Mercure Shrewsbury Albrighton Hall Hotel and Spa
At a glance
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Local Attractions
Visit the Medieval town of Shrewsbury just two few miles away, the historic Ironbridge, or Attingham Park. The beautiful Shropshire countryside on the Severn Valley Railway is also definitely worth exploring
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Romantic Venue
The scenic location and original features in the 300 year old building make this hotel an ideal romantic getaway destination.
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Weddings
As well as providing space for up to 180 guests, the hotel is licensed for civil ceremonies.
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Leisure Break Venue
The hotel offers a range of leisure facilities and treatments, but is not a specialised spa venue.
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Family Friendly
There are 20 family rooms as well as two connecting rooms.
Location
Mercure Shrewsbury Albrighton Hall Hotel and Spa
Ellesmere Road
Albrighton
SY4 3AG
Spa & Leisure
Newly Refurbished, The Orchid Rooms at Inspiration Leisure and Spa offers a gym, fitness classes, a pool, relaxation lounge and thermal suite including a sauna, steam room, ice room, and six treatment rooms, two of which are doubles.. The spa also has its own lunch menu to ensure a full day of time out.
A devotee of the Decléor brand, the treatments menu operates around the pleasingly indulgent mantra ‘it’s all about me’ and offers massages, facials, full body scrubs and wraps as well as manicures and pedicures courtesy of Orly products at one of their six manicure stations, make-up by Bare Escentuals, and a St Tropez sun room.
Please note: between 13th - 25th November 2017 work will take place in the steam room, sauna, ice room, aroma sauna, bio sauna and snail showers.
Hotel & Accommodation
A 300 year old hotel surrounded by 15 acres of secluded gardens and overlooking a private lake, Albrighton Hall is a four star venue with 87 en suite rooms. Interiors are contrastingly contemporary compared to the classic exterior, and rooms include Superior Double, Superior Twin, Family, and Privilege rooms. For something a little more romantic, a selection of rooms also feature four-poster beds, high ceilings, and original features that make them unique.
Equally, The Oak Room restaurant is also characterised by historic design elements, coupled with a relaxed atmosphere in which to enjoy seasonal dishes. The 1630 Bar meanwhile is ideal for lighter snacks and afternoon tea, and the Drawing Room is the place to enjoy drinks after dinner.