Places to stay near alton towers

ACID

i called alton towers and thye quoted me £230 for a 1 night stay with 2 adults, rip off in my eyes, so was wondering whther there was anything else..dont mind driving down if its quite close..
will only be staying the sunday!

digital1

Hi there - it is about 30+ miles from AT but I have just stopped at the Express by Holiday Inn - Stafford M6. I've just had a play with Sunday dates in May & they are starting at £36 per room - this includes a continental breakfast for both of you. Was clean & easy to find from the M6. Nothing fancy. There might be somewhere closer but I don't know the area well.

Happy travels!

inspector_monkfish

ACID wrote: »

i called alton towers and thye quoted me £230 for a 1 night stay with 2 adults, rip off in my eyes, so was wondering whther there was anything else..dont mind driving down if its quite close..
will only be staying the sunday!

loads of travelodges all within 30mins away

www.travelodge.co.uk

Nikkisun

We usually stay at a lovely B&B about 5 mins from Alton Towers - they're self contained chalets - we book a 2 bedroom family one for £80 for the night (inc b/fast).

Alverton Motel

JCS1

If you're after a local B&B, google for B&B's in Leek, Staffordshire Moorlands, Ashbourne. Leek has a tourist information centre which may help too. There's also a large caravan site nearby

PS - I'm local to Alton Towers was lucky enough to go every school holidays, usually with someone from school who lived nearby and got free tickets

sweetheartlmg

We just got back yesterday from Alton Towers, had a fantastic stay at the Uttoxetor Travelodge (Ashbourn Rd) friendly staff and clean hotel, booked it a few months ago during the £9 sale, which is on again this Thursday, we stayed the night before to get an early start for theme park, really easy to get to Alton Towers, directions as soon as you come out of Travelodge, only approximately 7 miles away. We paid

The Travelodge has a Little Chef next door and a McDonalds near (great if you have young ones) also a shop around the corners which sells sandwiches too. £3 to park, but please can I point out that people with blue badges park for free at Travelodge’s, which I carry one and didn't know this, also we were nicely surprised to find that on the way out of Alton Towers we had our £5 ready to pay for parking, but the attendant noticed our blue badge and said it was free.

matthestan

We stayed at the Best Western Hotel Moat house last year for 3 nights about 20 mins from Alton towers - 2 adults 2 kids for 180 and breakfast was included everyday - might have some deals on?

jean1272

not sure when you wanted to stay but have you tried ringing the hotel and quoting the half price sun hotel offer ,weve booked for one night in june we paying £63.00 for 2 adults 2 children including breakfast... very pleased with that.

lesleystrawson

I would second the Holiday Inn Express mentioned earlier - we went there 3 weeks ago and thought it was MUCH nicer than any travelodge we've stayed in, and the breakfast far better than we thought it would be.

Also paid £36 a night - bargain! Harvester next door good too!

shelovestobuystuff

You have just got to stay at the castle inn.It is a lovely relaxed little place,really close to Alton Towers and they serve the most fantastic food in the world.I had the best meal of my life in that little place.Its worth a stay for the food alone.Theres also the 'Devils !!!!' the massive cave where they filmed the BBC version of the Narnian story' The silver chair' just off the top of the street,also a ruined castle which is a lovely walk at top of street.
Castleton is beautiful,if you stay I promise you will want to return again.
http://www.vintageinn.co.uk/thecastlecastleton/findus/