The Beehive Guest House

This was our second time coming too the Bee Hive Guest House and what I can say it was excellent from start too finish! Jo was amazing host as per usual the room was always cleaned and fresh and their breakfast is lovely! Highly recommend this place espically if your going too Alton towers! Also Jo knows a lot about Alton towers!

xcellent establishment from pre-arrival communication to the time of departure. Room was very clean and well laid out, facilities were excellent and the breakfast was of a very high quality. Jo is a very social and knowledgeable host with many suggestions regarding our stay. Would definitely book again

Lovely location and staff. Very comfy. Lovely breakfasts. Only downside was the breakfast was only served between 8-9 so if you accidently overslept, as we did twice, you're SOL and you're buying breakfast in uttoxeter, which isn't a bad thing as there is lots of great places to eat. Otherwise, lovely accommodations

A wonderful place to stay. It's been beautifully restored by Steve and Jo. It's and immaculate Guest House that's in a scenic spot in a small village. Ample parking, A varied menu is available for breakfast alongside Jo's daily specials which include filled Staffordshire Oatcakes and Pancakes. They are scrumptious. Everything you'd expect is provided in your room and rather than the little plastic packets of UHT Milk Jo provides each room withe small thermos flask of fresh milk (or alternative milks )in a small Thermos flask every day. Jo made us feel very welcome from stepping through the front door until we left. and Also she's really helpful when asked about attractions in the local area. If you're going to visit Alton Towers ask Jo anything you want to know about it. She's visited often and is a font of knowledge re parking, rides, attractions etc. As well as being close to Alton Towers it's also close to many interesting things to do and places to see. Jo gave us very useful information about local towns to visit and we enjoyed Uttoxeter, Lichfield, Leek, and in Cheadle we explored the first church designed and built by Pugin; St Giles Church. If you're interested in history and/or architecture it;s well wort visiting. Not only are the front doors unusual and surprising they're stunning. The inside is truly breathtaking and magnificent. We had trips on 2 heritage railways; Churnet Valley railway and the Rudyard Lake railway, both were excellent and very enjoyable.