ShareRediscover yourselves at this cherished ancient manor in the green heart of Shropshire.
At stately Soulton Hall in unspoilt Shropshire, the air is fresh, the building is grand, the atmosphere is filled with romance, and the décor boasts impressive oak panelling and wooden beams.
Guests can enjoy time away from it all, relish a candlelit supper, or if you prefer more intimacy, a private dinner setting can be provided. After an indulgent dinner, retreat to one of the hotel’s beautiful bedrooms and enjoy the silence and peaceful sleep that accompanies a stay in the countryside.
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- Whitchurch (shropshire) Tic
- Email Address heritage@whitchurch-shropshire-tc.gov.uk
- Contact Details 01948 664577
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