Express By Holiday Inn Stafford M6 Junction 13

Acton Court, Acton Gate, Stafford, Staffordshire, England

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About Express By Holiday Inn Stafford M6 Junction 13

Our superb central location, close to the M6 (M6 Toll), and Staffordshire's top attractions is the ideal stopover. The hotel is less than 30 miles from the heart of the Midlands, Birmingham City Centre and The National Exhibition Centre. For those on leisure breaks, we are near Alton Towers (discounted tickets available from reception), the UK's largest theme park, the famous Staffordshire Potteries, The Shugborough Estate and Weston Park. All our rooms are fully equipped to make your stay as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. Free coffee and tea making facilities are available in every room. The hotel a Fusion Restaurant offering Chinese, Indian, English and Italian Cusine. Two restaurants are adjacent to the hotel - Public House includes Whacky Warehouse where a special children's menu is available.

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