Grays Hotel and Conference Centre

Forge Gate, Telford, Shropshire, Shropshire, England

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About Grays Hotel and Conference Centre

Set in 5 acres of landscaped grounds, this new Telford hotel is within easy walking distance of the Telford Shopping Complex and the offices of Cap Gemini and Fujitsu. The 90 en suite bedroom are complemented by extensive conference facilities and a range of convenient amenities. Start the day with a full English breakfast in the Merlots Restaurant, where you can also partake of brasserie style food in the evening. A gymnasium, games room and selection of outdoor sports courts will be sure to keep you relaxed and refreshed. The attractive grounds make the ideal backdrop for weddings, conferences and other functions.

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