Best Western Stafford M6/J14 Tillington Hall Hotel

Stayed here overnight on a mystery tour trip which had ended up in Lichfield (fantastic cathedral!). The inclusive evening meal was good, as well as being piping hot, a feat considering we were a large coachload of guests. The bar was only small and the lounge area in reception was a bit bleak and like a waiting room. However, the hotel served its purpose, the rooms were very acceptable with everything we needed. The beds were comfortable and it was very clean so we slept well. Breakfast next morning was very good and plentiful. It’s a bit out on a limb, being off the motorway, but some of the younger guests got a taxi into town to go clubbing. We also discovered the next day, that there is a pub next door. less

We stayed at the hotel for one evening whilst visiting Alton towers. The hotel is clean and up to date with a traditional vibe. Staff were welcoming and happy to assist as our takeaway food was left at reception. Our room was spacious and clean with a large bathroom. The bar area is small but cosy with a television. Breakfast was fantastic, with a wide variety of food and drink. Would definitely stay again but don’t park under the tree as it’s a bird toilet hotspot less

A very nice hotel nice and warm lovely food and the staff are very efficient and nothing is too much trouble for them. nice rooms I would recommend a stay here sky in every room and a big thank you to all the staff less

4 of us were up on a business trip in the Stafford area. You can see the hotel from the road and the car park is a decent size but needs resurfacing. This use to be a top hotel with a swimming pool but it was replaced by a room for events. The hotel has a decent size reception but you can tell it is a budget hotel. The rooms are adequate size, clean bathroom, tv with Sky although not premium channels. It has the soap dispenser you find in Travelodges. Hairdryer, ironing board, tea and coffee but no safe. We wanted a drink one evening from the bar near midnight but the night porter wasn't to be found. We eventually found him and we managed to get a bottle of wine. The breakfast is not bad although scrambled eggs were a bit watery and tasteless. This was made up by the sausages which were large and tasty. There wasn't much choice for other things like pastry and the fruit was limited, noticed the one pineapple they had was turning black. The coffee weren't great from e vending machine so stick to the self made tea. We did have 1 lunch there and the food wasn't great. Eat out. When we checked out, one of my colleagues couldn't get back to his room to get his luggage and their master key couldn't let him in. Luckily the window wasn't locked and funnily they had to clm in through his first floor window. The manageress was quick to offer him the room free for one night. Considering the rate we paid, all in all we couldn't complain as it was cheaper than a Travelodge and better. Hence why i gave 3 rather than 2/5 less

This is an attractive looking hotel, in some of its own grounds, about a 10 minute taxi ride (about £6.50) from the station at Stafford. Check in was efficient with a very ebullient member of staff who had clearly been on a customer relations course. My room was comfortable and good for those on business, with an iron and board, large desk to work at, comfy chair and flat screen TV to relax, as well as tea and coffee making facilities. There was a bath to soak in at the end of a tiring day. I slept well. Breakfast is a buffet although, sensibly, eggs are to order (save for scrambled which are on a hot plate). The staff were again cheery and helpful. My room was only £60 for the night, which I thought very good value. less