Stoke-on-Trent Hotels Guide

stylish hotel, parts date from the 17th century, in a semi-countryside setting with easy access to the M6, Crewe and Stoke-on-Trent

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

comfortable, modern hotel with relaxing leisure facilities next door to Josiah Wedgwood's former home, now the hotel's events centre

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

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

contemporary-style hotel surrounded by its own PGA European-tour standard golf course just a 13 minute drive from junction 16 of the M6

a smart, modern, purpose built hotel providing spacious, comfortable accommodation. Situated a short walk away from the Regent Theatre and close to the Stoke on Trent dry ski slope

surrounded by countryside on Keele University's campus, a stylish hotel with all-day dining and well-equipped rooms with rainfall showers

a modern take on the country house, set in 72 acres of countryside with boutique suites, a lakeside restaurant and relaxing spa

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

smart, well-appointed rooms with rustic touches feature at this comfortable inn located on the A525 in the Cheshire countryside

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

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

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