The Best Stafford Bed & Breakfasts

said to be Stafford's oldest pub, it retains low beams, fireplaces and the comfy, contemporary rooms come in different shapes and sizes

"a perfect host" and "idyllic place" are just a couple of the many positive comments from previous guests of this beautifully presented B&B

a delightful, self-contained apartment, nestling in the garden of a former village school and offering a generous number of breakfast options

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

parts of this inn date from the 17th-century and it sits in the centre of the market town; the comfy guest rooms are individually decorated

set on a working farm, in the Stafordshire countryside alongside the A51, with simply furnsihed rooms located in converted barns

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

a friendly and welcoming pub serving an extensive lunch and dinner menu and boasting cosy, simply furnished rooms, 1 mile from town

dating back to 1550 this grand manor boasts original Elizabethan features, elegant guest rooms, a cellar bar and it sits in 20 acres

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

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

a 15th-century manor house set beside the Worcestershire and Staffordshire canal offering stylish rooms and award-winning cuisine

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

located between Stoke-on-Trent and Stafford, ideal for a good value, en-route stopover when travelling southbound on the M6