Bishop Percys House

Really nice historic property, beautifully restored. We have booked it many times both for business and pleasure😃

The house appearance was superb, being a Tudor building. The location in Bridgnorth town centre was also great- only a five minute walk up the hill to the shops. Bridgnorth is a busy and thriving town where there always seems to be something happening; beer festival on one day, Italian car rally the next. Really enjoyable!

The parking was a bit difficult, which of course is nobody’s fault; we found a decent and fairly inexpensive car park a five minute walk away at Severn Street. Nothing else comes to mind

Exceptional in every way, was a real pleasure to stay there. My friend and I took our 2 granddaughters aged 8 and 10. They loved the place too. Fabulous location and accommodation. Thank you too for the continuous help and support of all the staff downstairs in the tea rooms.

The history of the place and the space. It was spotlessly clean and provided all we needed

Exceptional character property. Views fantastic spacious and relaxing.. perfect stay

Very interesting character of the property, great location in a really interesting part of lovely Bridgnorth, very helpful communication with Reg in advance of arrival, and friendly conversation with Maria as we wwere leaving. All very comfortable and with good (and thoughtful range of) amenities - thank you.

Only slight drawback - but this isn't the fault of the property or the owners - is very limited parking close by. No problem though for those who are mobile.

Everything. We had breakfast in their tea rooms. Perfect. 10% reduction as we stayed there.

The location, the building itself, very old and interesting.Ideal for both parts of Bridgnorth..High and Low towns.Not too far from anywhere in Bridgnorth..Full cooking facilities and food storage, plus all cutlery and crockery.Made very welcome by the proprietor.Very pleasant tea room on ground floor.

We were in the top floor apartment, and there was no opening window in the bedroom.The rest of the apartment had plenty of ventilation.No parking adjacent to the building(but we were told that when booking) Parking was available at the local CO-OP car park(paid in advance).A bit of a worry as we left the car there for the whole time we were there.It would have been easy prey for any thieves

This is an Elizabethan house, in a quiet location and overlooking the river from the front. It dates from 1580 and is very atmospheric, with ancient beams, but still spacious. The flat has all the comfort and mod cons you'd look for but is also sympathetically decorated and furnished to keep the atmosphere. This is our second stay here, and we love this flat. Downstairs, the tea room (same management) is open 10.00 to 4.00 if you want delicious brunch, home-made cakes etc.

Only one very slight drawback : the stairs would be difficult for anyone infirm or very elderly. Fine for us.

Everything was superb 👌