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The Swan Hotel

4.3 of 5 • 137 reviews
Meadowcroft Park
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Best Western Stafford M6/J14 Tillington Hall Hotel

3.6 of 5 • 43 reviews
Marston Gate
£71

The Littleton Arms

4.4 of 5 • 42 reviews
Crateford
£67

Holiday Inn Express Stafford M6, Jct. 13

4.2 of 5 • 544 reviews
Acton Gate
£45

Mercure Stafford South Hatherton House Hotel

3.2 of 5 • 158 reviews
Crateford
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The Lion Hotel

4.3 of 5 • 61 reviews
Crateford
£65

Offley Grove Farm

4.8 of 5 • 80 reviews
Stafford
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Lower Drayton Farm B&B

4.7 of 5 • 35 reviews
Acton Gate
£75

Slindon House Farm

Little Sugnall
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Travelodge Stafford Central

4.7 of 5 • 3 reviews
Meadowcroft Park
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Recent Reviews in Stafford

Are stay was for my father funeral/ wake.

4 out of 5

Room decor old tied shabby. Make on walls where painting have moved poor paint work around door furniture very poor condition, ample space and clean. Lounge bar and dining room decor very nice comfortable cosy elegant. However in need of better cleaning details window sills lights curtain pelmits all very dust and large cobwebs. Staff very nice great service from Lynne and Duty manager Nick. Food good both breakfast and our 60 guest were comfortable with the amount at the buffet. However could have done better meeting us at the door saying welcome ect and point out the tea and coffee or even serving the first few cups as guest were unfamiliar to your hotel.

A verified traveller from North lincolnshie stayed at Stone House Hotel


Posted 4 days ago

Reviews for Stone House Hotel

Good hotel just off of M6.Easy

4 out of 5

Good clean hotel.Room pleasant and clean.Good facilities.Very friendly staff.Good breakfast food.

A verified traveller from Nothampton stayed at Holiday Inn Express Stafford M6, Jct. 13


Posted 1 week ago

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Pocket Guide: Stafford

Stafford, the county town of Staffordshire, lies around 24 miles to the north-west of Birmingham, 16 miles north of Wolverhampton and 18 miles south of Stoke-on-Trent. There has been a settlement here since around 700AD.

Getting There

Stafford railway station is on the West Coast Main Line, which connects it to Liverpool and London (Euston). CrossCounty trains run to Manchester Piccadilly and Stoke-on-Trent, and there are now also regular trains into Birmingham New Street. By road, Stafford is easily accessed from junctions 13 and 14 of the M6, and the A34 links it to Stoke-on-Trent, Cannock and the rest of the West Midlands.

Attractions

For a relatively small town, Stafford boasts many attractions and activities. The main shopping area is the Guildhall Shopping Centre which contains more than 40 shops including high street names and local, independent traders. There is also a busy and colourful market every Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

'Must sees' in Stafford include the 200 year old Broad Eye Windmill, Ancient High House (an interactive museum within a 400 year old timber framed town house), the 12th Century St. Chad's Church and the excellent Shire Hall Art Gallery.

Activities include theatres, guided tours, leisure centres and the very interactive Stafford Castle and Visiting Centre. Several large scale events and festivals take place every year, which can make empty hotel rooms harder to find, so it's well worth booking your accommodation in advance

Accommodation in Stafford

Although there some two star options, hotels in Stafford tend to be of three star standard or above. That doesn't necessarily mean they are too expensive, though, as accommodation prices throughout the Staffordshire area tend to be reasonably priced.

Options range from the usual hotel chains to independent guesthouses and hotels. You'll pay a little more for accommodation close to or in the town centre but again, even the best hotels won't break the bank.

Stafford is a friendly, medium sized town with a welcoming and intimate atmosphere. It's a fantastic base to explore the wider region, and with hotels in Stafford plentiful and affordable, there are options to suit all budgets.

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