Hotels With Wifi in Staffordshire, United Kingdom

Arrived late in the evening , so was grateful for a 24 hour service desk. I only had to wait a minute til they came to the desk. He was polite and helpful! My room was comfortable & the room heated up fast with the heater in the room. It was alittle noisy due to the location but I chose to stay at a services so all good !

We stayed in the Keele Courtyard for 3 nights 27-30 December 2025, close enough to the village of Woore where our son hosted a large family gathering - 15 in all of which we are the parents of 3 and grandparents of 7. We found most aspects of the hotel to be very good - very helpful and obliging staff, a spacious and well-appointed room with a large very accessible bathroom. The generous bed was perhaps a little soft for our taste, with pillows that were too large/over-filled to be completely comfortable, again not to our taste, however we slept without too much 'distress'!! Our main disappointment was breakfast. We dined at 7.45am on our first morning as we had a 9am church service to attend and there were few others in the restaurant. The 'heated' plates were cold, and without exception, every cooked item (an acceptable selection available) in the chafers was tepid if not cold and greasy. The fried egg yolks were solid and unpalatable. The generic plain yoghurt was of thin consistency and tasteless. The unlabelled marmalade, (if that was what it was?!) had no flavour and might even have been apricot jam ... There were plenty of cereal, pastry, Danish, roll, fruit, cold cut options etc. and the fruit salad and compote were delicious! The bread for toasting was basic and there were no uncut options to enable a choice of thickness. There was a seeded loaf, already sliced, available near the pastries, etc. which made delicious toast but could perhaps have been available for individual guests to cut more thickly? The coffee from the machines was good, with a varied selection of choices. In order to have a cup of tea, it was necessary to 'dunk' a teabag in a mug - yes, very much what many tea- drinkers do in their daily lives, but surely the availability of small stainless steel tea pots near the hot water is not beyond the imagination of an organisation like Marriot? Tea tastes so much better if allowed to brew in a teapot before being poured into a cup or mug! Perhaps these comments will allow Marriot to review some of their Buffet Breakfast practises and improve the quality of the experience. May I conclude by saying that we have had worse and better - but are still looking for perfection ... ! Thank you for this opportunity to air my feelings. ************.

Room is basic but that's all that was needed for 1 night. Some mould on blind but for the price I can overlook little things like that. Staff in bar very friendly and accomidating. Loud music can be heard from pub until late but my 6yr old still managed to sleep through it so didnt cause any issues. I would recommend for a cheaper stay over for Drayton Manor as its so close to the park.

Came here on a business trip. It's right next to the highway, easy to find, a standard Holiday Inn. The front desk staff is very friendly and I will stay here again next time.

Like the last few trips, The hotel overall was excellent as always. The bed was really comfortable, the shower and bathroom were nice despite the small size. The room service was wonderful, came back to find the bed fully cleaned and tucked after coming back from a walk. Plus the staff were also really helpful when it came to helping with my reservation and what my other friends needed during the last four days there. Really looking forward to coming back here again in August

The room is very large, the location is also in the core area, very close to the supermarket and the station The service staff is also very warm, breakfast can be ordered, and free, very good

Very nice hotel. It is also the training base of the British football team. There is even an indoor court next to the hotel that can change the temperature and humidity at any time. However, I didn’t see any stars during my stay, only the youth training.

Hotel has been recently upgraded with excellent bathrooms and newly refurnished bedrooms. Never stayed in this part of U.K. - thriving street market /street food event once per month; sense of a ‘fight back’ and good on them. Worth a visit

Hotel generally, but in order to enter the playground early the next morning, it is worth the room sheets are a bit cotton wool. The bed is uncomfortable. The bed is a bed for one person. It is a bit difficult to sleep with a child. The triple room is actually an extra bed. Instead, the extra bed is a big one. Add the child to sleep together. Micro can cope with the hotel near the convenience store. It is recommended to buy delicious and drinking water when you go. The hotel sells ordinary water for more than 2 pounds. It is not worth the location. It is remote and there is a restaurant. We brought our own noodles and cooked in the room! It takes about 20 pounds and 15 minutes to call Uber from Birmingham International. By the way, tickets for the park will be discounted online in advance and you can enter the park at 10 o'clock in advance (open at 10:30). When we went, there were not many people. For more than 2 hours, we played all the facilities in the children's area. The roller coaster children brushed it three times. It was worth the fare.