Cheap Hotels in Stafford
With a beautiful rural location in the village of Penkridge, Stafford South Hatherton Hotel is close to village shops, pubs, restaurants and the train station. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Each bedroom offers a TV, tea/coffee making facilities and an en-suite bathroom. Some interconnecting family rooms are available. Stafford South Hatherton Hotel is just a few minutes' drive from the M6 motorway and just 6 miles from Stafford Castle. Alton Towers is 29 miles away and Uttoxeter Racecourse is 35 minutes away by car. Penkridge Railway Station is a 5-minute walk away.
Located in Stafford, Wyndale Guesthouse is minutes from Stafford Gatehouse Theatre and St Chad's Church. This guesthouse is within close proximity of Stafford Castle and Ancient High House.Rooms Make yourself at home in one of the 8 guestrooms featuring DVD players. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Partially open bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include coffee/tea makers, and both irons/ironing boards and cribs/infant beds are available on request.Amenities Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless Internet access and tour/ticket assistance.Dining A complimentary full breakfast is included.
Family- friendly Stafford hotel near the M6 with free parking and breakfast included. Holiday Inn Express Stafford is a 40-minute drive from Birmingham Airport (BHX) via the M6 motorway, two minutes' drive away. It's a 15-minute drive to Stafford town centre, where you can catch direct trains to London and Birmingham from Stafford Train Station. Explore the National Trust's Shugborough Estate with its Georgian mansion house and walled gardens or bring your canine friend and enjoy a woodland walk in Cannock Chase. Admire the 900-year-old ruins of Stafford Castle, a 13-minute drive away or catch events like Staffordshire County Show at the nearby Stafford Showground. Trentham Monkey Forest has fun for the family, with over 140 monkeys swinging off trees, and Water World aqua park has thrilling water slides, a lazy river and an assault course for an action-packed day out. Enjoy a day out at Alton Towers only a 45-minute drive away suitable for all the family. Wind down in your room, complete with black-out curtains, flat-screen TVs and an en suite with power shower. Tuck into nachos, burgers and pizzas from the evening snack menu or quench your thirst with a cold beer or glass of wine from the licenced bar. When you wake up, you'll find a breakfast buffet of hot bacon baps and coffee included to start your day.
The Best Western Stafford M6/J14 Tillington Hall Hotel in Stafford offers a serene backdrop for any stay in the Heart of England. In a leafy setting that offers peace and quiet for romantic getaways, weddings or business breaks. The hotel is as conveniently placed as it is pretty, within easy reach of Birmingham and Manchester International Airports and close but not too close to Junction 14 of the M6. With a choice of 91 recently refurbished bedrooms, flexible conference and events facilities to suit all requirements as well as a lounge, bar and restaurant to take care of your taste buds. You'll have everything you need during your stay or stop-over.
Hotels in Stafford
Stafford is the historic county town of Staffordshire in the West Midlands of England, some 24 miles north-west of Birmingham. It is thought that Stafford was founded in about 700AD by a Mercian Prince named Bertelin.
Historical Landmarks
The town has a richness of historical landmarks. Perhaps the most prominent is Stafford Castle, two miles west of Stafford and an important Gothic Revival Keep. The building you can visit today sits on the foundations of its medieval predecessor and indeed uses much of the original stonework. The very first structure here was a classic wooden motte and bailey style development, dating from the Norman period, and some of the fort's defences can still be seen. This timber and earth fortification was replaced by a stone-built castle in the 14th century, which was in turn demolished during the English Civil War by victorious Parliamentarians after a ferocious siege. The castle was left in ruins until rising again from 1813 in the grand Gothic Revival Style, although work was never fully completed due to lack of funds.
The keep was occupied until well into the 20th century before once more falling into disrepair, until the 1970s when archaeological excavations began to reveal the layers of important history and habitation. In the 1980s a proper heritage trail was established with a dedicated museum and gift shop, so that today it a flourishing visitors attraction and summer venue for Shakespearian performances.
From Stafford hotels you can enjoy the Elizabethan Ancient High House, which is the largest timber-framed town house in England and an excellent museum. The oldest building of all in the town is St Chad's Church, dating back to the 12th century. This is a richly decorated church with some very fine carvings, which may have been made by stonemasons from the Middle East who came to England during the crusades. Like so many of Stafford's architectural highlights, it's well worth exploring.
Highlights
Nearby you can enjoy the glorious Shugborough Estate. Set in 900 acres of peaceful parkland and riverside gardens, with an elegant mansion house at its heart, the whole estate is brought to life by costumed ‘living history' characters. Explore working Victorian Servants' Quarters, a Georgian farm, dairy and mill, plus a lovely restored walled garden.
Highlighting very different times, the Royal Air Force Museum Cosford houses one of the UK's largest aviation collections in two awesome wartime hangars and in the fascinating National Cold War Exhibition. Outstanding features of this excellent museum include the three V-Bombers, the Vulcan, Victor, and Valiant, and the world's oldest Spitfire. There's good food, snacks and drinks to be had both in the Refuel Restaurant and Checkpoint Charlie Café. Papers don't have to be shown to gain entry!
Frequently asked questions about Hotels in Stafford
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The best hotels to stay in Stafford are The Moat House, The Dog and Doublet Inn and Vine, Stafford by Marston's Inns.What are the most convenient hotel rates in Stafford?
The cheapest price for a double room in Stafford is £44, offered by Bridgewood House.What hotels are in the central Stafford neighborhood?
If you want to stay near the center of Stafford, you can consider staying at Bridgewood House, Vine, Stafford by Marston's Inns and Wyndale Guesthouse.120,000 Hotels
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