The Roman Way

Watling Street, Hatherton, Cannock, Staffordshire, England

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About The Roman Way

Our modern hotel was built in 1980 to a Roman theme, and is situated on the outskirts of Cannock Chase. With easy access to the motorways of the West Midlands, the Roman Way provides an ideal base for your stay. Built in a Roman theme, this hotel has a marble-tiled lobby and classical columns and busts and also has a comfortable lounge/bar offering an extensive range of menus. The restaurant has a very relaxed ambience and is ideal for business and leisure guests alike. Take a short break away from the stresses of everyday life! The local tourist information offices are very helpful, and there are plenty of local sights, sounds and attraction to keep you occupied while you're there. We are well placed for Birmingham to the South, Staffordshire and the Potteries to the North or a visit to Alton Towers, with easy access to the M6.

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