Audley
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The Tytherington
Great room thanks
Reviewed on Oct 29, 2025
Shrigley Hall Hotel and Spa
Reception staff were excellent. Spa was amazing
Reviewed on Nov 1, 2025
Britannia Airport Inn Manchester
Room was lovely and warm/ Cosy Could have done with extra pillows as there were only one each and quite flat
Reviewed on Nov 8, 2025
WoodHus Lodge Large Double Room 3
The accomodation was not as advertised. It was so bad we had to book alternative accomodation elsewhere. So far we have no way of seeking a refund, so we do not recommend Hotels.com to anyone ever!
Reviewed on Apr 27, 2025
Lymedale Suites
Great value hotel Large rooms with kitchenette. I only stayed one of my two nights I had read the reviews wrong and thought it was dog friendly which it is not.The wonderful bar restaurant next door is though. The lymedale bar restaurant next door is wonderful.Fabulous food and friendly folk.
Reviewed on Oct 3, 2025
3 Bedroom New House with WiFi
Popular places to visit
Alton Towers
Enjoy the exciting rides at Alton Towers and find out why people love this amusement park in Farley. Check out the top-notch restaurants or lively bars in this family-friendly area.
Trentham Gardens
Ride a lakeside miniature train, cross the water on the Miss Elizabeth and use the talking pipes to get through the maze on this vast and picturesque estate.
The Potteries Museum and Art Gallery
A huge stash of Anglo-Saxon gold and a Spitfire aircraft are among the treasures that help this museum tell the story of the Potteries region.
World of Wedgwood
Tours offer factory floor access in this ceramics powerhouse, while the museum showcases historic pottery and explains the industrial impact of Josiah Wedgwood.
Biddulph Grange Garden
Explore the great outdoors at Biddulph Grange Garden, a lovely green space in Stoke-on-Trent. Check out the spas and top-notch restaurants in this relaxing area.
Gladstone Pottery Museum
Darkened turrets and bottle ovens of this working plant and museum present insights into countless factories that formed part of Staffordshire’s culture and landscape.
