Compare and book 3 Star hotels in Wrockwardine, Telford

"Room was very presentable with a large bathroom and a nice walk in shower. Room facilities were a good standard and even had a small fridge. Breakfast was ok but a little disorganised and had to ask for cups rather than the prevalent paper cups. Parking wasn't great if you arrived at the hotel late evening. The 2 mile drive with humps every 400? yards from the public road became a little annoying by the third day."

"Everything was fine. Good quality bacon for breakfast. Room spacious and clean. Only issue was that soap in shower had run low and did not flow into hand"

"Beautiful wee place above a pub. The food in the pub was amazing. Would go again just for the food. Staff very friendly. No parking at the hotel. Only a few minutes away by car but a steep hill back up to the hotel with bags. Overall loved it"

"Good value for a hotel within easy walking distance of the city centre. Quite a spacious room, but no drawers or cupboards. Some rooms face the ring road but ear plugs get rid of the traffic noise."

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"Room was nice and for a quick stay it’s a great spot. Heat was off so was a bit cold in the room but the blanket provided was warm"

"The most dirtiest hotel I've ever seen! The carpets were covered by dirts and stains, moulds were everywhere on the corners of windows and room, toilet was not clean. I booked a room with a queen size bed and sofa bed. The hotel sent me a message askinge if I need the sofa bed with a note that if I dont respond within few hours, they will assume I dont need it. I dont understand why did ask such a question in thw first place as it was included as part of room booking and how 2 adults+2 kids could fit in a queen size bed alone!! The question was utterly annoying considering that we had already been travelling and had no time to check my messages. Upon arrival, the staffs were not welcoming at all. We stayed in many Novotel hotels in the UK and abroad in the past, but the recent one was very unpleasant. The hotel obviously is in desperate need of renovation and more importantly recruiting a new management team."