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Stanton; woodland lodge for 14 with hot tub, log burner, BBQ, near Alton Towers.

Stoke-on-Trent

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Weaver; woodland lodge for 12 with hot tub, log burner, BBQ, near Alton Towers.

Stoke-on-Trent

Dimmingsdale; woodland lodge for 8 w/ hot tub, log burner, BBQ, nr Alton Towers

Stoke-on-Trent

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Beresford; woodland lodge for 18 w/ hot tubs, games, log burner nr Alton Towers

Stoke-on-Trent

Ashenhurst; woodland lodge for 4 with hot tub, BBQ, near Alton Towers.

Stoke-on-Trent

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24 Jun - 25 Jun

Ellastone; woodland lodge for 8 with hot tub, log burner, BBQ, near Alton Towers

Stoke-on-Trent

Wootton; woodland lodge for 8 with hot tub, log burner, BBQ, near Alton Towers.

Stoke-on-Trent

Farley; woodland lodge for 8 with hot tub, log burner, BBQ, near Alton Towers.

Stoke-on-Trent

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Top Staffordshire Hotel Reviews

Riverside Hotel Branston by Chef and Brewer Collection

10/10 Excellent

"Staff were really friendly and enjoyed our one night stay before heading to download ! Nice comfy bed before 3 nights camping"

Moorville Hall Hotel

8/10 Good

"We stayed here for a weekend trip to Alton Towers after travelling up from the south of England. We paid £36 per room for three rooms, and for that price we were happy with what we got. We were given rooms in the courtyard, which was really convenient as we could park directly outside our doors. The beds were clean and comfortable, which is the most important thing for us. That said, the rooms are looking quite tired. The walls could do with a fresh coat of paint, all of the baths were heavily marked, and overall the rooms would really benefit from a refurbishment. At £36 a room, we accepted that you get what you pay for. We recently looked at booking again for a couple of weeks’ time and were surprised to see the price has almost doubled. Unfortunately, at the new price, we just don’t feel the rooms offer good value for money in their current condition. It’s a shame, as we would have happily returned if the pricing had remained more in line with what the accommodation offers."