Hundred House Hotel, Norton near Telford
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Property Details
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The Hundred House Hotel is situated a short distance away from the worlds famous Ironbridge, the Hundred House Hotel is central to all local attractions. Just a short journey away from Telford, Wolverhampton and Shrewsbury, the hotels location is ideal for the perfect getaway. The hotel offers lavishly decorated bars with beamed ceilings and is oozing with quirkiness from the moment of entry. With ten bedrooms all unique in design, offering patchwork, lavender scented sheets and some even have a velvet covered swing! The oldest part of the hotel is the 14th Century half-timbered thatch barn, which was once used as a carthouse in medieval times. The food has been awarded many a time and currently stands as a 2AA rosette restaurant. The hotel also offers facilities to cater for conferences and parties, large and small the hotel meets all your requirements under one roof. Downstairs there is an amazing interconnecting warren of lavishly decorated bars and dining rooms with old quarry tiled floors, exposed brickwork, beamed ceilings and oak panelling. Herb posies, pot pourri and lavender bunches all help to perfume the atmosphere in the Hundred House. The hotel has a fascinating history. The oldest part is the 14th century half timbered and thatched courthouse barn in the courtyard of the hotel. This building was used as a courthouse in medieval England. The main building is of Georgian origin and the interior has old quarry tiled floors, exposed brickwork, beamed ceilings and oak panelling. Each and every bedroom is unique in design with half testers, four poster, period furniture and most even have the hotel's renowned velvet covered swing! All rooms are en-suite and have every modern day amenity. All bedrooms have an en suite bathroom, colour TV, direct dial telephone, clock and radio alarm, tea and coffee making facility, iron and ironing board plus full central heating. Superior rooms are larger and more sumptuously furnished with period pieces, including some with half-tester beds and some with the famous swings. Stuart’s food is widely recognised as being some of the most forward thinking, and delicious in the area. As a food critic said recently it is “fresh, local, seasonal and of good provenance. As well as growing a vast & unusual array of herbs in Sylvia's Garden, the owners have spent many years building relationships with suppliers of quality meat and vegetables in Shropshire's fertile hills. They supply ultra sweet lamb, aged marbled beef, free range Hereford ducks, traditional Gloucester Old Spot Pork, Bobbington Wild Boar, Cox's apple juice, asparagus, summer fruits, pheasant, venison, fish from Brixham etc. which makes dining in the restaurant a wonderful occasion. |
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Feature Room
Superior double room for 2 guests max. Each and every bedroom is unique in design with half testers, four poster, period furniture and most even have our renowned velvet covered swing! All rooms are en-suite and have every modern day amenity. Rates are for 2 people. The room caters for a maximum of 2 adults. The following bedding is provided:
Cancellation Policy:
Minimum 24 Hours (1st night)
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Cancellations or changes to bookings for this room must be made at least 24 hours prior to the check in date and time or you will be charged the full amount of the first changed or cancelled night.
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Business FacilitiesThe Barn - This former 17th century tithe barn offers a superb location for a modern day corporate event. The two gallery areas above the main floor give ideal syndicate space for teamwork. The barn is self-contained with its own bar and toilet facilities.The Court Room - Within the heart of the Hundred House this is simply ideal for the smaller meeting. A boardroom area is separated from a refreshment and dining area by a charming fireplace. Perfect for those all day sessions as a sole use area - especially when the momentum of discussion carries through the mealtimes! |
| Check In |
1400hrs |
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| Check In Instructions |
Please contact the hotel on the phone number you will receive on your confirmation email if you plan to arrive later. |
| Check Out |
1100hrs |
| Getting There |
Situated 10 minutes from Telford town centre and just 3 minutes from the roundabout at Sutton Maddock on the Telford to Bridgnorth Road, the Hundred House Hotel is easily accessible from Telford. On leaving Junction 4 of the M54 you are less than 10 minutes away from the Hundred House Hotel. |
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Parking available. |
| Things To Do |
The Hundred House Hotel, one of the finest hotels in Shropshire, is situated in rolling countryside close to the Severn Valley and offers many varied attractions for the visitor: The Ironbridge Gorge: Ironbridge, south of Telford, was the Silicon Valley of the Industrial Revolution. In company with the Grand Canyon and the Taj Mahal, the Ironbridge Gorge is a World Heritage Site. Here seven distinctly different museums show how this area lit the fuse to the Industrial Revolution. The iron bridge was built by Abraham Darby in 1779. Bridgnorth: The old town lies perched on a hill-top above the River Severn and has superb views of the river valley. Twisting medieval streets lead down to the river or take the country's oldest and steepest inland cliff railway, an 111 foot climb at a gradient of 1 : 1.8. Severn Valley Railway: One of the country's most attractive steam journeys travelling through 16 miles of glorious countryside with superb views of the river en-route. Stokesay Castle: The country's most perfectly preserved 13th century fortified manor house. A picturesque group with its Jacobean gatehouse and nearly parish church, all nestling in peaceful countryside near the Welsh Border. Much Wenlock: A sleepy old market town with great charm. Much Wenlock was granted its first charter in 1468. The half-timbered Guildhall and the Priory Ruins are well worth a visit. Wenlock Edge: The fossil beds of Wenlock Edge were formed as coral reefs somewhere south of the Equator. The Edge offers dramatic views over the rich agricultural land of south-east Shropshire. There are paths and ways for walkers, cyclists and riders Old Colehurst Manor: Elizabethan Manor House - 1580. A unique collection of exotic plants, old English roses, clematis, herbs and knot garden. Restored moat, formal and wildlife ponds. Weston Park: One of the great historic homes of England. A 17th Century House set in 1,000 acre Parkland. Weston is the ancestral home of the Earls of Bradford. Wroxeter: A town close to Shrewsbury boasts the ruins of Viroconium, the fourth-largest city in Roman Britain. Acton Scott Historic Working Farm: Living History - a waggoner with heavy horses works the land of this 19th Century farm. Ludlow Castle: Roger Montgomery, Earl of Shrewsbury, built the massive sandstone keep and castle in 1085. Over the years it was developed, destroyed and rebuilt. Here the two sons of Edward IV were kept safe before they were taken to their deaths in the Tower of London. Telford: There are now over 3000 companies in Telford, including over 130 overseas firms that continue to thrive and grow with the town.The town boasts one of the UK's highest concentrations of Japanese manufacturing companies in one town. The Telford International Centre hosts a wide variety of exhibitions, large conferences and major product launches. |
