Stoke on Trent Hotels and Accommodation

(Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire, England, UK)

Whether you are planning a visit to Stoke on Trent to see its renowned potteries, or to head next door to the Alton Tower theme park, there are plenty of hotels to choose from. Booking accommodation in advance is sensible, particularly during busy periods, with canal holidays on rented narrow boats becoming increasingly popular.

If you turn up in Stoke on Trent without first arranging your lodging, then the Tourist Information Centre on Quadrant Road should be your first port of call. Offering a good choice of hotels through the region, those booking accommodation here will be expected to pay a nominal non-refundable fee, as well as a charge of 10% of the first night - refunded when you come to settle your bill at the end of your stay.

Where to Stay

Hanley is where many of Stoke on Trent's most central hotels reside, being close to the shops, restaurants and nightlife. Visitors often choose to stay in the Hanley area simply because of its proximity to the railway station, with B&Bs, guest houses and similar lodging close by, on Copeland Street, Glebe Street and Leek Road, next to Staffordshire University.

Directly across from Stoke on Trent's railway station, the North Stafford Hotel on Winton Square is known for its weekend reductions. Some 15 minutes to the north, the Quality Hotel on Trinity Street is especially notable and features inexpensive accommodation, an indoor swimming pool, a recently refurbished restaurant and good access to both the Regent Theatre and Victoria Hall.

Close by and on Festival Way, off Hope Street and Black Horse Lane, the Best Western Plus - Stoke on Trent Moat House is another reliable hotel boasting four stars, luxury accommodation, historic architecture and a convenient central location, next to Festival Park, the Stoke ski centre and Waterworld.

Lying on the outskirts of Stoke on Trent and next to the village of Alsager, the Best Western Manor House Hotel is also of note, being close to Crewe, Congleton, Nantwich and Sandbach. In Burslem, the George Hotel on Swan Square is renowned for its ample accommodation and wedding packages. Alternatively, hotels and guest houses are available in the neighbouring Staffordshire towns and villages of:

• Alsager
• Audley
• Cheadle
• Cheddleton
• Cotton
• Dilhorne
• Endon
• Etruria
• Foxt
• Kingsley Holt
• Madeley
• Maer
• Milwich
• Newcastle under Lyme
• Oakhill
• Trentham