Highfields Farm B&B

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Set in 10 acres of the Staffordshire countryside, Highfields Farm B&B has modern double and twin en-suite rooms with countryside views and free WiFi access. Free private parking is available.

A flat-screen TV with a DVD player and tea and coffee making facilities are included in each room, together with en-suite bathrooms with a selection of toiletries.

A continental breakfast is included. Eggs from home-reared hens are served in the full English breakfast which is available at a surcharge. Special diets are catered for upon request. Kitchen/cooking facilities are also available for guests to use.

Located in the country village of Hilderstone, the canal town of Stone is 10 minutes’ drive away, the M6 motorway is 15 minutes’ drive away and Stafford and Stoke on Trent can be reached after a 20-minute drive. Alton Towers Theme Park is just 30 minutes’ drive from this bed and breakfast.

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