Goldstone Hall

Food and wine is a passion at Goldstone but that doesn’t mean we buy in to all the pretence that has grown up around the culinary arts and TV’s take on it over the last few years. Generally, froth, foam and drizzle for the sake of it are frowned on.

Goldstone doesn’t try to categorise its food but has its own well stocked kitchen garden, an abundance of wonderful local produce and a team of chefs who know how to use them and bring out all the flavour and freshness.

The result is food that has been recognised by the AA at two rosette standard for 10 years and Michelin have listed us as a particularly quiet and relaxing hotel and restaurant for three years. So whether guests choose to dine in the Orangery or the Restaurant, they can look forward to an experience that has already inspired some famous foodies to write very appreciative prose

Goldstone’s kitchen under the watchful eye of Head Chef John Thompson has an extraordinary reputation for consistency and quality of cooking which means that Goldstone has been at the forefront of good food in the region for over 25 years.

Whatever the Special Occasion, a private dinner party in the Panelled Room, afternoon tea in the Drawing Room, a family celebration in the walled garden, a wedding ceremony in the Oak Pavilion or a sophisticated dinner for a hundred or so in the Goldstone Marquee, guests will love their time and experience at Goldstone and it will last long in their memories as a truly special occasion.

Goldstone Hall is a rurally located hotel and restaurant in a Georgian manor house which has parts dating back to medieval times; it is just to the north of Newport, Shropshire and south of Market Drayton.

Goldstone has built up a reputation for quality dining, very comfortable bedrooms, all set in beautiful gardens which overlook the Shropshire and Staffordshire countryside.

Goldstone has won many awards and including “The small hotel of the year for the Heart of England West Midland region” which confirms its position as one of the finest small hotels in Great Britain.