The Saloon restaurant offers a stunning backdrop for dinner in one of the oldest parts of…
Hawkstone Hall
“Stunning historic building full of elegance and charm.” - AA Inspector
SHREWSBURY, SHROPSHIRE
Our Inspector's view
The original manor at Hawkstone Hall dates back to 1556 where the property and land first entered Lord Hill's family ownership. Previously occupied by Catholic missionaries and under the current custodial ownership since 2017 this interesting house has been lovingly and fully restored, maintaining a wealth of original features including the gold leaf vaulted ceilings of the original house, the Chapel and kitchen gardens set across 88 acres. Bedrooms are individually decorated and furnished, most of the impressive suites with roll top baths overlooking the rolling hills. Afternoon teas are available, but make sure you leave room for dinner. In-room spa treatments are available by prior appointment.
Facilities – at a glance
Features
- En-suite rooms: 37
- Family rooms:
- Single room, minimum price: £175
- Double room, minimum price: £238.74
- Open all year
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Discover Shropshire
Perhaps nowhere else in England will you find a county so deeply rural and with so much variety as Shropshire. Choose a clear day, climb to the top of The Wrekin, and look down on that ‘land of lost content’ so wistfully evoked by A E Housman. Peer through your binoculars and trace the course of Britain’s longest river as the Severn sweeps through the county, from the Breidden Hills to Wyre Forest, slicing Shropshire in two. To the north is a patchwork of dairy fields, hedgerows, copses and crops, broken at intervals by rugged sandstone ridges such as Grinshill or Nesscliffe, and dissected by a complex network of canals.
Spilling over the border into neighbouring Cheshire and North Wales is the unique meres and mosses country, with serenely smooth lakes glinting silver, interspersed with russet-tinged expanses of alder-fringed peat bog, where only the cry of the curlew disturbs the silence. South of the Severn lies the Shropshire Hills AONB. It’s only when you walk Wenlock Edge that you fully discover what a magical place it is – glorious woods and unexpectedly steep slopes plunge to innumerable secret valleys, meadows, streams and farmhouses, all tucked away, invisible from the outside world.
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