This fifteenth-century boutique hotel and hall boasts luxury accommodations that are "traditional with a modern twist". Each of the hotel's six rooms are uniquely designed and furnished. All of the rooms have flat-screen TVs with DVD players, hairdryer, ironing facilities, premium toiletries, and tea and coffee making facilities. Some of the rooms feature Jacuzzi bathtubs, sitting area with leather sofas, kitchen, and views of Shrewsbury. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. Guests can enjoy live entertainment in the bar some nights. The hotel's five-star restaurant serves gourmet food in an elegant setting. The restaurant is open for dinner every night and lunch six days a week. Guests can also enjoy a drink in the hotel's bar. Draper's Hall is a great place from which to explore Shrewsbury. Local attractions include the Shrewsbury Museum and Art Gallery, as well as several spas and boat trips along the River Severn.
Guests greatly appreciated the historic value of this hotel. It was established in 1485 as a guildhall for a guild that still meets there to this day. Guests enjoyed dining in the hall and sitting at its 500 year-old table. The staff is very knowledgeable
Previous guests enjoyed the fact that despite being 500 years old Draper’s Hall has all the modern conveniences a traveller could possibly want. The Wi-Fi is fast, the furnishings are modern, the beds are comfortable, and the bathrooms have new, efficient
Almost every previous guest had something good to say about the hotel’s restaurant. They use premium ingredients prepared exceptionally well and presented beautifully. Many people also reported that the service they received was excellent and attentive wi
There's a church nearby with bells chiming every hour. For some guests, this was a charming addition to their stay. For others, the noise was an annoyance, or worse yet, prevented them from sleeping entirely. "Bring earplugs" was a reoccurring recommendat
An alarming number of reviews reported that their room was double booked and they were forced to stay elsewhere at their own expense. Though the hotel staff claimed that these were mistakes, the circumstances were a bit suspect, with double bookings tendi
While many guests enjoyed the hotel's complimentary breakfast, several felt that it was not quite up to par. They complained that the section wasn't very good and that the quality was also lacking. Strangely some of the same guests who did not enjoy the b
No, Draper's Hall doesn’t offer pool areas.
No, Draper's Hall doesn’t allow pets.
No, Draper's Hall doesn’t provide parking.
Draper's Hall is located in 10 St Marys Place, SY1 1DZ, Shrewsbury, United Kingdom.
Draper's Hall Nearby attractions include The International Centre, West Midland Safari and Leisure Park, RAF Museum Cosford, Powis Castle and Garden, UNESCO Ironbridge Gorge, Blists Hill Victorian Town, Wightwick Manor, Park Hall - The Countryside Experience.
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