-
Great Value DealsNew offers sourced daily
-
Extensive Choice175 Airlines // 300k Hotels
-
Loved by Our Customers4/5 Scores on Trustpilot
-
Book with ConfidenceHolidays ATOL Protected
-
Spread the CostCall our team to learn more
Hotels in Church Stretton
Church Stretton, affectionately known as 'Little Switzerland' due to its splendid landscapes, is a charming market town nestled in the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Picture this: an idyllic British countryside setting, punctuated by half-timbered buildings and geographically dominated by an ancient hillfort called Caer Caradoc which stands sentinel over the town.
Regardless of whether you're a couple seeking a secluded retreat, a family in search of outdoor adventures, or a group of friends wanting to explore English history and heritage, Church Stretton caters to all. Discover the perfect mix of budget and splendour with Lycafly and secure your ideal accommodation in Church Stretton today.
Our Top Hotels
As a civil parish nestled 13 miles south of Shrewsbury and 15 miles north of Ludlow, Church Stretton is home to 4,671 inhabitants as per the 2011 census. The town is steeped in history and intriguing stories - it was granted its market charter by King John in 1214, endured a devastating fire in 1593, and it played a role in World War II by hosting St. Dunstan’s - now Blind Veterans UK.
Church Stretton was a hub for the textile industry, particularly in the remarkable Carding Mill Valley. In recent times, the town has radiated charm from its High Street and Sandford Avenue, while imposing listed buildings such as the notable Grade I listed St. Laurence's Church add to the cultural depth. Savour the enchanting narratives of this historic English town as you wander along its picturesque streets.
When to visit Church Stretton
A trip to Church Stretton offers a fantastic array of activities amidst a natural playground, ranging from hiking and cycling to historical exploration. The optimum time to visit is during the summer months (June to August), when the town is aglow with delightful weather, encouraging alfresco activities such as picnic-laden nature walks or venturing into the nearby Carding Mill Valley.
For those seeking tranquillity away from the buzz of the peak season, the shoulder periods in spring (April to May) and early autumn (September to October) also make fantastic choices. During these quieter times, relish the opportunity to bask in the stunning hues of seasonal change while exploring the vast outdoors without the summer crowds.
More Destinations
Travel more with LycaFly