Staffordshire England
Posted February 2, 2010
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Can anyone recommend a hotel to stay when I go Alton Towers in Staffordshire, England?
I just want a cheap hotel and you want clubbling go tonight
Alton Towers has two hotels on site, the Alton Towers Hotel and landing mode, but since Alton Towers is almost in the middle of nowhere, so there will be no clubbing of things to do. The closest town is probably Uttoxeter and there are some hotels there example is the Premier Travel Inn, but not sure what the nightlife is like. Other than that you have Stafford and Stoke on Trent are about 30-40 minutes by car Alton Towers and they have a greater variety of pubs and clubs. Stafford they have two hostels Premier Travel from exit 14 of the M6 or Holiday Inn Express Exit 13, or if you want to be in the center there is the Swan Hotel or B & Bs few Stoke on Trent is more or less the same, they have a variety of hotels such as the Holiday Inn and Premier Travel Inns and Travelodge (all have their own websites)
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