Albright Hussey Manor Hotel
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Very historic building, friendly staff, nice rooms
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Fantastic hotel and the food in the restaurant was amazing
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Fantastic charity evening, good food, good drink
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Nice clean hotel, friendly staff
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Nice day at car show drinks expensive
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Amazing building, fabulous restaurant
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Amazing staff and food thank you!
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Nice hotel &wedding venue.
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Lovely place lovely food
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Ok, but its more of an event hotel.
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Very friendly staff and nice surroundings
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Amazing room and atmosphere
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Pleasant staff and food.
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Superb
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Excellent hotel
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Good service
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Great staff👍👍
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Amazing place.
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Nice pleace
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Fantastic location, very friendly staff and super food. The rooms are old world with plenty of character. One negative thing was we were hoping to watch rugby on the Saturday which was on BBC however the televisions did not receive this only BBC Wales.
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Situated up a single lane - ample car parking - reception was friendly - hotel room warm and comfortable only a little old fashioned - breakfast was cooked to order and excellent.Staff were really efficient and friendly.
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Stayed here for one night with our six year old, as we were visiting the Winter Festival in Shrewsbury. The staff were all very friendly indeed and we stayed in bad snowy weather, which the hotel dealt with well. We ate in the Hotel's restaurant in the evening and the food was of a high standard. As there was a Christmas party taking place our room was moved to an area that would not be effected by the noise, which we appreciated. My son's put-you-up bed was way too soft with a dreadful mattress and he had trouble getting comfy, but the room itself was pleasant. Nice to find hot chocolate as well as tea and coffee available and two bottles of water. The shower was poorly designed and leaked water all over the floor every time it was used, but the bathroom was of a good size and I loved the walk-in closet! The furniture is a bit tired in the bedrooms and dining/bar area and a bit 1980s, trying to look antique - although I did clock a couple of nice genuine pieces of furniture dotted around the hotel. The decor generally could do with a revamp, but service and facilities were very good. The breakfast was nice in the morning, but the scrambled egg appeared to be powered? And the pastries were a bit stale. Aside from that it was certainly not a bad experience as standard hotel breakfasts go. We were even able to order a copy of the Sunday Times in the morning.The waiting,bar and reception staff made a real fuss of our son, which was appreciated and kind. We felt cared for and ate and drank well - which are big plus points!
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We had a nice welcome,ona bad snowy day. The drive was pretty clear. We had a ground floor room in the annexe,it was spacious,with a huge sleigh bed,which was very comfy. There was a good quality tea tray,with home made biscuits and filter coffee,it was set in a walk in cupboard,without lighting,so a bit callenging. The bathroom was a good size,with good quality toiletries and large soft towels. Breakfast was really good,with a quality continental selection as well as a hot and very tasty cooked section. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here.
We attended one of the party night's here. The party itself was excellant as was the food and service.
This morning the snow was really high,Paul(the owner) had taken the snow plough out to make it easier for us to get to the main troad. All the staff were concerned for our welfare and were finding out where we were travelling to,to help us on our journey. We really appreciated it. We also found out,they take dogs,for a £10 fee.
We attended one of the party night's here. The party itself was excellant as was the food and service.
This morning the snow was really high,Paul(the owner) had taken the snow plough out to make it easier for us to get to the main troad. All the staff were concerned for our welfare and were finding out where we were travelling to,to help us on our journey. We really appreciated it. We also found out,they take dogs,for a £10 fee.
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The hotel is located in a scenic Shropshire location away from the busy Shrewsbury centre. I reserved one of the Regal Suites and my wife and I were delighted with it. Vary spacious with a 4-poster bed and an excellent view of the gardens and moat. The staff went out of their way to make us feel very welcome and the meal we had in the evening was excellent, I especially recommend the Rib-Eye steak.
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Stayed here for one night on a business trip. The room was on the small side but very well appointed and everything worked. The shower in particular was impressively powerful!
The food in the restaurant really was superb, as was the service. Efficient and unobtrusive. There was a good selection of wines too.
One minor downside was the lack of choice of beers & ales in the bar, but perhaps that’s just me being picky.
Overall, a lovely old hotel with many individual quirks, well run, well maintained and highly recommended.
The food in the restaurant really was superb, as was the service. Efficient and unobtrusive. There was a good selection of wines too.
One minor downside was the lack of choice of beers & ales in the bar, but perhaps that’s just me being picky.
Overall, a lovely old hotel with many individual quirks, well run, well maintained and highly recommended.
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