Park House Hotel

Park Street, Shifnal, Telford, Shropshire, England

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About Park House Hotel

We are a 54 bedroom town house property in the centre of Shifnal, just 5 minutes drive from j4 m54 Motorway. The Park House hotel is also a 4 star hotel with indoor pool, spa bath and sauna. The hotel has 54 superior bedrooms delightfully furnished and recently refurbished with private mini bars, data port and all of them enjoy a collection of handy, contemporary amenities, some of which have their own lounge area. We also have an award winning restaurant with excellent choices of wines. We are located just 2 minutes walk from railway station and a choice of wine bars/restaurants. Very close to Ironbridge Gorge Museum and raf Cosford Museum.

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