Postal Town: Stoke-on-Trent (ST4)
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Could you provide a brief summary of Stoke-on-Trent? Prehaps you
could profile the apects that make Stoke-on-Trent
a great place to visit.
Stoke-on-Trent, history and present-day details
We would like some details of Stoke-on-Trent. Where did the name, Stoke-on-Trent, come from? When did the first settlers start developing Stoke-on-Trent. What of the past still remains?
A general overview works well. Our magazine submissions can be used for specifics, such as important buildings and places in the area, as well as prominent people, and such like. Oh, and of course, the local gossip!
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Originally an 18th century coaching inn, The Crown is situated in the centre of the canal town of Stone, with easy access from M6 junctions 14 and 15. The hotel has 28 individually furnished rooms, all offering a tea tray and satellite TV. H's lounge bar offers casual dining while the oak-panelled Holland's Restaurant has a full à la carte menu. Private dining is available in the Oak Room. There is also the lively Jervis bar with its full-screen TV.
Bedrooms: 28
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Offering a wealth of history, this well-loved hotel is situated in Burslem, one of the 6 towns making up the city of Stoke-on-Trent, known affectionately as The Potteries. The George Hotel gives a warm welcome to both business and leisure guests. It prides itself on the friendliness of the staff, who aim to make your stay as comfortable and relaxed as possible. For business events and special occasion, the George Hotel offers a variety of rooms for up to 150 people; from small intimate dinner parties to large wedding receptions.
Bedrooms: 40
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Situated in the heart of the potteries and close to Alton Towers, a halfway house for any journey north or south. A lodge with conference facilities, 180 seater restaurant and lounge bar and external children's play area. Situated in the heart of the potteries on the new a50 just 6 miles from the m6 junction 15 and 35 miles from m1 junction 23a North & 23 South (please note should you require a late check in, can you please inform us at the time of booking as reception closes at 10.00pm). Our 40 non smoking bedrooms have en suite bathrooms with showers, Sky television, trouser presses and hair dryers and tea/coffee making facilities, as well as all of the little extras you would expect from a high quality hotel.
Bedrooms: 39
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Positioned 3 minutes from junction 16 of the M6, Henry and Sarah are particularly proud of their pristine, light and airy accommodation with superior quality beds. A perfect size to ensure individual service, guests can enjoy a comfortable residents' lounge and sociable licensed bar. The restaurant is attractive and has a reasonably priced home-cooked menu and is highly regarded locally. The hotel is ideally situated for Crewe, Nantwich and Stoke-on-Trent, and has a spacious car park.
Bedrooms: 10
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Located just one mile north of Newcastle-under-Lyme town centre, this hotel offers simple, good value accommodation within easy access of the M6 and Alton Towers. Situated on the A34 near Stoke-On-Trent, the Stop Inn is in the heart of the Potteries, home to one of Britain's greatest craft industries. The hotel offers a restaurant, lounge bar and room service, and is an ideal base for leisure and business travellers. Alton Towers theme park is a short car ride away (just 17 miles / 27 km) and the busy commercial town of Newcastle-under-Lyme is a popular regeneration area home to major companies, many within 5 minutes of the hotel.
Bedrooms: 67
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