Very friendly welcome, we were shown to our room personally and asked if there was anything we wanted.The room was spacious and the bed large. The price was reasonable and the room was relaxingly quiet (we had stayed in the town a few months ago and the price was similar to the town and noisy!). The food in the restaurant was excellent, definitely worth the 2 Rosettes and well priced. All the food was listed in the room and where it came from, mostly local. Also the wine list was comprehensive, well balanced, a good selection and good quality, also a good selection wines by the glass. Also from a local wine merchant. The staff were friendly and very efficient. Javier deserves a particular mention. A hotel I would certainly recommend.

Couldn't fault the service or the friendly reception I received on arrival. So many hotels fall down on this vital part of the guest's stay, but no issue here! The room was spotlessly clean, and the restaurant experience was lovely. Food was well cooked and very tasty - dinner and breakfast. I would thoroughly recommend a stay here. The only reason I scored 4 and not 5 is that whilst the hotel is charming, with great service, it's décor and furniture is a little in need of refreshing in some places. Perhaps that adds to its charm, who knows?

Stayed at Albright Hussey last year for a family wedding close by. The meal was so good during our stay, we thought we'd give it another try as we wanted something special for a birthday celebration. We were not disappointed. We had the five course taster menu and every course was so tasty and beautifully presented.

The service from all members of staff was exceptional.

We will definitely be visiting again!

We needed a room for me with access and facilities for me as I'm disabled. I found the staff very helpful on booking in.
The room was clean and linen fresh. A couple of small issues were noted and they plan to fix. Along with many other hotels, the complimentary biscuits did not include any gluten free offers. A few herbal teas would also have been nice.
The dining room staff were exceedingly helpful and knew which food was OK for me to have. They also made sure we were comfortable and treated everyone with kindness and respect.
The food was good, however puddings were low on gluten free and I had to have the same on the two days we started. The meals were very expensive and I'm not convinced the price matched the standard of food, which although good they lacked the special touch. The was a large function which may have affected that.
Breakfast had few options for gluten free, no cereal and the toast arrived cold. The first morning we had the scramble egg and salmon which was very nice. However the second morning we were pointed to a hot food stand and told it was buffet only... Anyone needing a gluten free diet will tell you that buffets are a definite no due to the inevitable cross contamination.
I had to make do with two slices of toast and some fruit the waitress had kept aside for me as I have allergies to pineapple and strawberries (neither of these are seasonal not local by the way).
The surroundings were beautiful, the gardens showed off the two black Swans to their best and despite the rain it was cheering to see these from the dining room. The dining room had a wonderful as already mentioned and the seating was spacious and the lovely little hidey hold for the two of us was great fun.
The lounge was not welcoming and had a stange feel of being thrown together at the last minute.
Most of the staff were very helpful but we felt let down by the brusk attitude if the breakfast waitress which the insincere 'thank you soo much' were clearly seen through. The evening waiters were above and beyond and much appreciated. Especially when we had guests for an evening meal where they placed us well and genuinely helpful.

A great place to stay highly recommend

Just got back from a 2 night New Year's eve package. This was our 4th New Year's Eve at this hotel, and the stay is always a pleasure. From the arrival to our departure, the staff and their attention to guests' needs was excellent.

We had a 3 course dinner on the first night, included in the package. A hearty breakfast in the morning, followed by a 6 course New Year's Eve black tie dance to welcome in 2016. There are many guests who come back year after year, so the hotel proves it's doing the right things! The firework display was very good, as usual. The 6 course dinner was cooked very well, considering the number of covers they had to cater for. The staff work tirelessly, and again was able to serve me a raspberry sorbet instead of the iced champagne course. Our room was the Royalist Suite (room 4). It is a massive room together with a large bathroom. The bedroom has a large 4 poster bed and plenty of storage space for clothes. The bathroom has a shower over the Jacuzzi bath, with plenty of toiletries and towels.

We have already booked the room for next New Year's Eve!

Nice hotel. Stayed overnight for a wedding. Lovely grounds, good food and rooms are nice too. Quite traditional in terms of decor, however done to a very good standard. All in all a good stay. Entrance to the hotel is very easy to drive past so keep an eye out for it when approaching.

The Albright Hussey is a class place to stay. The grounds and environment are so relaxing. But what makes the Albright Hussey so special are the staff. Everybody is so friendly and nothing is too much trouble. We have stayed there several times and the food is excellent. A special thanks to Javier in the restaurant who makes you feel so welcome whilst maintaining very high professional standards.

We have been going to the Albright Hussey Manor for five years now. We find the hotel very friendly and the food excellent. Nothing seems to be any trouble. The setting and countryside makes the hotel a very relaxing stay.

Attended a wedding here, quaint little hotel with an excellent function hall. The staff were friendly and the food was delicious. It was a joyous occasion.

