Hotels in Oswestry

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Lion Quays Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The Waterside Bar and Restaurant at Lion Quays is a place to relax, unwind and enjoy a drink or an excellent meal, with views of colourful narrowboats on the Llangollen Canal and of the surrounding countryside. In summer you can soak up the sun on the Waterside terrace, or escape from the heat into our air-conditioned restaurant. In winter, a blazing log-fire adds to the warmth.

Lion Quays Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

South m6 to 54 junc 1 Telford leave at junc 7 straight to a5 hotel is on the right From Nort West m6 onto m56 leave m56 Junc 11 onto m53 follow signs for Wrexham 483 this will become a5 hotel is on the Left

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The Cross Keys Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

The hotel is one of those rare buildings where, by standing in the front door, you can have a foot in 2 countries, England and Wales.

The Cross Keys Hotel - Hotel - Room information

There are 7 comfortable rooms, decorated in a traditional British style. Single, double, twin and family rooms are available, making the hotel ideal for accommodating couples, families, singles and groups of friends or colleagues.

The Cross Keys Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

A full cooked English breakfast or a lighter continental-style breakfast is included in the price. Whatever you have planned, the generous and tasty breakfast is a great way to start your day The Cross Keys Restaurant offers excellent modern British food with an emphasis on free-range, fresh, home-made and seasonal produce. The restaurant offers great food at reasonable prices and the menu changes seasonally to reflect the finest, freshest ingredients available locally. The menu may include dishes such as Gloucester Old Spot bangers & mash; Severn River salmon with leeks and fennel; Welsh goat's cheese and walnut salad; rhubarb and ginger crumble; chocolate bread and butter pudding. If you wish to eat in the restaurant, advance booking is recommended. Wines are supplied by an independent wine merchant, who visits many of the vineyards and selects the wines personally. The comprehensive selection offers a variety of wines to complement your meal. The bar is an ideal meeting place for guests and local residents. There is a selection of British ales available, including local real ale from Stonehouse Brewery. The bar also offers continental lagers and a range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. Food is also served in the bar, with traditional home-made meals on offer such as steak and ale pie, cod and Cross Keys’ chips, shepherd’s pie and Shropshire fidget pie.

The Cross Keys Hotel - Hotel - Area information

The village of Llanymynech is surrounded by beautiful Shropshire countryside and Welsh hills. The Offas Dyke walk runs straight through the village. Lake Vyrnwy and the Montgomery Canal are within easy walking distance. There is a branch of the Ellesmere Canal that passes through the village, which joins onto the Montgomery Canal at Carreghofa. Lovers of the outdoors and of breath-taking scenery will not be disappointed. The surrounding landscape offers waterfalls, lakes and mountains and the Welsh border is just a few yards from the hotel. The historic towns of Shrewsbury and Oswestry are both within easy reach; Shrewsbury is just 18 miles (30 km) away and Oswestry is only 6 miles (10 km) from the hotel. Other places of interest in the region include Llanymynech Rocks Nature Reserve and the World Heritage Site at Ironbridge is 35 miles (56 km). There are also several National Trust properties nearby, including Powis Castle, which is 10 miles (16 km) away, Chirk Castle, which is 14 miles (22.5 km) away and Attingham Park, which is 22 miles (35 km) from the hotel. Outdoor activities can be arranged in the area surrounding the hotel and the activities on offer include quad biking, driving hovercrafts and canal trips in the summer. There are also several golf courses in the area.

The Cross Keys Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

By Car (from Wrexham): - Follow the A483 south, past Pant, towards Llanymynech. - Continue onto North Road, where you will find the hotel. By Car (from Shrewsbury): - Follow the A5 towards Wrexham. - Exit onto the B4396 for Knocking Heath. - Exit onto the B4398 for Llanymynech. - Continue onto Station Road for Llanymynech. - Turn right onto North Road. Parking: The Cross Keys Hotel has parking available for up to 15 cars, however there is also a large, free car park located just 2 minutes’ walk away.

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Pen-Y-Dyffryn Country Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

The hotel is one of those rare buildings where, by standing in the front door, you can have a foot in 2 countries, England and Wales.

