The Parlors Hall offers all the facilities of a traditional hotel, with a bar, accommodation and function room, capable of hosting wedding receptions, christenings and private parties.
We are situated in the market town of Bridgnorth on the majestic River Severn in the beautiful county of Shropshire, come and explore The Severn Valley Railway steaming between Bridgnorth and Kidderminster, the Funicular Railway – England’s oldest and steepest inland Electric cliff railway as its raises you up the sandstone cliff from Low Town to High Town.
The castle walkway with its park and ruins, and the towns historical connections to The English Civil War.
Nearby local areas of interest consist of;
The Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site and its 8 museums, discover the history of its secrets and inventions that transformed our world.
Ludlow with its castle, listed buildings, great examples of medieval and Tudor style half-timbered buildings, and its great restaurants.
Or if you want somewhere a little larger...
then its Shrewsbury, 35 minutes North-West with its Anglo-Saxon, Roman, and Norman architecture, great shopping and once again the magnificent River Severn meandering through the town.
The original Parlors Hall, according to local historical records, was built in the 12th century, but it was the Parlor Family who lived in the Hall from 1419 to 1539 who gave it their name.Â
Many other families occupied the Hall over the next 400 years, each contributing some feature of design and decor of their period. As a result, the Hall is not typical of any particular era but has the charm of many.Â
In 1929 Parlors Hall became a hotel and since then careful development has taken place allowing many of the ancient features to be retained, most prominently in the public rooms on the ground floor with their fireplaces and oak panelling.Â
Today the Parlors Hotel has twelve en-suite bedrooms, each individually decorated and offering contemporary amenities in keeping with the character of the buildings.
