Bed and Breakfast in Shropshire

Tall Trees Cottage is a Bed and Breakfast situated right next to Shropshire. This Bed and Breakfast is perfect for trips to see what Shropshire has to offer, as it is only a short drive from the county. For a Bed and Breakfast in the Shropshire area you need to look no further, we have everything to make it feel like a home from home, with a comprehensive breakfast menu, tea and coffee making facilities and televisions with Sky channels. There are three bed and breakfast rooms available at Tall Trees Cottage, including one en suite bathroom.  Our fully furnished rooms ensure you know you are staying at a quality bed and breakfast.

Shropshire is a county in the West Midlands of England, bordering Wales to the west, Staffordshire to the east, Cheshire at its north and Worcestershire and Herefordshire to the south. Shropshire is one of England’s most rural and sparsely populated counties, and because of this, it is full of beautiful and impacting scenery.

Shropshire plays host to The Wrekin, one of the county’s most famous natural landmarks. The Wrekin is a 407 metre hill above the Shropshire Plain, five miles west of Telford. It is a prominent and well-known landmark, and it signals the entrance to Shropshire for travellers west-bound on the M54 Motorway.

There are plenty of historic and important towns within the county of Shropshire, a few being:

• Ironbridge - one of the two World Heritage Sites in Shropshire, and the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, it is situated with the Severn Valley and plays host to 10 museums
• Shrewsbury – a Medieval town, it offers many independent and unusual shops, perfect for an interesting and out of the ordinary shopping trip. The town showcases traditional Tudor black and white buildings
• Much Wenlock – the towns local games inspired the creation of the Olympic Games, and as a tribute to this achievement, you can take part in an Olympic trial to explain how it came about. You can also immerse yourself into the more natural aspects, as it is surrounded by the meres and canals of North Shropshire