View Full Version : Accommodation Alton Towers/Drayton Manor
Pipsqueak
09-10-2010, 06:59 PM
Recommendations for:
Looking for reasonably priced accomodation near either of those venues - half way between.
B&B, mobile home (static - anyone hire theirs out?????), hotel
Checking Premier inns/Travel Lodge - because we got 3 kids we have to have two rooms - way to go bumping up the price!!!!
October half term. Not sure which venue we are going to visit just depends....
cheers
My hubby took my big kids to Alton Towers and stayed in a really nice B & B called The Malt House, which was about a mile away. He said it cost around £80 a night.
FussyElmo
09-10-2010, 07:58 PM
There are lots of little b + b's around alton towers, uttotexter area. I'm on my phone at the min computer not back from the doctors till monday. Plus look in the staafordshire area which is close to both venues. Dh worked in uttotexter so will be able to get some recommendations when he gets in.
drayton manor, tamworth.
found a page for you to look at :thumbsup:
http://www.activehotels.com/hotel/en/unitedkingdom/england/staffordshire/tamworth?subid=PPCOV1g857en&OVRAW=hotels%20and%20b%20%2B%20b%20in%20tamworth&OVKEY=tamworth%20b%20b&OVMTC=advanced&OVADID=943077031&OVKWID=7971442531&OVCAMPGID=47280031&OVADGRPID=435725419
if iv done it right
Tinglesnark
09-10-2010, 08:42 PM
DO NOT stay in the travel lodge in tamworth! it is horrendous, filthy and just URGH! :panic:
*shudder*
we went with some friends a month ago as we went to Dreyton Manor (LOVED thomasland! - watch out for cranky - deceptively EEEEK!)
xxx
Pipsqueak
10-10-2010, 02:57 PM
Change of tack: anyone recommend a good campsite (for tourers) near Alton Towers please.
hayleychildcare
10-10-2010, 03:03 PM
We stayed in a log cabin with hot tub :thumbsup: near Alton Towers last year.
Called Quarry walk. tourers and tents also welcome.
Pipsqueak
10-10-2010, 03:18 PM
We stayed in a log cabin with hot tub :thumbsup: near Alton Towers last year.
Called Quarry walk. tourers and tents also welcome.
how funny I was just looking on their website..... didn't see anything about hot tubs...... off to look.....:D
zillervalley
10-10-2010, 03:24 PM
Recommendations for:
Looking for reasonably priced accomodation near either of those venues - half way between.
B&B, mobile home (static - anyone hire theirs out?????), hotel
Checking Premier inns/Travel Lodge - because we got 3 kids we have to have two rooms - way to go bumping up the price!!!!
October half term. Not sure which venue we are going to visit just depends....
cheers
My friend just said yesderday that she also needs two rooms cos she has three kiddies, I think its crazy that you have to split up, this dosnt help you find a price pip, just had to say, ha
Pipsqueak
10-10-2010, 03:31 PM
My friend just said yesderday that she also needs two rooms cos she has three kiddies, I think its crazy that you have to split up, this dosnt help you find a price pip, just had to say, ha
Its madness its like you are penalised for having that extra child.
As it is I have scoured all the hotels and cannot find ANYTHING, even checked the Alton Towers hotels (scary scary scary prices). Its typical we can never find this 'great deals', 'half price rooms' 'kids go free' deals ever:( .
Had a look at Quarry - looks like a bit of a stuffy uptight campsite - the reviews are rather split. No Log cabins available for the dates I want.
Looks like we are going to have to take our tourer....
anyone got a static or a posh log cabin (with hot tub lol) they wanna hire out to a me:D
teacake2
12-10-2010, 01:25 PM
I live inbetween both places so you can pitch up on my spare parking place if you want, only got one spare small bedroom but you could always take turns to have a couple of hours sleep and take it in turns to use the bathroom and have your meals.:D :D :D
Teacake2
http://www.windyarbour.co.uk/
We stayed here in the holidays, it was lovely. The couple running it were really kind and helpful. Accommadation clean and bright. Kids had a lovely time. not too pricey either.
J
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