The Lion Hotel

Wyle Cop, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England

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About The Lion Hotel

A renowned 17th century Coach Inn in the heart of Shrewsbury with a reputation for friendly hospitality. Our hotel has comfortable bedrooms and lounge areas. Today, its unique ambience continues to attract visitors looking for somewhere special to stay whilst exploring the historic town and its surrounding countryside and Welsh borders. In the refined atmosphere of the Shires restaurant, guests can enjoy many of the chef's specialities. Public areas include the original ballroom and a bar and restaurant with oak beams and inglenook fireplace. Bedrooms come in a variety of sizes, those at the rear being quieter. This historic hotel is ideally located to visit the many attractions of the region. Its reputation for hospitality has attracted many famous names over the years including Charles Dickens, King William IV and Madame Tussaud's. Whether your visit is purely leisure or linked to business, you will receive high quality service and experience a refreshing and friendly atmosphere at the Lion Hotel.

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