Shrewsbury North (Harmer Hill) hotel

Less than a 20-minute drive from Shrewsbury Castle, Severn Theatre and Quarry Park in the town centre

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643 reviews

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4.5

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Harmer Hill, Shropshire, Shropshire SY4 3DS

Sat Nav Directions: SY4 3DS

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Directions: M54 (Telford), merge onto the A5 for around 7 miles, take approx 3 miles. At the next two roundabouts take the 2nd exit. At 3rd roundabout take 4th exit signposted for Ellesmere and A528. Continue on A528 for approx 3 miles. Hotel is on the left next to the Bridgwater Arms.

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Transport and local information: Yorton Train Station 1.25 miles
Shrewsbury Castle 5 Miles
Attingham Park 10 Miles
Wroxeter Roman City 11 Miles

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Hotel Parking: Free on-site parking is available at this hotel.

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13 Jan 2020

Maire B

Warwick, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Family

"Weekend away to meet up with family. The girls to shop the boys go shooting"

Been a few times before, very central to family and shooting. Having the pub attached to the inn is perfect, very good menu for breakfast lots to choose from plus cooked fresh and to your liking. The evening meal was very good lots of choice , were asked how we would like everything cooked nothing was too much trouble for Emma our waitress.

12 Jan 2020

204malcolmp

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"Perfect visit"

Only complaint was service in restaurant was too long and drawn out.. Rooms were nicely laid out but I.Could not find an electric razor point in the bathroom. The lady in the reception desk was very pleasant and explained all the details about the hotel very well.

11 Jan 2020

dottylotty48

bedford

Trip Type: Business

"Poor for a Premier INN..."

The setting is lovely and it's a quiet place to stay...ideally situated for me because I was working in Wem....agree with a previous reviewer that reception staff were lovely and engaging too. That's where the positive aspects end! The room was incredibly cold and whilst I turned up the heating this did not kick in until 8pm when I assume there is some form of central control....the bathroom was freezing and I ended up putting off having a shower until after dinner. The pub attached that forms part of the Premier Inn looked inviting but I stood ages waiting to be allocated somewhere to seat and at one point I wondered whether I would even be allowed to dine because despite the pub being fairly empty the lady who greeted me asked if I had booked and stated she would have to see what she could do for me when I said NO...I was on a meal deal! The food was actually OK but again the restaurant was cold and not a great place to dine in. Breakfast was just a nightmare...only one person on the seating area but despite the member of staff seeing me, he wasn't in a hurry to show me to a seat or actually ask me what I wanted for breakfast...the coffee percolator had been turned off so coffee was cold and so the member of staff made me a Costa coffee from behind the bar but again was extremely slow... Would I stay here again No!

8 Jan 2020

HLT989888

London, United Kingdom

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"SUB STANDARD FOR A NATIONAL CHAIN"

The only redeeming feature for this hotel are the unbelievably charming receptionists. From there on, it's down hill all the way. The surly bar team and service staff in their restaurant is a testament as to how to ensure your guests never come back: bad tempered, rude and unwelcoming. The rooms are airless (you cannot open windows), the beds, despite Lenny Henry's finest endorsement, are hard and hideously comfortable. (You are better sleeping on the floor!), the two day incessant flickering hall light outside our bedroom made Bates's Motel seem the better option. Housekeeping was very poor and found my 93yo infirm mother's bed still unmade when we got back from a family wedding at midnight. Having stayed at a Premier Inn in Suffolk, this is truly very substandard and needs an overhaul starting with the hospitality staff. In my very many years of staying in some of the best and not so good hotels around the world, this one ranks as the second worst only because the reception staff were so wonderful. Premier Inn take note: none of our party of 20plus well behaved guests will be returning,

2 Jan 2020

dave p

Kettering, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Couples

"Premier Inn Harmer Hill"

Nice room. Pub, restaurant next door. Accommodation block across the car park from reception & pub. Helpful, friendly staff. Only issue we had was chose this accommodation due to location near a running event we were doing, & 12 noon check out. Upon returning from our event at 11.30am to shower, change, & retrieve our belongings, could not access the building or our room, had to wait for the receptionist to come over to let us in. If check out is 12 noon should not be denied access until that time!

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Hotel description Enjoy a breath of fresh air at Premier Inn Hotel Shrewsbury North (Harmer Hill). Wake to peaceful rural views, then head out and explore business and leisure destinations in nearby Shrewsbury. Stop and smell the flowers at Quarry Park. Reach back into the past at Shrewsbury Castle. Spot high-flying falcons and sample delicious local produce at Battlefield 1403. After a busy day, settle down for a tasty meal in our restaurant, and a great night's sleep in your comfy bed.

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Shrewsbury North (Harmer Hill) hotel

Less than a 20-minute drive from Shrewsbury Castle, Severn Theatre and Quarry Park in the town centre

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