Shrewsbury Hotel Guide. Independent Hotels in Shrewsbury, Shropshire

Mad Jack Myton left a legacy not least in his name. The Myton & Mermaid is a delightful old country hotel set beside the river Severn. There are grounds to sit in and a covered area to relax with a drink or a snack. This is a place where locals go for a friendly get together over a drink. I know for certain there is a lovely fire in the winter giving a cosy atmosphere to the room. .Bar and restaurant food is good and stylish. My room was in the newer courtyard building. Spotlessly clean and nicely decorated although on the small side. There was an ensuite with shower, basin and toilet. The shower cubicle was high off the ground and if you are less than mobile it would be worth asking if there is a more accessible bathroom. My only critisism is the heavy duvet, much too hot for my liking. Had I been staying for longer I would have asked for just a sheet. I will be happy to return next time I visit Shrewsbury.

Problem with room on arrival. Bathroom flood room had to be changed

Very friendly , good food convient to airpor and Chester zoo

A thoughtful decorated room. Amazingly comfortable bed! Helpful staff and delicious breakfast. I will be returning!

Rebecca & Phil are excellent hosts who cant do enough to make you welcome. The B&B is in a very quiet location overlooking some fantastic countryside. The room itself was very clean, the bed was very comfortable and there was a good selection of teas and coffees on the hospitality tray. Views of the Shropshire countryside from the bedroom window is something to be believed Breakfast was wonderful, with so much choice from fresh fruit to a full english breakfast.

My visit to Shrewsbury was a magical experience and Morgan's The Exchange was a key part of what made it so memorable. It's an easy walk (past the castle!) from the train station, and the minute I saw it, I couldn't believe my luck. This is no sterile box; you feel you've become part of Shrewsbury and when I saw my room I wished I could stay longer than my two days. I propped myself on my elbows on the wide sill of my open window and just watched the town, munching a complimentary biscuit and already feeling at home. The room itself was high-ceilinged, airy, and immaculately clean. There was an armoire for my clothes, stocked with an iron, a hair dryer, and plenty of hangers. The bathroom had a huge shower stall and big fluffy white towels. The shower itself boasted plenty of water pressure and good hot water, no tepid trickle here. The bed was tall, clean, and very comfortable. The sheaf of menus lured me back downstairs, although I was so charmed by my room I was tempted to hang out there a while. The drinks menu has everything from lattes and cokes to Glenlivet and exotic cocktails. The food menu had plenty of choices, and as I soon discovered, the food is GOOD. You can sit at the window tables or outside and people watch, cozy up to the little bar, or kick back and watch TV. Morgan's becomes a home. Don't miss it.

Stayed here the night before the Anfield 100 time trial (bike race), with my wife. Very handy for Shawbury, the race HQ. Food was good, staff were pleasant if a little disorganised at times, and they were accommodating to my need for a very early (5.20 a.m.) breakfast, and they found a handy place for me to leave the bike prior to leaving. They also let me come back and have a shower in the early afternoon, so we also stayed for lunch. I would definitely stay again in similar circumstances and will be recommending it to my clubmates (there are a lot of time trial races around there); I guess the only issue would be if there was a wedding on. They clearly are very reliant on being a wedding venue, and if you were a non-wedding guest trying to sleep early, it might be a problem. This didn't arise for our stay as it was a Sunday bank holiday evening.