The Best Staffordshire Budget 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

conveniently situated just off the M6 Toll and well placed for exploring Staffordshire & the Midlands

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

just moments from M6 junction 12, this friendly and welcoming inn boasts a convivial bar and relaxed restaurant featuring a carvery

ideally located within motorway services for a handy, good value en-route stop overnight

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

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

a friendly welcome awaits at this restored, Victorian villa and coach house annexe

an independently owned hotel, ideally located for the M6, featuring light and airy rooms, comfy residents lounge and a licensed bar

well-appointed rooms set in a lodge next door to a family friendly restaurant, lively bar and children's playground, just off the A50

find simple, but good value rooms and friendly, welcoming staff at this traditional pub

easily reached from junction 16 of the M6, this recently refurbished hotel boasts well-equipped suites with a relaxed bar and grill next door

a traditional pub serving a selection of real ales and offering colourful, simple style rooms

just 10 minutes drive from Drayton Manor Theme Park, this friendly inn offers good-value food and simply, but comfortably furnished, rooms

former coaching inn that dates back to 1783, independently owned and managed, featuring well-appointed, traditional style guest rooms

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

a rustic style pub with a large beer garden, cask ales and serving a seasonally inspired menu

a 15th century inn boasting traditional log fires, oak beams a-plenty and a rich and varied history