Biddulph
Travel Guide
Visit Biddulph
TRIBE Manchester Airport
Lovely little hotel rooms are good have everything you need, pizzas are delicious, I recommend this hotel to my friends who travel from Manchester Airport makes it so easy 😊
Reviewed on May 10, 2026
Clayton Hotel, Manchester Airport
Breakfast was lovely, fresh, tasty, and hot, staff were friendly and helpful, the bar staff were very friendly and helpful.
Reviewed on May 9, 2026
ibis budget Manchester Airport
Room was clean and practical. The hotel was quiet and this enabled a peaceful night's sleep. The room's temperature was ok but the air conditioning control appeared unresponsive.
Reviewed on May 9, 2026
Ensuite3 Woodhouse private bath 2kitchen
The key was missing from the key safe and having phoned the owner it turned out that a member of staff had walked off with the keys. Also no shower gel. With the kitchen being the other side of a vary thin wall i was awaken around 6am by noise in the communal kitchen.
Reviewed on Apr 22, 2026
3 Bedroom New House with WiFi
Lymedale Suites
Popular places to visit
Alton Towers
Enjoy the exciting rides at Alton Towers and find out why people love this amusement park in Farley. Check out the top-notch restaurants or lively bars in this family-friendly area.
Trentham Gardens
Ride a lakeside miniature train, cross the water on the Miss Elizabeth and use the talking pipes to get through the maze on this vast and picturesque estate.
Trentham Monkey Forest
Why not visit the native and exotic animals who live at Trentham Monkey Forest during your trip to Swynnerton? Check out the top-notch restaurants or lively bars in this family-friendly area.
The Potteries Museum and Art Gallery
A huge stash of Anglo-Saxon gold and a Spitfire aircraft are among the treasures that help this museum tell the story of the Potteries region.
World of Wedgwood
Tours offer factory floor access in this ceramics powerhouse, while the museum showcases historic pottery and explains the industrial impact of Josiah Wedgwood.
Gladstone Pottery Museum
Darkened turrets and bottle ovens of this working plant and museum present insights into countless factories that formed part of Staffordshire’s culture and landscape.
