Hotels near Newton Solney
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The Unicorn Inn
A good location for a hassle-free stay in Newton Solney, The Unicorn Inn is a bed and breakfast surrounded by views of the quiet street.
Crewe & Harpur, Derby by Marston's Inns
Crewe & Harpur by Marstons Inns is set between the medieval villages of Swarkestone and Melbourne. This 17th-century coach house offers charming rooms and a pub serving traditional, home-cooked meals....
The Boot Inn
This former coaching inn dates back to 1649, and offers free Wi-Fi and à la carte dining.
Dog & Partridge by Chef & Brewer Collection
Situated in the heart of Tutbury, this splendid 15th-century inn, steeped in history and full of character, boasts traditional open log fires and oak beams.
The Staff Of Life
Located in the heart of Ticknall, The Staff of Life is a welcoming 4-star country inn, housed in a Grade II Listed building, south of Derby.
The Bubble Inn Hotel
Situated in Derby, 14 km from Donington Park, The Bubble Inn Hotel features accommodation with a terrace, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Riverside Hotel by Chef & Brewer Collection
With a bar and restaurant, Riverside Hotel sits in the Staffordshire village of Branston on the banks of the River Trent.
Holiday Inn Express Burton on Trent, an IHG Hotel
The Holiday Inn Express Burton on Trent is located in Centrum 100 Business Park, situated on the A38, just south of Derby and the A50 spine road.
Dovecliff Hall Hotel
This splendid Georgian house sits in 7 acres of peaceful and picturesque gardens. Dating back to 1790, it offers individually designed rooms and traditional fine dining in its elegant restaurant.
Derby Mickleover Hotel, BW Signature Collection
The 4-star Derby Mickleover Hotel, Signature Collection By Best Western is just 10 minutes’ drive from the centre of Derby.
What guests said about Newton Solney:
- 8.0Scored 8.0
A small quiet place, with some possibilities for cycling and...
A small quiet place, with some possibilities for cycling and walking. The main reason for my visit was for an afternoon reception at Repton under 2 miles distant. I took a short walk along the nearby river on the Friday evening, and on the Saturday morning cycled to the Foremark reservoir, an attractive location about 9 miles away. A small cafe provided coffee and light refreshments, with some sailing and windsurfing activity visible at the club on the opposite shore. I cycled back to Derby on the Sunday via the nearby Greenway which follows an old railway line, an excellent traffic free track suitable for cycling and walking. A main road runs through Newton Solney with light traffic during my weekend visit.
PeterUnited Kingdom
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