With unparalleled views of the historic Iron Bridge, the first of its kind in the world, this premier Guest House sits above its own delightful Tea Room, Darby's 1779, serving food all day. When the Iron Bridge was built in 1779, artists, travellers and even industrial spies flocked to see it. At Bridge View Guest House you can admire the striking Iron work while enjoying an Iron Masters or Continental breakfast.
Bridge View's rooms are spacious and elegant in style, with pretty paintings and contemporary decor. Free toiletries feature in each en suite bedroom and benefits also include a flat screen TV with DVD player and an IPod docking station. A short stroll along the River Severn will take you to a range of restaurants and eateries.
Bridge View's rooms are spacious and elegant in style, with pretty paintings and contemporary decor. Free toiletries feature in each en suite bedroom and benefits also include a flat screen TV with DVD player and an IPod docking station. A short stroll along the River Severn will take you to a range of restaurants and eateries.
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Named after Abraham Darby himself. At 13 he inherited his Fathers shares in the family Iron-making business and with this he built the largest cast iron structure of its era: The First Iron Bridge ever built. In turn the bridge caused the Village of Ironbridge to grow around it with the area being subsequently named Ironbridge Gorge.
Ironbridge and the surrouding area features some of the best places to eat out in the county. Here are a selection of local restaurants within a short distance of our guesthouse. If you are celebrating and would like to book you a table at any of the venues please let us know on booking. A licensed cafe bar serving pizza and steak with entertainment and late opening on Friday and Saturday nights.
Call into Darby's 1779 and we will assist you to your room you will then be given your keys and directions to Our Private & Secure Locked Car Park which is situated 150 meters away on Waterloo Street this can be reached by a gentle walk along Ironbridge high street where you can see some of the individual and artisan shop traders, a selection of places to eat and drink from the Michelin star Restaurant Severn to the contemporary Indian restaurant Pondercherry which is set in the Old Police Station or maybe just a short romantic stroll along the riverside.
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Paul Whydall
Dec 06, 2021
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Jeanette Silver
Nov 18, 2021
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Grace Feeney
Nov 17, 2021
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Very disappointing, glorified greasy spoon.
Overall the food was poor quality and £8 for a tiny breakfast with 6 items is a rip off. We figured for the price of our breakfast plus the £3 coffee we could have had the large breakfast which had much more food and juice and coffee included. We left feeling hungry and paid £20 for two drinks, a small breakfast and a bacon sandwich. Would definitely not recommend to anyone.
Keep walking and go to Truffles cafe, SO much better!!
Overall the food was poor quality and £8 for a tiny breakfast with 6 items is a rip off. We figured for the price of our breakfast plus the £3 coffee we could have had the large breakfast which had much more food and juice and coffee included. We left feeling hungry and paid £20 for two drinks, a small breakfast and a bacon sandwich. Would definitely not recommend to anyone.
Keep walking and go to Truffles cafe, SO much better!!
L. Smirthwaite
Nov 07, 2021
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Amanda Godden
Nov 05, 2021
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Ian Thomas
Sep 26, 2021
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LeRoy Watson
Sep 04, 2021
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Claire Gordon
Aug 24, 2021
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Eduardo Vyllaronn
Aug 22, 2021
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