The Loopy Shrew offers wonderful boutique bed and breakfast accommodation in the heart of the historic town of Shrewsbury in Shropshire. With stunningly appointed rooms and a great location to explore the area, our accommodation is the perfect choice for any visitor to this wonderful town.
The rooms are completed to a high standard, full of great touches and unique charm. Each individual boutique bedroom has its own name indicative of the streets around the town. Completely and unmistakably evocative of the “Town of Flowers”, Shrewsbury.
The king rooms are beautifully decorated and include a king-size bed, a 42-inch flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi and tea and coffee making facilities. Facilities also include a desk, ironing facilities, heating, bath, hairdryer, free toiletries, radio and electric kettle.
The standard double comes with a 32-inch flat-screen TV, Wi-Fi and tea and coffee making facilities and also boasts a seating area, iron, heating, bath, shower, hairdryer and wake up service/alarm clock.
The single room also comes with a 32 inch flat-screen TV, Wi-Fi and tea and coffee making facilities and also boasts a seating area, iron, heating, bath, shower, hairdryer and wake up service/alarm clock.
The Loopy Shrew itself is also a stunning restaurant and wine bar where we aim to make sure all of our customers feel welcome at any time of the day, whether it’s to have a breakfast meeting, quick coffee and cake, after-work drinks or to indulge in an evening of fine wines and great food. Our menus enable you to have a casual bite to eat with a range of small plates and sharing boards or celebrate a special occasion with our more a la carte main courses and we offer ‘Host your Roast’ on Sundays alongside our traditional Sunday set menu.
Shrewsbury is a town of much charm with its winding streets, buildings of character and array of hidden places to discover. For those who love shopping, there are endless boutiques tucked away in the medieval alleyways, whilst guests who love culture can visit the museum to learn about the Viking history of this famous old location.
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