Bridgnorth is a delightful small market town with a population of 12,500. The town is split into two with low town set on the banks of the river Severn whilst high town with it's bustling high street is set 100 feet above on the sandstone cliff.The two are linked by severn sets of historic steps, the famous cliff railway and the Cartway an old fashioned street steeped in history. Bridgnorth has probably one of the best selection of inns, beers and eating houses for such a small market town. Some unique features and not to be missed are:- The Severn Valley Steam Railway, The Theatre on the Steps, The Cliff Railway and especially The Castle Walks. A must is to walk through the castle grounds and take your time enjoying the views from the Castle Walk. Bridgnorth is ideally situated to explore the Severn Valley and surrounding country side a very popular town for fishermen who enjoy both river and pool fishing.Golfers not only enjoy the excellent course at Bridgnorth but there are at least eight other 1st class golf courses within close proximity. The finest view in all my Kingdom - Charles I. Bridgnorth High Street looking towards the Town Hall. Bridgnorth's Town Hall. Daniels Mill- A pleasant walk from the Town centre. Bridgnorth High Street looking towards Northgate. Across the river to the riverside walk. Looking Upstream towards the Rowing Club. Severn Valley Railway Station

Situated in the centre of Bridgnorth The Whitburn Grange Hotel is a small Licensed Residential Hotel, renowned for its good food and friendly atmosphere. It is ideally situated - only 300 yards from the main Bridgnorth High Street, half a mile from the River Severn, 1 mile from Bridgnorth Golf Course and a few yards from Bridgnorth station on the famous Severn Valley Railway. the whitburn grange hotel has its own private car park at the rear. Click here for more hotel pictures. Great value accommodation in Bridgnorth-- small Family run hotel This Bridgnorth hotel has been under new ownership for the past three years All the hotel rooms have been refurbished

Ironbridge An enchanting valley, working museums and real history - a huge amount to discover and enjoy. Seven Valley Railway The 16-mile Kidderminster to Bridgnorth steam heritage line which was saved by enthusiasts more than 30 years ago and is still largely operated by unpaid volunteers' has been named 'Railway of the Year' in the 'The Good Britain Guide 2002' RAF Museum Cosford A great day out, huge selection of planes to see and you dont have to walk miles Folk festival The festival is based around Oldbury Wells School which provides great camping facilities as well as loads of halls for concerts, workshops, dancing and storytelling. Safari Park Please note you may now DRIVE around the animals in your own car. Ludlow Festival 22nd June to 7th July not to be missed Long Mynd and Carding Mill Valley Famous for its superb walks through outstanding Shropshire scenery. Ironbridge -There are nine award-winning Museums. Cosford Aircraft Musem some of the attractions. Take a journey back in time to Bewdley. Severn valley railway. What is at the top of the secret hills? Stiperstones- Devil Chair

The Whitburn Grange Hotel has a total of 8 letting bedrooms, it is renowned for its cleanliness and warm welcome. Our 4 poster room with ensuite just £55 per night Inc Breakfast

 Central situation
 Clothes dry cleaning
 Dinner may be served in the room
 Facsimile services
 Hairdryer
 Heating
 Ironing facilities
 Licensed bar
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Parking lot
 Clock/radio
 Restaurant
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Tea and coffee making facilities
 Phone at reception
 TV sets in rooms
 Cheques accepted
 Common room with a TV set