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Our top choices for Stoke-on-Trent guest houses

1. ISUITES

Newcastle-Under-Lyme

Herbert

includes taxes & fees

5 Sept - 6 Sept

2. The Manor Guesthouse

Stoke-on-Trent

JAMES

includes taxes & fees

18 Sept - 19 Sept

3. 92 Seaford Street

Stoke-on-Trent

Garry

includes taxes & fees

5 Sept - 6 Sept

4. Ensuite5 Woodhouse private bath 2kitchen

Stoke-on-Trent

Allan

includes taxes & fees

6 Sept - 7 Sept

Desk, laptop workspace, iron/ironing board (on request)

5. Seaford Guest House

Stoke-on-Trent

"The property is in a mid terrace house in a dilapidated part of town. It is either an attic or loft conversion with creaking wooden floor boards. To access the property, there is a steep and narrow winding stair case . The bathroom is en-suite but there was no working shower . The radiator was on full heating all night making the room uncomfortably hot. There is a TV monitor placed on the table , not fixed. It is attached to Wi-Fi but no Wi-Fi code is provided for customer use. The staff...

Sameer

includes taxes & fees

5 Sept - 6 Sept

6. Ensuite4 Woodhouse private bath 2kitchen

Stoke-on-Trent

Endurance

includes taxes & fees

6 Sept - 7 Sept

7. Ensuite6 Woodhouse private bath 2kitchen

Stoke-on-Trent

includes taxes & fees

4 Oct - 5 Oct

8. Olive Tree Guest House

Uttoxeter

Jodie

includes taxes & fees

10 Sept - 11 Sept

9. The Bridge

Macclesfield

Stacy

includes taxes & fees

13 Sept - 14 Sept

10. New Farm Bed & Breakfast

Winsford

Graham

includes taxes & fees

7 Sept - 8 Sept

11. Ash Farm Country Guest House

Altrincham

Carolyn

includes taxes & fees

10 Sept - 11 Sept

12. Ashfield Boutique Stays

Altrincham

christie

includes taxes & fees

20 Sept - 21 Sept

13. Happy Guests Lodge

Warrington

Mjh

includes taxes & fees

20 Sept - 21 Sept

14. Pickmere Country House

Knutsford

Chris

includes taxes & fees

9 Sept - 10 Sept

15. Kingscroft

Buxton

susan

includes taxes & fees

10 Sept - 11 Sept

16. Wall Hill Farm Guest House

Northwich

Stuart

includes taxes & fees

6 Sept - 7 Sept

17. Duke of Wellington

Matlock

David

includes taxes & fees

6 Sept - 7 Sept

18. Bulls Head - Holymoorside

Chesterfield

Kevin

includes taxes & fees

16 Sept - 17 Sept

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Top Stoke-on-Trent Hotel Reviews

Moorville Hall Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Extremely good value stay. The pool was great, the room size impressive, and the staff consistently helpful and kind, even while juggling multiple roles.Refurbishment and cleaning need more attention. There was no chef in the bar so no hot food available, and breakfast was very basic with limited choice. Plug access near the beds could also be improved."

The Beehive Guest House

10/10 Excellent

"A wonderful place to stay. It's been beautifully restored by Steve and Jo. It's and immaculate Guest House that's in a scenic spot in a small village. Ample parking, A varied menu is available for breakfast alongside Jo's daily specials which include filled Staffordshire Oatcakes and Pancakes. They are scrumptious. Everything you'd expect is provided in your room and rather than the little plastic packets of UHT Milk Jo provides each room withe small thermos flask of fresh milk (or alternative milks )in a small Thermos flask every day. Jo made us feel very welcome from stepping through the front door until we left. and Also she's really helpful when asked about attractions in the local area. If you're going to visit Alton Towers ask Jo anything you want to know about it. She's visited often and is a font of knowledge re parking, rides, attractions etc. As well as being close to Alton Towers it's also close to many interesting things to do and places to see. Jo gave us very useful information about local towns to visit and we enjoyed Uttoxeter, Lichfield, Leek, and in Cheadle we explored the first church designed and built by Pugin; St Giles Church. If you're interested in history and/or architecture it;s well wort visiting. Not only are the front doors unusual and surprising they're stunning. The inside is truly breathtaking and magnificent. We had trips on 2 heritage railways; Churnet Valley railway and the Rudyard Lake railway, both were excellent and very enjoyable."

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