The Swan Hotel

46-46A Greengate Street, Stafford, Staffordshire, England

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About The Swan Hotel

The Swan Hotel is a Quality Independent hotel located in the heart of Stafford Town Centre. The Swan Hotel, located in the centre of Stafford has been lovingly restored. We have 31 quality bedrooms, including two four poster suites, which make full use of the history of the building. The hotel is fitted with all of the amenities that the business and leisure traveller expect, including broadband Internet and movies. Our four executive suites offer plasma screen TVs, DVDs, Freeview and air-conditioning. We also have rooms suitable for families, disabled travellers and some beautifully restored bedrooms that capture the history of the Swan of old. Guests won't need to leave the hotel to experience some of the finest food in Staffordshire. Our AA Rosette brasserie offers fine wines and superb service.

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