The Severn Trow takes its name from the boats that carried cargo along the river. From the 17th century it has catered for the needs of the boatmen and other travellers as an ale house, lodgings and brothel!

Calcutts House is an 18th Century former Ironmaster's house, rich in character and steeped in history.

The Old Rectory guest house has been totally restored and refurnished to the highest standards, as befits a 5-star bespoke guesthouse. It exudes an atmosphere of comfort, quality, charm and character and scores highly in independent guest reviews.

The Golden Ball is the oldest licensed building in the area, built in 1728 some fifty years before the Iron Bridge. Real ales, fantastic restaurant with high quality meals and off the beaten track too.

The Library House is a beautiful Georgian Grade II listed town house situated in the historic core of the World Heritage Site of the Ironbridge Gorge and only 60 metres from the famous Iron Bridge itself and positioned in a pretty courtyard overlooking the river Severn.

The Malthouse is a unique Country Pub & Restaurant with rooms, which really can be all things to all people. Add to that we have the best entertainment venue in town for live music and comedy events.

The Valley Hotel recently won the 'Top' Best Western Valley Hotel award. Set on the banks of the River Severn in the world heritage site of Ironbridge, surrounded by stunning award winning parkland and has a two AA rosette awarded restaurant.