Friday, July 9, 2010

Interesting Places to Stay




Charles Darwin was also known to stay here on occasion along with Paganini the famous Italian composer This was the very place Charles Dickens wrote one of his most famous pieces of literature, The Pickwick Papers. The Lion Hotel was known for its old horse and buggy coaching services from London to Shrewsbury and features 16th century architecture with Tudor fireplaces. The Lion Hotel is one of the places to stay in Shrewsbury and is a coaching inn from the 17th century.

When stepping outside of this Shrewsbury hotel you can walk along the cobblestone streets to visit the local attractions and observe the Tudor style buildings of this town. This hotel encompasses all the modern amenities one needs along with the old rustic feel of a traditional landmark contained in its 70 rooms. The Prince Rupert Hotel was once the home of King James' grandson. Some of the popular hotels in Shrewsbury include The Prince Rupert Hotel, Lion Hotel, Rowton Castle Hotel, Albright Hussey Manor Hotel and The Lord Hill Hotel.

There is a wide assortment of Shrewsbury hotels to choose from. The best part of Shrewsbury is that most of the ancient structures have been turned into hotels and inns that you can stay at, during your visit to Shrewsbury. Shrewsbury comprises of ancient landmarks dating back to the 15th and 16th centuries such the Shrewsbury Castle, Shrewsbury Monastery and Rowley's House Museum. Shrewsbury is located in the West Midland regions of England.


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