£99 - Shropshire Coaching Inn Stay w/Dinner, Was £155+

The Deal

Overnight stays in a 16th-century coaching inn where Charles Dickens and Darwin reputedly stayed are now £99 per room. This deal from The Lion Hotel, Shrewsbury, saves over 35% on the regular price and includes:

- Overnight accommodation in a Standard Double Room
- 3-course dinner for two in the 2-AA-Rosette Hayward restaurant (worth £30 per person)
- Full English breakfast (worth £10 per person)

This Grade I-listed hotel is on Wyle Cop, in the historic town of Shrewsbury. Illustrious former guests include Charles Dickens, who wrote The Pickwick Papers here.

The 2-AA-Rosette Hayward restaurant has undergone a "chic, stylish transformation", says Britain's Finest and features "classically based cooking and refined presentation", says the Michelin Guide. Executive chef, Paul Maders, previously worked as head chef for Michael Caines at ABode Manchester.

This deal is valid seven days a week until 28 April, 2013. The dining room is closed on Mondays, so a 2-night minimum stay is required. A 2-night package with full English breakfast on both mornings and a 3-course à la carte dinner (on one night only) is £149.

Upgrade to a Superior Room for an extra £20 per night, a Deluxe Room for an extra £40 or a Suite for an extra £80 per night (payable to the hotel on booking).

Not available on 24-26, 31 December.

Terms and conditions: Once reservations have been made, bookings are non-transferable and non-refundable. Car parking is an extra £10 per night. There is no limit to the number of vouchers you can buy. Cannot be combined with any other offer. No cash value or cash back. Additional vouchers may also be purchased as gifts. Prices quoted are based on the maximum value of the items included in the package at time of publication. The photos displayed are for illustration purposes only and may not be an exact representation of the package.