The Halfway House Inn is a 16th Century Inn situated in beautiful Shropshire countryside just over a mile from Bridgnorth Town Centre. Peter & Cecile Williams have been at The Halfway House since 1997 & have been successful hoteliers & publicans for over 40 years. They are well known for both the quality of their home cooked locally sourced food. There is a humongous breakfast to sustain the heartiest of appetites a bar menu for lunchtime a seasonal a la carte & a 3 Course table d hote dinner menu to choose from. The Inn was somewhat notorious mainly in relation to after hours drinking offences & the present proprietor is proud to be continuing this traditionoften well into the early hours although now restricted to residents & their bona fide guests.First licensed in 1620it was originally known as the Old Red Lion Inn but following a visit by Princess Victoria in 1823 whilst en route between Pitchford Hall near Shrewsbury & Great Witley Court near Worcester she asked where she was. The reply was given halfway there m am . Since then date the Inn has been known by its present name. The oldest part of the building also boasts a wonderful example of an Elizabethan wall mural that has been preserved behind glass for all to see. (from LateRooms.com)