The Moat House Classic

Acton Trussell, Lower Penkridge Road, Stafford, Staffordshire, England

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About The Moat House Classic

The Moat House is the ideal quality venue for accommodation, conferences, eating out, functions and weddings. A warm and friendly welcome is assured in this four star, award winning, privately owned hotel in Staffordshire. The Moat House, Acton Trussell, with its 41 bedrooms, including 9 luxurious suites and flexible family rooms, is the ideal appointed hotel accommodation for relaxing in comfort. All rooms have private bathrooms, Freeview tv, hair dryer, Broadband, tea and coffee facilities, direct dial telephones, trouser press and most of them have air conditioning. The Moat House, Acton Trussell, Staffordshire has an award winning 2 aa Rosette restaurant, which has an idyllic location adjacent to the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal. Choose from our charming, traditional Lounge Bar or dine in the splendour of our Conservatory Restaurant, where all food is produced to order with the finest and freshest ingredients. Located in a spectacular canal side setting in the heart of rural Staffordshire, the Grade ii listed 15th Century moated manor house is close to Junction 13 of the m6 and to a wealth of countryside attractions including Alton Towers, Cadbury World, Shugborough Hall, The Potteries and Cannock Chase. Birmingham International, The nec and icc are also a short drive away.

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