walking all around. In five acres of grounds the Hotel prides itself on its unobt...
