Hotels in Staffordshire

As diverse as it is delightful, Staffordshire blends rural charm with industrial heritage, iconic pottery and a buzzing sporting context. From the hilly landscapes of the Peak District National Park to the urban bustle of Stoke-on-Trent, within this splendid county, you'll unearth a gem of a stay regardless of whether you're planning a family break, a romantic retreat or a getaway with mates.

Step into the enchantment of Staffordshire, a land that can offer both solitude in the heart of its natural beauty and excitement in its cities. The perfect hotel for your experience awaits at Lycafly, whether it's a traditional inn, a modern city hotel, or a luxury countryside retreat.

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A county nestled in the heart of the West Midlands region, Staffordshire holds the distinction of being both a rural idyll and a thriving urban landscape. It's a land where lush greenery meets iconic industrial heritage, with Stoke-on-Trent - the county’s largest city - famed globally for its pottery and the county seat, Stafford, exuding a quintessential English charm. Spanning an area of 1,713 square kilometres, Staffordshire is traditionally governed by a mix of the county council and eight district councils, and is home to a population of over 1 million residents who represent the White British majority and vibrant Jewish and Muslim communities.

Staffordshire showcases a rich tapestry of history dating back to the Iron Age, encapsulated within its ancient tumuli and remnants of Roman encampments. The county’s east is painted with the vibrant colours of the Peak District National Park, the Staffordshire Moorlands, and Cannock Chase AONB, interspersed with parts of the National Forest, offering breathtaking vistas and numerous outdoor activities. Wherein, the modernity stems from prestigious companies like JCB, Bet365, and Britannia Building Society, alongside respected educational institutions like Keele University and Staffordshire University. Adding a layer of vibrance to the culture, Staffordshire boasts renowned football clubs like Stoke City, Port Vale, and Burton Albion, as well as the Staffordshire County Cricket Club.

When to visit Staffordshire

While Staffordshire's allure is undeniable throughout the year, visiting in May and July offers the most favourable weather. With up to 6 hours of sunshine per day, May bathes the county in glorious light, making it an ideal time for outdoor enthusiasts to explore the area’s natural beauty.

However, for the ultimate family outing, July strikes the perfect balance between warmth and charm. With daily temperatures peaking at 20°C, it presents perfect weather for all manner of outings, from picnics in the rolling countryside to ambling around the historic streets of Stafford. Despite December being the wettest, it infuses Staffordshire with a unique charm, as the landscapes transition from vibrant to serene. Various detailed weather updates can help you make the most of your sojourn.

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