Grade Two listed building that is full of history. This Tudor building was the home of the Shrewsbury Drapers Company and today still acts as a meeting hall for the current guild.

The recently renovated rooms at Drapers Hall have a luxury feel to them, they are full of history, yet have all the modern conveniences that you require in the 21st century. When not exploring the town or hitting the hay, why not sit in the bar by the inglenook fireplace sipping a local gin, or a glass of wine from Tanners, one of the UK's oldest independent wine merchants and located a couple of minutes walk from Drapers Hall. Then move through the the "Hall" and enjoy a dinner at RHUBARB.

Located in the heart of Shrewsbury town centre, Drapers Hall was formerly home to the Shrewsbury Drapers. It has now been converted into a bar and restaurant, with six sympathetically renovated guest bedrooms. The property ouzzes history and you will sure to learn some of the history of both the property and the town during your stay at Drapers Hall. Drapers Hall is a stone's throw from delightful independent boutiques, homeware shops, art galleries, Percy Throwers "Dingle", and much more.