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It is a great location which is not far from any of the activities we had planned (alton towers, hoo zoo and the monkey forest) with great transport links to so many places that you would easily be able to extend the holiday of you wanted to! It was very easy to get around stafford but it does look like the highstreet has taken a huge hit with not much there, sadly this is something I've seen a lot of with covid so we stayed at the new riverside bit when we realised and just to the cinema. The food at the zizii in riverside was excellent and the staff very friendly. If you want a busy and jam-packed highstreet this probably isn't the place for you, but it does have enough and is surrounded by other amazing towns and activities as well as being very beautiful and easy to both drive and walk around.

We live locally & only stayed as it was close to a music festival we attended. Lots of places to visit in surrounding areas though. Pretty villages, walking, canals, historic places to visit too. We didn't visit anywhere else but have done so previously so recommend Shugborough, Stafford Castle, Attingham,

Stafford is underrated as a place to visit. The town Centre is a gem. St Chad’s Church is steeped in history and the volunteer guides are very good. The Ancient High House is open and houses a museum, which is free to visit.

Main square is under construction at present, there is a market every Tuesday and thursday, its got a few stalls there, loads of lovely tea rooms and places to eat. Timmys is good, loads of choice. Near to Cheshire oaks shopping centre, and trentham oaks shopping village. A few good shops in stafford, and we visited a comedy club night at the local theatre. If your a fan of unique hand made pieces, go to the bottom of the main high street, there's a lovely wee shop selling them. The soup kitchen is a lovely place to eat, from meals to tea and cake.

Never been to Stafford before. The Vine Hotel was very quaint. Well worth the money. Had a good night sleep. Room and bathroom needs updating but was perfectly usable. Staff were very professional and friendly. Had a walk through the High Street is a work in progress pavements were being do e as well as I've work. Went to Bictoria Park and had a walk along the river and then the gardens was lovely. There was a market and plenty of shos to go in as well as a miseim. Wished we had more time as there it would have been nice to have seen more. Seems there is a lot to see in Stafford if you have the time. My stay this time was too short.

The room was first class and the staff were very friendly and helpful. The dinner was vey good although it took two and a half hours (6pm - 8.30pm) which I think was down to lack of staff and the hotel being very busy. The breakfast was excellent. We found the car park difficult to find and a little more information would have been helpful.