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53 out of 100

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65 out of 100 Cleanliness

50 out of 100 Features

40 out of 100 Room Condition

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41 out of 100

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60 out of 100 Lobby Atmosphere

40 out of 100 General Condition

60 out of 100 Front Desk

60 out of 100 Staff (Friendliness/Service)

60 out of 100 Guests

40 out of 100 Business Amenities

40 out of 100 Hotel Bar

30 out of 100 Spa Facilities

10 out of 100 Childcare

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[21.04.2008 22:39]

60 out of 100

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Come into the Lion's Den
Forty years ago as a student at a catering college, I went to work along with several other friends as a waitress at a ball at a prestigious hotel in Shrewsbury. For this I earned the princely sum of £1.00 and a meal! Extortion comes to mind! Things have moved on and last week I went to the same hotel, now under new management and this time I was [more...]

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[15.09.2007 11:19]

Date published
Sep 2006

80 out of 100

The Lion Hotel reviewed by frommers
The Lion Hotel is described as "easily the most evocative hotel in Shrewsbury itself". It is "housed on the site of a 17th-century coaching inn", which is said to "have origins in the 14th century". We are told that, since these early days, "the rooms have been enlarged" and there are now "lots of patterned chintz and modern luxuries". The [more...]

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