Caer Urfa Shrewsbury

Caer Urfa, 46 Woodlands Avenue, Hanwood, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY5 8NG

"Tom & Dawn welcome you to Caer Urfa Bed and breakfast accommodation in the pretty village of Hanwood located south of Shrewsbury (5 mins by car) en route to North Wales (A5)"

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Caer Urfa

46 Woodlands Avenue,
Hanwood,
Near Shrewsbury,
Shropshire,
SY5 8NG
Telephone: 01743 861120

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Welcome

Tom & Dawn welcome you to Caer Urfa Bed and breakfast accommodation in the pretty village of Hanwood located south of Shrewsbury (5 mins by car) en route to North Wales (A5). A quiet and peaceful location.

Accommodation

Double room with balcony

This double bedroom has a luxury and peaceful feel about it and you have the benefit of sliding open the patio doors to step onto your own balcony where you can relax with a drink whilst you enjoy the wonderful private gardens. In the evening you have the choice of sitting out on the balcony or return into your room where you can draw back the curtains turn on the TV or even watch a DVD ( free selection of movies ) all in your own room.

Double room

A beautiful bedroom with newly installed en-suite set to the highest standards. A lovely room offering comfort with lots of wardrobe space for your convenience. You also have tv with dvd player and choice of movies to view. All in your own room

Breakfast

Continental breakfast is served using only the very best produce. On those colder mornings you may want some wholesome Jordans porridge. Our pleasure to do cooked English breakfast upon request.

All Rooms Have:

Tea and Coffee making facilities
Colour TV
DVD Player
Clock Radio
Hairdryer
Your own balcony

Other Facilities:

Garden for Guest Use
On Site Parking
Breakfast Available
Ironing Facilities
Telephone Available
Internet Access
Email Access
Use of summer house

Exploring Shropshire

Shrewsbury Castle

Shrewsbury Castle as it can be seen today is a Norman red sandstone construction. It was originally built by Roger de Montgomery in 1070 on the site of an original Anglo-Saxon fortification that would have guarded the original approach to the town and the river Severn.

Wroxeter Roman Vineyard

Wroxeter Roman Vineyard was planted in 1991. It nestles in the foothills of the Wrekin on a sandy plateau of the Roman City of Viroconium, enjoying a special micro-climate. The vineyard is 4 miles East of Shrewsbury on the B4380 Shrewsbury to Ironbridge Road. Follow the brown signs.
Customers are welcome to stroll around the vineyards and soak up the atmosphere of this peaceful Shropshire scene. Free wine tasting is available in the shop and customers are welcome to enjoy a glass of wine. Light refreshments are also available either in the shop cafe area or at any of the picnic areas around the vineyards

Loton Park Speed Hill Climb
Regular motorsports events throughout the year

Shrewsbury Museum and Art Gallery

Displays of the archaeology, geology, social history and costumes of the region in beautiful half-timbered building.

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