Holiday Inn Telford Ironbridge

Sty Quentin Gate, Telford, Shropshire, Shropshire, England

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About Holiday Inn Telford Ironbridge

Enjoying a Midlands location, the hotel is ideally located for easy access to the M54 and Telford town centre. It is adjacent to Telford International Centre and the lovely town park. Telford Railway Station is half a mile away and the hotel has ample free parking. The 150 bedrooms, including a selection of superior rooms and suites are comfortably furnished and well appointed, each with an en suite bathroom. Excellent conference and meeting facilities are available all with natural daylight.

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