Excellent venue! The car park is extremely tight so be warned, but the grounds are lovely, the staff are helpful and the food is good. Top notch!

Lovely grounds and room. Great service. Perfect for wedding.

A very pleasant evening in the Albright Hussey, the food was lovely and the staff were very helpful.

Very lovely wedding venue, beautiful building and suitable facilities.

Fantastic service lovely room couldn't be happier

Very beautiful views, great staff , lovely Manor

Good food and drink with excellent service

Good food and beer

Had our wedding here on Friday it was absolutely amazing. The staff here couldn't do enough for us they were great. David was very professional and so helpful for the whole 3 days we were there. We had our wedding outside which was perfect everyone said how amazing our wedding was and it was the best wedding. Rooms were all really nice especially Hussey suite was really special. Michaela was such a great help and such a great laugh thank you very much. The wedding room looked stunning I love this place thanks to everyone here from Katrina and jake jackson

If you plan on visiting historic Shrewsbury and want a bit more style than a chain hotel in town, and better value than an extortionate boutique, this is your place. Its an original 16th Century Tudor Manor House, with a fantastic chef an hospitality team on site. It even has a Moat. And its own Black Swans! I almost feel guilty telling Trip Advisor about this place, I half want to keep it to myself!!!

Lovely comfortable hotel, very high standards with attentive and friendly professional staff, we stayed for two nights, food very good and varied, a good bar and Bank's bitter served - very good pint! Lovely wedding ceremony, superb wedding reception. Everything just right in this hotel.

We had a two night stay at this hotel and it was wonderful. It is in a beautiful setting and our room was luxurious. The staff were extremely helpful and friendly, they went above and beyond the call of duty. We ate in the restaurant and the food and service was impeccable,the breakfast was super. I would highly recommend this hotel!

Rather surprised at the last review, and yes, it probably is because you are from London! We stayed here on an overnight stopover from the West Country dropping our son back to Liverpool Uni and it looked a great place to make a break on the journey home. Restored by the owners with an obvious passion for preserving an ancient manor house with loads of history whilst also building a profitable business, that's just the way it is, even in London. The older parts of the building offer fabulous suites where everything is as it should be and our room, at the top of a winding staircase, had a very comfortable bed, good bathroom facilities including a jacuzzi bath and triple aspect over the surrounding Shropshire countryside. Along with quirky alcoves on the stairs, comfortable bar area and a very atmospheric restaurant full of eye catching architecture and pretty moated gardens to sit in if the weather was finer, I could think of a lot worse options that we may have opted for. Service was proper and restrained, wine list with good choices to fit most budgets and the food excellent and not pompous, followed up in the morning with a very good quality breakfast and very happy with the total bill for the privilege of staying in such a wonderful old manor house. I can't comment on the more modern extensions but, suffice to say, we travel most weekends and this is most definitely a place we would make a point of staying at again.

Our family (two adults, 3 kids aged 11-16 and dog!) stayed here for the weekend at October half term.
Our rooms were on the ground floor. My husband and I had a double room which was dark and dingy (decor was on a brown and beige colour scheme which didn't help), one small window with that textured glass you get in toilets, which looked on to a tiny dank courtyard housing the biomass boiler! Plus, as other reviews have mentioned, all the bedrooms have an overpoweringly strong smell of some sort of scented cleaning product. You would think the owners would have done something about this by now - it is a vile smell that gets in your throat and stays there!
So, the bedroom was disappointing.
The dinner menu was also a bit sad being overwhelmingly dominated by red meat. The only veggie option was a bizarre chickpea 'tagine' with quinoa (instead of cpus cpus) and some really weird goat's milk ice-cream. Not sure if this was meant to be ice-cream or whether it just hadn't been defrosted properly…. Anyway it didn't really resemble a tagine in any way! To be fair, the steak and chips which meat-eaters had seemed good although puddings were also a let down.
On the plus side, the staff were friendly and welcoming; the breakfast was fine including good cooked items; and they went the extra mile to make us welcome including rustling up some sandwiches for us in the bar on our last night when we didn't want a big meal. Plus they welcomed our dog and let her sleep in our room.
The garden is pretty and the surrounding countryside is gorgeous.
The whole thing has a bit of a Fawlty Towers/seventies time warp feel to it but maybe I am just a spoiled Londoner!!
On balance I would consider going back again as it is a lovely area just outside Shrewsbury and the main plus was the super-helpful staff.
It may be there are nicer rooms in the old part of the house, I don't know.

Me and our media crew stayed here for four days - it is a lovely place, with a wonderful terrace which looks out of Shropshire and where we, each Autumn evening, had the crew meetings over local beers. Nice rooms, a fascinating building, lovely friendly staff, and a very good restaurant too - have the game starter and the lamb main, with a pint of local beer.