Best Western Tillington Hall

Eccleshall Rd, Stafford, Staffordshire, England

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About Best Western Tillington Hall

Being in the heart of Staffordshire, Tillington Hall Hotel is ideally placed for exploring the surrounding countryside. You can also relax in our Alpha Leisure Club with its pool, jacuzzi, sauna (m & f). Each of the 91 exclusively furnished bedrooms have extensive facilities such as: Remote control colour TV, tea and coffee making facilities, en-suite bath and shower, hairdryer, 24 hour room service, internal and external dial telephone. Family rooms are also available, quads and triples and interconnecting rooms. We have a Four Poster room and four additional suites. Smoking and non smoking rooms are available. All staying guests have complimentary admission to the leisure club. Our beautician on site will take bookings for weekend ladies to pamper and preen themselves. Special weekend packages are available.

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