Pen-Y-Dyffryn Country Hotel - Hotel - Room information

Each of the comfortable, peaceful rooms is equipped with all common facilities and boasts spectacular views over the surrounding countryside.

Pen-Y-Dyffryn Country Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The restaurant, with its huge, south-facing sash windows, is central to the Pen-y-Dyffryn experience. It has a long established AA Two Rosette good food award, and the food is healthy, locally sourced, and tends to the use of organic produce. It even has its own tame deerstalker, and game features regularly on the menu along with more traditional delights. The Head Chef, David Morris, has been at Pen-y-Dyffryn for eight years now, and with the help of his kitchen brigade he makes it his business to change the menu every single day of the year. It also varies in accordance with the changing seasons. Every night is surprise night, but there is always a choice of four dishes at each course, along with canapés, appetisers and invariably a pre-sweet.

Pen-Y-Dyffryn Country Hotel - Hotel - Area information

The National Trust properties of Powis Castle, Chirk Castle, Attingham and Erddig are all nearby, as is Wales's highest waterfall and the beautiful Lake Vyrnwy. The medieval timbered towns of Shrewsbury and Chester are both within half an hour's drive. The Ironbridge Gorge is about 45 minutes away.

Pen-Y-Dyffryn Country Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

By Car: - Take the A5. - At a major roundabout on the A5, just outside Oswestry (by a Little Chef and a Service Station), take the Oswestry exit. - Continue towards town centre. - After 1 mile, take a left fork by the Honda garage. - Continue straight on for another 1 mile to a set of traffic lights. - Turn right at traffic lights and head through the town centre. - Bear left by the HSBC Bank. - Leave Oswestry on the B4580. - Pass the fire Station and keep following the Llansilin Road up a long straight hill and then down and round a series of sharp bends. - The hotel is on this road, set back on the left, just before the village of Rhydycroesau, 3 miles from Oswestry.

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Best Western Wynnstay Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

The hotel is one of those rare buildings where, by standing in the front door, you can have a foot in 2 countries, England and Wales.

Best Western Wynnstay Hotel - Hotel - Room information

Set in the town centre you will find 34 stylish bedrooms individually styled with some rooms overlooking the famous Crown Bowling Green. All 34 rooms are complete with private facilities. There are family rooms and 5 executive suites which have various individual features, including king-size beds, whirlpool baths and a sitting room.

Best Western Wynnstay Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The Fours Seasons Restaurant offers an eclectic mix of dishes, created and developed by our Head Chef, ranging from a traditional roast to a balance of lighter, more creative dishes, many with a mediterranean or new Itallian influence. The choice of dishes reflects an international appeal and we pride ourselves to use fresh produce - much of it sourced locally. Our awards include 2 AA rosette Restaurant Closed Sunday Dinner. The Pavillion lounge bar features excellent value bar meals, both at lunch and dinner, 7 days a week. Blackboard items change daily.

Best Western Wynnstay Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Oswestry is an ancient market town located in the North of Shropshire close to the English-Welsh border. Its strategic position as a 'frontier town' has given it a turbulent history. Today the town still retains its vital function as a market and shopping centre serving North West Shropshire and mid Wales. The names of the narrow passageways link streets conjure up images of the past: English Walls, Welsh Walls, The Bailey and the Horsemarket. It is a locally important shopping and agricultural centre and still retains the intimacy of a rural town serving local people and home to a number of specialist and independent shops. Most of the town centre has been designated a conservation area conveying a mixture of architectural styles. There are many old timber framed houses, for example Llywd Mansion on Cross Street, the Heritage Centre, the Blackgate, the Fox Inn and the shops along Beatrice Street. Georgian architecture is also represented particularly around St Oswald's Church, where there are a number of imposing town houses complete with grand entrance staircases and front doors.

Best Western Wynnstay Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

From A5 take B4579 to Oswestry Town Centre. Left fork at Honda garage. After 1/2 mile, right at traffic lights. Hotel opposite church after 100 yards on the right hand side.

Best Western Wynnstay Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Please be aware that The Wynnstay Hotel has no ground floor bedrooms. Unfortunately we do not have a lift. Special requirements requiring diet or access can be catered for. Please advise Reception when making your booking.