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Stafford North (Spitfire) hotel

A short drive to the town centre and the Staffordshire County Showground, or 40 minutes to Alton Towers

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1 Spitfire Close, Stafford, Staffordshire ST16 1GX

Sat Nav Directions: ST16 1GX

Directions: Exit M6 ( J14), follow A34 towards Stafford. Take the take the first exit onto Spitfire Close. The hotel is on the left, next to the Redhill Brewer's Fayre.

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Transport and local information: Stafford Castle Historic Site
Uttoxeter Racecourse
Alton Towers Theme Park
Stafford Train Station 2 miles

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Hotel Parking: Limited free parking is available at this hotel.

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14 Sep 2019

LCA1

Somerset, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Business

"Two Weeks Stay"

I stayed at this Hotel for two weeks as we were working In the area and I personally found this Hotel very good Indeed, Although I worked a Nightshift, my Room was situated on the First Floor the first week and the Ground floor the second and It was particularly quiet during my stay. The Hotel Is extremely clean with everything you need and If you encounter a problem the Staff are always on hand to help you out, The Hotel Is very close to the M6 and very close to Stafford so that`s an advantage. Even though I stayed at the Hurricane for the First Week that Hotel was exactly the same as this review. The only downfall with the Hurricane was the Restaurant next door. The Spitfire Restaurant (Brewers Fayre) opens at 06:30 for Breakfast which Is always good especially If you worked during the Night or If you got to be somewhere early. Breakfast can be hit or miss too as we all found out that the Food especially the Sausages and the Bacon could of been cooked a little longer. Some days you waited a little longer as It can get a little busy all at the same time ordering. All In all everything was good. The Fire Alarm Test which all Premier Inns Test out each week Is on a Wednesday Morning. That goes off twice at around 12:15 - 12:30. If you are working Nights It can be a pain as you will be woken up. They should have these much later or on the Weekends. People still think that everyone works a Dayshift Only and not Nights but that`s not the case. People do work Nights. I did speak to the Manager who was very nice about It. It was not a great problem for me as I sleep heavy but I was aware of the Alarm going off at those times so I guess I woke up automatically before hand. Again, they should alter their times and think of others that have actually worked during the Night. You should have no problem In Parking as they have a huge Car Park. All Rooms have a Key Card, Hot Water. Plenty of Towels etc. No Problems there. Even though you are surrounded by a Busy Road or Roads It Is pleasantly quiet. I would most definitely Recommended staying here as all the Staff are super Friendly and you do get a goods Nights Sleep.

11 Sep 2019

Andrew L

Ramsey, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Couples

"Convenient location to break a long motorway journey"

Usual reliable comfort we have come to expect from this chain. Handy location just off the motorway, which allowed us a convenient overnight break in a lengthy south to north journey. Breakfast in the neighbouring Brewers Fayre

10 Sep 2019

keithlelliott

Worthing, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Couples

"Disappointing brealfast"

As a regular guest of Premier Inns. the breakfast was disappointing: The plate warmer was not swiched on so breakfast did not keep warm. Plates were greasy - not adequately washed. Toaster set too low to toast..

10 Sep 2019

ruthjohn19

Kendal, United Kingdom

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"Breakfast served under pressure!"

We stayed at The Hurricane premier inn but there was a problem with their kitchen and they sent us a 5 minute walk away to The Spitfire. Obviously this hotel was attempting to cater for two hotels and double the number of people. They coped admirably and cheerfully though extremely busy. The hot food was beautifully cooked and was hot and fresh and the coffee of good quality. We shall be back next August and will happily stay at The Spitfire Premier Inn.

9 Sep 2019

Nothard2please46

Somerset

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"Great place to stay and close to the M6"

We only stayed one night to break a long journey. The room was very clean and well appointed. The young lady on reception (Rebecca) could not have been more helpful supplying extra milk, coffee etc. with a cheerful smile. The check-in was efficient and although there is a lot of commercial traffic passing frequently (two enormous Screwfix warehouses nearby), the double glazing made the noise levels hardly noticeable.

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Hotel description Take time out with Premier Inn Hotel Stafford North (Spitfire), just minutes from the centre of the historic market town of Stafford. And, with such great transport links nearby, you'll be well placed to get out and explore business and leisure attractions around Staffordshire. Catch the main event at Staffordshire County Show Ground. Seek out thrills and spills at Alton Towers. Or stroll through the gardens at Trentham Estate. After a busy day, head back for a tasty meal in our restaurant and unwind in your new, modern rooms and extra-comfy kingsize Hypnos bed.

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Stafford North (Spitfire) hotel

A short drive to the town centre and the Staffordshire County Showground, or 40 minutes to Alton Towers

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