Hotels near Cannock Station

"Quick reception and checking. Rooms are basic but ok, building and public areas are nice. "

"The whole experience, two nights, was excellent. The room was very large, well fitted and although we did not housekeeping refreshment were replenished, when requested. The food was of high standard and equally matched by the service. Only criticism was poor pressure in the sink hot water tap. It was an accessible room so understand the concern of the hot tap. "

"Only used the bedroom, the bar looked OK but did not try it. I was ready to dine early, but not when the dining area was full of small children although all were seated. I discovered the external 'beer garden' upon my return from dining out, looked clean, tidy and popular at 19-30. My bedroom was on the top floor of four and no assistance offered to carry bag. it was adequate and modern although a new carpet would not go amiss. No bedside table, just a chair with a bedside lamp on it, had to use it to put my glasses, drink and phone. Bed and bedding superb with a modern bathroom and accessible shower. Car parking OK but was full when I arrived ... diners! Room was 'at the back' so no noise from traffic and high enough not to hear the promised 'live music' but the external cooling system did make some noise outside the bedroom window but I had had a long journey so was asleep quickly and not disturbed! did not dine in but found a selection of small eating establishments that looked nice inside but shabby outside. The association with Stafford is misleading, I stayed in Penkridge and Stafford town is about 8 miles north"

"Old - needs a paint"

"Super clean room. Staff were friendly but had to walk through the busy pub to check in. Not enough sweetners in the room for tea and coffee."

"Very friendly staff. Easy to get to and a clean room"

"Didn’t stay as pulled up and didn’t feel safe. The hotel is used for migrants that were all stood outside making us feel intimidated "

"It was amezing"

"3 day stay no cleaning no phine in room no welcome "