The Best Staffordshire Mid-Range Hotels

with plenty to see and do within a 45 minute drive of this hotel, it makes a great exploring base

ideally placed next to the Snow Dome and within a short drive of Drayton Manor Theme Park

located just off of the M6, ideal as a place for an en-route stopover or exploring base, with contemporary rooms and restaurant/pub nearby

located just off of the A50 and well placed for visiting the Trentham Estate, Alton Towers or catching a game at the Britannia Stadium

built in 1845, this former Wedgwood family home today offers a peaceful environment and retains its original charm and character features

find informal dining, stylish rooms, relaxing spa facilities and views over the Roaches at this award-winning inn set on the edge of the Peaks

in a handy spot for junction 15 of the M6, a modern hotel with relaxing leisure facilities, pampering beauty treatments and comfy rooms

a former coaching inn enjoying a prominent spot on Stafford's main street, the decor combines original features with contemporary styling

take an indulgent afternoon tea or enjoy a dinner from the traditional British menu

a former 18th century farmhouse, with comfortable rooms, that is a short drive from Cannock Chase

situated on the A5 moments from junction 12 of the M6 and close to Cannock Chase AONB

relax in luxurious comfort, and enjoy countryside views and a round of golf at this impressive Victorian hotel 10 minutes drive from Alton Towers

ideally situated a stones throw from the Visitors Centre at the National Brewing Centre

amidst countryside on the A51, just 10 minutes drive from junction 15 of the M6; stay in well-appointed rooms and enjoy home-cooked food

a former coaching inn with a rich history now updated into a contemporary hotel, restaurant and bar, some four-poster rooms

comfy, individually styled rooms, a carvery restaurant, bar and large beer garden are on offer at this welcoming hotel near Rudyard Lake

set in 7 acres of peaceful and pretty gardens this fine, Georgian house features individually designed rooms and an elegant restaurant

housed in a former Spode pottery works, an aparthotel with spacious, well-appointed suites and apartments equipped with a kitchenette

a comfortbale hotel ideal as a touring base or en-route stopover, jct. 16 of the M6 is a minute away, offering well-appointed guest rooms

a striking, state-of-the-art hotel situated just off the M6 Toll, the Sky Bar offers far-reaching views

previous guests have liked the friendly staff and the location just a short walk from the centre

the comfortable, cosy guest rooms are set around an attractive garden where during the warmer months breakfast can be taken

try the unique experience of food delivered to your table on a roller-coaster at this joyful Alton Towers hotel, perfect for a family getaway

set off the A34 in quiet gardens, 18.5 miles from Alton Towers, this comfortable hotel has relaxing leisure facilities including a sauna

once the town's first bank, this imposing Georgian town house retains plenty of original features including the vault and grand staircase

placed alongside the A51 amidst the Staffordshire countryside with good road access county-wide; has stylish rooms and a large garden

a hospitable, family-run establishment offering comfortable and well presented rooms

large training venue and conference centre offering a choice of well-appointed guest rooms, a restaurant, coffee shop and bar

situated a stone's throw from Hanley's shops, bars, theatres, musuem and art gallery and offers well-appointed rooms and a leisure club

sample local Staffordshire cuisine in the relaxed bar of this 18th-century Grade-II listed inn, set in a tranquil village and boasting spacious rooms

close to Tamworth Castle, this hotel features lively weekend bars and a unique, cellar restaurant

Italianate country house set in 8 acres of grounds in a quiet village near Burton-upon-Trent; period details blend with a more modern style

a modern hotel where the interior design reflects its setting on the old Roman Way of Watling Street

imposing hotel with Jacobean-style architecture superbly located for those travelling by train, Stoke-on-Trent station is directly opposite

located on the edge of the small market town and is next door to the railway station offers spacious rooms and a gym and sqaush court

has received a top-notch restoration and features luxurious, individually styled rooms

this recently updated, town-centre inn boasts spacious, contemporarily furnished rooms and a lively bar, easily reached from the M6 junction 14

conviently placed hotel just a few minutes drive from junction 15 of the M6 and with easy access to all areas of The Potteries

enjoy meeting the friendly pet llamas at this elegant gastro-pub, serving a contemporary menu and offering well-appointed, light airy rooms

a characterful, 18th century, former coaching inn set on the High Street with modern, individually furnished rooms in an annexe

character abounds at this peaceful Georgian house set on a 300 acre farm; guest rooms have Victorian beds and antique furniture