Explore Weston Park – Cottages
Where you can find us
Weston Park
Weston-under-Lizard
Shifnal
Shropshire
TF11 8LE
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MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME…
Weston is home to six unique holiday cottages on the estate, each with their own individual quirks and charms and tucked away in various corners of the estate. Perfect for a short break to rest, re-charge your batteries and soak up the peace and tranquillity of Weston.
Why not enjoy a freshly made meal ready in the fridge to warm through or for the ultimate treat our Head Chef will cook for you.
You have arrived, let yourselves in and have started to unpack and make yourselves at home. On your first night away, why not open the fridge and find supper ready and waiting for you.
For the best price guarantee please book on-line or call us directly on 01952 852110 to book your stay.
At certain times of the year, the House hosts Dine & Stay experiences where you can enjoy a stay with us like a country house hotel experience
Our facilities
- Bedlinen and towels included
- Central Heating
- Free Wifi
- Fridge & Freezer
- On site parking
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