Stop Inn Newcastle-Under-Lyme

Liverpool Road (A34), Cross Heath, Newcastle-Under-Lyme, Staffordshire, England

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About Stop Inn Newcastle-Under-Lyme

Located off the m6 on the a34 near Stoke On Trent, the Stop Inn suits both the business and leisure traveller. The hotel is in the heart of the Potteries home of one of Britain's greatest craft industries. The hotel is an ideal base for leisure and business travellers. Alton Towers theme park is a short car ride, just 17 miles away (discounted tickets available at Reception) and the busy commercial town of Newcastle-under- Lyme is popular as a regeneration growth area, attracting major companies re-locating into the area, many within 5 minutes of the hotel. Close to the famous Potteries and also popular with athletes attending sporting events held in nearby Fenton Manor Sports centre and the outdoor Athletic Centre at the Northwood Stadium.

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