Here is our list of recommended cheap Much Wenlock hotels. Wherever possible, we have excluded one-star hotels, hostels, apartments or other accommodation types, and anything rated below average by our verified user ratings. Hope you enjoy our recommendations!
Not cheap enough? It's often cheaper to stay a little bit out of town. How about trying Broseley, Telford, Church Stretton, Coalport, Bridgnorth.
Address: Bourton Road, Much Wenlock, United Kingdom
Located in the quaint medieval town of Much Wenlock, this former 17th Century coaching inn offers Free Wi-Fi, Free Parking and a locally renowned restaurant. Family owned and managed, the Gaskell Arms boasts charming original features combined with a wealth of character that is befitting for a building of its age - and it is this nod to the Gaskell Arms' historic past which, when blended with its range of modern conveniences, makes a stay here so inviting. With understated but elegant design, guest bedrooms offer a range of modern facilities to enjoy, including flat screen TV and free Wi-Fi access. Comfortable beds and soft chairs ensure a relaxing space in which to unwind after a long day exploring the local area. Offering a range of traditional British and European favourites for your delectation, the restaurant serves meals all week in relaxed and informal surroundings. Whether opting for seafood, steak or salad, menus are carefully selected to provide a pleasing choice for all palates. A selection of home cooked style meals are available to enjoy in the bar - ideal for a quick bite with friends and family alike. The bar is open for drinks all day and offers a complete range of beers, wines, spirits and soft drinks to suit all tastes. With comfortable furnishings to complement the attractive surroundings, guests can enjoy good company and a refreshing drink in pleasant and light surroundings. The beautiful Black and White town of Much Wenlock is located in the heart of Shropshire and is an ideal base to tour both the historic town and the surrounding countryside. Much Wenlock is steeped in history with many buildings dating back to the 1500's, whilst the dramatic 12th Century ruins of Wenlock Priory lie within easy walking distance from the Gaskell Arms. The town was the home of Dr William Penny Brookes, one of the most influential pioneers of the modern day Olympic Games and in fact the oak beamed restaurant in the Gaskell is the place where Dr Brookes held many of his meetings. The hotel is within easy reach of a huge selection of Visitor Attractions, including the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Centre with its numerous museums.
from 58 GBP*
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Address: Hilltop, Much Wenlock, United Kingdom
We are a traditional pub located high atop Wenlock Edge and surrounded by stunning views of the Shropshire countryside. We offer rural hospitality to everyone from hikers and horse riders to lunchtime diners wanting a pub snack. In the evenings we host many locals, farmers and business folk enjoying real ale in the bar, or a glass of wine after a hard day’s work. Our extensive restaurant menus have been updated following our loving restoration in the Spring of 2008. The Wenlock Edge Inn now offers a wide selection of real ales (we are a member of CAMRA) fine wines, and Belgian Beers, alongside our local and regional produce. Using locally-sourced produce, we will be holding special events, where you can often meet our local suppliers, many of whom drink in the pub! Enjoy the views from our superb enclosed patio, complete with a fish pond created from our own Wenlock Edge fresh water spring. Our rooms at 'The Edge' are a great place to base yourself if you are on a leisure break. If you don't want to go far then simply enjoy the idyllic setting; a short jaunt to the famous 400 million year old limestone edge is a must for those wishing for a scenic view, followed by an amble amongst the rare flowers or a cycle through sloping ancient woodland. The menu is traditional British pub food, from premium bar snacks, all the way up to great local steaks (with our hand-cut fat chips) and homemade pies, and seasonal game - also fresh beer battered scallops, lobster on our selected fish nights, and our daily fish board (depending on season). Using local and regional produce, we will be holding special events, where you can often meet our local suppliers, as many of them drink in the pub!
from 75 GBP*
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Address: 46 High Street , Much Wenlock, United Kingdom
Offering excellent food and accommodation in historic Much Wenlock, The Fox dates back to the 1600s. Much Wenlock is a beautiful market town nestled in some of the most glorious Shropshire countryside. The Fox has seven refurbished rooms which are sympathetically restored to keep in character with the building. All have en-suite facilities and television and tea coffee facilities. Relax in our light and airy bar on a squashy sofa while you delight over our menus. All dishes are freshly prepared and wherever possible all our suppliers are local. The light and airy restaurant seats 38 people easily and the table is yours for the night, so prepare to relax. Much Wenlock was home to Dr William Penny Brookes who helped to inspire the modern Olympic games. Follow the Olympic trail which starts and ends at Much Wenlock Museum in the town square. For walkers, Wenlock Edge is a long wooded escarpment stretching from the Wrekin to Craven Arms. Within easy reach are Ironbridge, Wenlock Priory, mountain biking, quad biking and many other activities. Hotel Rating: Self Assessed 3 star
from 85 GBP*
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