Kingsley Hollow Cottage
✓ Near a Train Station
Leek, Central England
£645 per break
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Arriving by rail turns travel day into part of the holiday. Every stay on this page is within about a mile of a train station in Stoke-on-Trent.
✓ Near a Train Station
Leek, Central England
£645 per break
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✓ Near a Train Station
Stoke-on-Trent, Central England
£557 per break
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✓ Near a Train Station
Leek, Central England
£4,095 per break
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✓ Near a Train Station
Leek, Central England
£4,095 per break
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✓ Near a Train Station
Leek, Central England
£1,152 per break
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✓ Near a Train Station
✓ Private hot tubs at each lodge
Nr Leek, Central England
£579 per break
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✓ Near a Train Station
✓ 1863 townhouse just 120 metres from Leek town centre
Leek, Central England
£617 per break
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✓ Near a Train Station
Leek, Central England
£4,790 per break
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✓ Near a Train Station
Stoke-on-Trent, Central England
£313 per break
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✓ Near a Train Station
Stoke-on-Trent, Central England
£313 per break
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✓ Near a Train Station
Stoke-on-Trent, Central England
£377 per break
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✓ Near a Train Station
Stoke-on-Trent, Central England
£313 per break
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Haunted Britain
There are 15 stays near a train station in the Stoke-on-Trent area published on BritStays. Every one is tagged as near a station, so you can arrive by rail and leave the car at home if you prefer. Fourteen are cottages and one is on a holiday park. The listings cluster in two places. Nine are in Leek, five are in Stoke-on-Trent itself, and one is just outside Leek.
This is an inland part of Staffordshire, so none of these stays are on the coast. Choose this area for a countryside or town-based break rather than a seaside one.
Leek has the widest choice. Its listings range from small cottages for couples to large houses for extended families or groups of friends. Some names, such as Lake View, Chalet Du Lac and Rudyard Lake Lodges (listed as Nr Leek), suggest a waterside setting. Ask the owner exactly what the view and surroundings are before you book.
Stoke-on-Trent has fewer options but suits a city-based stay. These include The Croft, which sleeps 7, and three apartments at Ye Olde Smithy:
Couples and small groups: Three Leek cottages each sleep 4: Netherhaye, Heath View and Ivy Lodge. Heath View is also tagged as near a bus stop, which helps if you plan to explore without a car.
Families and larger groups: Few places here sleep 10 or more, so compare these early:
Mid-sized families have more choice. Kingsley Hollow Cottage, Rudyard Lake Lodges and Stonesthrow Townhouse each sleep 6.
Dog owners: Only one stay in this set is tagged pet friendly: Stonesthrow Townhouse in Leek, which sleeps 6. It is also the only one listing WiFi and parking. If you're travelling with a dog, start here. Check with the owner how many dogs are allowed and whether there are any conditions.
Electric car drivers: Six stays are tagged with EV charging nearby. Among the examples, these are the three Ye Olde Smithy apartments and The Old Rectory. Charging is listed as nearby rather than on site, so ask where the nearest point is.
Only one listing in this set mentions WiFi and only one mentions parking. That doesn't necessarily mean the others lack them. It may simply mean they haven't been tagged. Don't assume either way. If reliable internet or a parking space matters to you, ask the owner directly before booking.
Six stays are near a bus stop, including The Croft, Dairy House Farm, Heath View, Rudyard Lake Lodges and The Old Rectory. These are worth prioritising if you want to arrive by train and still get about locally.
There are no specific local landmarks in our listings for this page. There are, however, attractions across the wider area that you could plan outings around:
Some of these are in neighbouring counties. Check journey times, and opening details with each attraction, before you set off.
The large houses are the scarcest. Only a handful sleep 10 or more, and one sleeps 16. If you're organising a family gathering or group trip, book as early as you can, especially for school holidays and bank holiday weekends.
The same goes for dog owners. With just one pet-friendly listing in the set, you have no fallback if Stonesthrow Townhouse is taken.
Couples have a little more flexibility thanks to the three 4-sleeper cottages in Leek. Even so, booking a few weeks ahead gives you a better choice of dates.
Before you confirm any booking, ask the owner:
There are 15. Fourteen are cottages and one is on a holiday park. Nine are in Leek, five are in Stoke-on-Trent and one is near Leek.
The Old Rectory in Leek sleeps 16 and Dairy House Farm in Leek sleeps 12. Lake View and Chalet Du Lac, both in Leek, each sleep 10.
Only one stay in this set is tagged pet friendly: Stonesthrow Townhouse in Leek, which sleeps 6. Check the owner's dog policy before booking.
Yes, six stays are tagged with EV charging nearby. They include The Old Rectory and Apartments 1, 2 and 4 at Ye Olde Smithy in Stoke-on-Trent. Ask the owner where the nearest charging point is.
Netherhaye, Heath View and Ivy Lodge in Leek each sleep 4. Heath View is also near a bus stop.
No. This is an inland part of Staffordshire, so the stays suit countryside or town breaks rather than coastal holidays.
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