Church Farm Guest House - Set in the beautiful Shropshire village of Wrockwardine, on the outskirts of Telford, this splendid Georgian farmhouse provides the ideal base for a relaxing countryside break. Recently renovated, the house features 4 well-equipped rooms, complete with Wi-FI and TV with Freeview and a DVD player. Furthermore, for your comfort, Church Farm provides a spacious guest lounge and breakfast room overlooking the gardens. Enjoy the stunning views over Wrockwardine and the Wrekin before setting off to explore the surrounding areas.

Wayside Guest House - A warm welcome awaits you at Wayside situated in a convenient location for many tourist attractions throughout Shropshire and yet offering easy access to the cities of Wolverhampton and Birmingham. 2.5km from M54 J3. All rooms enjoy superb open country views and are tastefully furnished with ensuite or private bathroom, tea and coffee making facilities, remote colour television and central heating.We are a small but friendly establishment and pay great attention to comfort and cleanliness. Choice of Continental or full English breakfast which can be taken in the cosy guests dining room. (parties of up to 7 can be catered for). There are many good local restaurants and pubs. Some evening meals are available by arrangement. (English home cooking). Also nearby there are golf, fishing and leisure facilities. Ample on site parking. For the comfort and safety of our guests Wayside is a non-smoking house.

The Wheatsheaf Inn - Situated on Broadway in the charming little market town of Shifnal in Shropshire, this Grade II listed inn is an authentic traditional pub with cosy, comfortable accommodation. Originally built in the 17th century, the Wheatsheaf Inn boasts charming original features and sensitively refurbished accommodation. There are just 2 rooms, both of which have been carefully refurbished in a traditional style. In some parts of the accommodation, 17th century oak floors have been revealed and delicately restored. The original timbers and beams are still in place and remain a traditional feature of the inn. The pub area also still features huge beams from the building's original timber frame, as well as low ceilings, real open fireplaces and traditional furniture. The inn is situated on the main road running through the village from north to south.The M54 motorway is within easy reach and the town's railway station is within easy walking distance.