Borough Arms Hotel

Hotel details

Description

The Borough Arms Hotel and Restaurant is one of the oldest established hotels in the Newcastle-Under-Lyme and Stoke-On-Trent areas, with history dating back to 1783. The hotel is very much of the style associated with a traditional English town centre coaching inn, yet has been sensitively and subtly refined to offer the comfort and modern standards demanded by today's visitors.

Independently owned and managed, the hotel retains many period features and takes great pride in offering a very personal service. As a valued guest, you may be confident that we will do our utmost to ensure your comfort, whether you are staying in one of our 40 centrally heated, ensuite rooms, visiting us for a meal in the restaurant, or using our conference and banqueting facilities. You may wish to see our online wedding brochure, which provides more information about Civil Ceremonies and wedding receptions.

Close to the centre of the historic borough of Newcastle, The Borough Arms Hotel is convenient for both business and leisure visits to many local attractions, including Alton Towers, the English Peak District, the Staffordshire Potteries, Stoke on Trent, the Staffordshire Moorlands, Cheshire and Derbyshire. Take a look at the "Our location" page to see our exact location.

Within close walking distance is the superb New Victoria Theatre (with performances in the round). The Hanley Cultural quarter, where you can enjoy plays, concerts and other entertainment at the Victoria Hall and the newly restored Regent theatre is just a few minutes from the hotel by car, taxi or bus. Further high quality leisure facilities, including cinemas and bowling, are available at the nearby Festival Park.

Directions

Directions The Borough Arms Hotel and Restaurant is conveniently located for access from the M6 Motorway and is a short taxi ride from Stoke on Trent mainline railway station. Newcastle bus and coach station is within easy walking distance, for guests wishing to explore the district by public transport. The major cities of Birmingham and Manchester may be easily reached in well under an hour by car, or by train from Stoke on Trent. By car: FROM THE NORTH, TRAVELLING ON THE M6 Leave the M6 at Junction 16. Take first exit off roundabout signposted Stoke (N) A500. Follow A500 for approximately 6 miles (ignore A34 Newcastle exit). Take slip road signed A53 Leek, City Centre and Newcastle-under-Lyme. Use the right hand lane and turn right at roundabout, following signs for Newcastle-under-Lyme A53 and brown tourist sign for the Hotel. Proceed along the A53 for about half a mile, through 2 sets of traffic lights passing the New Victoria Theatre on your right. The Hotel is situated on the left, about 200 yards after the second set of traffic lights. The turning into the Hotel car park is immediately before the building. FROM THE SOUTH, TRAVELLING ON THE M6 Leave M6 at Junction 15. Ignoring A519, go straight ahead onto A500 signposted Stoke-on-Trent. After 1 mile turn left onto A34 signposted Newcastle. Travel 2 miles on A34, passing Springfields Retail Park and Hospital. At roundabout, take 4th exit to join Newcastle town centre ring road. Pass Bus Station on left and take 4th exit at next roundabout, signed Leek & Hanley A53 - note brown tourist sign to Hotel. Keep to the left-hand lane and the Hotel is on your right, just after traffic lights. The Hotel car park entrance is situated immediately after the building. By train: Travel to Stoke-on-Trent railway station. The journey by taxi from the station to the hotel should take no more than 10 minutes.