Been here quite a few times now, went there for lunch last weekend, and back in march for my…read morebrothers 21st birthday with a group of 9 of us. THE BIRTHDAY amazing food (the scotch eggs are particularly sexy- I never thought I would say that about a neat wrapped egg, but hey) Super understanding of my little Nanna's dietary requirements, and didn't bat an eyelid at my dad looking like a nutter trying to independently move his eyebrows. Sharing platter puds are rather to die for too. The also brought a little slate (#wewantplates!) of handmade chocolates with candles in for my brother too. Nice wine list, my only complaint would be, around 30% of the staff were seriously grumpy, luckily though this was mostly outweighed by the other wonderful 70% THE LUNCH club sandwich and blackcurrant and soda (because this girl loves a drink that takes like medicine!) took a while, and was mostly lovely, but I have never seen so much mayonnaise in one place, it was how I met your mother erickson layered salad overkill!!

Enjoyed this hotel a lot. Located right in the downtown area, was a little tough to find the…read moreparking lot. Very quaint type B&B almost place. Very old building and rooms very small. Typical for the UK I suppose. Bed super small for my 6'4 frame but managed just fine. No AC and the room was very warm despite being February. But figured out how to open the windows and became much better. Very nice bar in here with lots of drafts. Good restaurant also. Had the fish and chips which was very good. The free breakfast also very good. Very nice service here. Walk out the front door and you are on the main drag of shops, cafe and pubs.

Couldn't fault it on value for money. It cost £50 for a family room for 4 sharing. Two single beds…read moreand a double and still ample room. TV in room and tea making facilities. Bathrooms well equiped with everything you need. Would use Premier inn again on another trip with the kids. They loved it!!

There's not much to say about one Premier Inn that you can't say about them all and I've found the…read moreones I've stayed in recently all to be of a consistently high standard. Clean, spacious en-suite rooms with a massive comfy bed for £50 a night or less, dotted all over the country in convenient locations. Sure, you can't tell one from another once you're inside and I wouldn't stay in one for a proper holiday as I like a bit more homestyle charm, but if you're breaking up a long journey or need an overnight stay somewhere (the one at Watford North is great if you're going to the Harry Potter studio tour) then I'd always look at Premier Inn before any of the other budget style travel inns. Staff are always polite and pleasant, rooms are clean and comfy, there's a place to eat right next door if you need food. Job done.

Spent a week at this wonderful, quirky hotel in Stafford. Medieval building, excellent food,…read morecomfortable rooms, family-like staff. I cannot recommend it more highly!

Needing a place to stay after a show I decided to book here. Conveniently located in town and with…read morea nice old feel to it. We waited for some time to be checked in but the gent was friendly enough. The room itself was clean, the bed comfy and all the usual amenities like tea & coffee, hairdryer, towel heated rack, tv etc. The shower looked puny but packed a punch too! Anyway here is where it loses its stars..first the double bed was actually two singles squished together so it dipped in the middle making spooning uncomfortable..the breakfast itself didn't look to be of a high standard for the money and most annoyingly we were not made aware of any construction work. After a late Saturday night the last thing I wanted was to have industrial machinery acting as my alarm clock at 8am. When we tried to check out there was no one there to complain to so we chucked our key into the pile. Overall the room was comfy but it lacked a good service..food and the unexpected noise..

Really lovely food and lovely service…read more My first post lockdown meal and it was a treat! There were a lot of halloumi fries and a lot of Malbec on our table! It's a lovely setting, in a tastefully renovated old pub, with metres of glass and busy wallpaper.

One of the nicest Gastro pubs in the area. Proper espresso coffee too!…read more Log fires, comprehensive menu and really good quality food. Definitely worth a visit. Staff very professional and welcoming too :)

All the usual fare from a Holiday Inn Express. Clean, efficient rooms, acceptable continental…read morebreakfast with hot sausages, eggs and beans. Sausages may have spent more time with a baker than a butcher. Good wifi throughout the hotel. Good size car park, and very close to M6 at junction 13. Decent pan-Asian restaurant on site. (Mandarin Oriental). Perfect for an overnight stay.

Despite quite blatantly being a motorway-side hotel built several decades ago, I was very…read morepositively impressed with the amount of care that has been put into room detailing. The room had a special acoustic double glazed window to exclude the roar of the motorway. The bathroom had a high quality liquid soap that didnt visibly erode hands as inevitably happens in most hotels, and a separate soap dispenser in the shower cubicle with a creamy brand shower gel, that was conveniently attached to the wall. A massive and powerful showerhead made for one of the most pleasant morning showers ever, and a mixer tap in the sink finally allowed me to wash my face without any burns or frostbite. Service was fairly pleasant and breakfast had a fair amount of choice.

Good points: - It's really cheap. I paid £ 36.00 for a…read moresingle room, although they let me stay in a larger room for no extra cost - It's easy to get to, within walking distance of Stafford station - The staff were really friendly - They have a really good hair-drier if you ask at reception - It's sort of fun pretending you've gone back in time(!) Bad points: - The décor is terrible...cheap, ugly and it really seems like a different era! - It is a little loud right next to the road - It's pretty dingy If you need to save money, then it's alright I guess...but I don't think I'd want to stay here again.

Eek....me definitely thinks not. This place advertises as cheap bed and breakfast accomadation in…read morenewly refurbished comfortable rooms. None of these apply for this guest house. If they call newly refurbished newly painted walls then ok, but the rooms consist of terribly dated and dirty furniture, uncomfortable plastic coated matresses, tiny 10 inch telly....the divan beds are so bad they've even covered the base. The bedroom is located close to a busy road so the traffic can keep u awake. My partner ran the shower for 15 mins before any hot water came through and when it did it was boiling hot. With regards to price, my partner and work colleague stayed here due to working in the local hospital so I booked them two rooms, we was charged 46.00 for each room for 3 nights. That's nearly £300 for a guest house that some hostels beat. To be fair the breakfast was adequate, but I can only dread the kitchen conditions in which it was cooked in. I would definately not be returning or recommending the Albridge Guest House, Stafford