Where modern heritage meets a warm Derbyshire welcome. Oakhill is a beautiful Grade 2 Listed (Georgian style) house built by the Arkwright family in the mid 19th century, as a private family dwelling....
Hodgkinsons Hotel Matlock Bath is set in Matlock Bath, just outside the beautiful Peak District National Park.
Rachel
United Kingdom
We booked a double room with a great river view. I loved that it was a generous size, with two easy chairs. After a long day out, it was bliss to be able to enjoy a cuppa whilst taking in the view.
The staff were really helpful in meeting our request for a 7:30 breakfast one morning - greatly appreciated. The quality of breakfast was good, with friendly service.
The hotel does offer free car parking nearby, which we were directed to after checking in.
This 19th-century coaching inn is situated between Matlock and Buxton in the heart of the Peak District.
lee
United Kingdom
A beautiful hotel, our room was very clean and comfortable.
The staff were all very friendly and check in was easy.
Breakfast was very good, plenty of choice.
We would definitely recommend this hotel if staying in Bakewell.
Situated in Great Rowsley, 6.3 km from Chatsworth House, The Peacock at Rowsley features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Slayleigh B&B, Matlock is within walking distance of Matlock a former spa village in the Peak District. Free WiFi is offered throughout the property and free private parking is available on site.
Situated on the edge of the Peak District National Park, The Cables features a hot tub at a surcharge, outdoor pizza oven and 2 patio areas. The Cables has free on-site parking.
Simon
United Kingdom
Breakfast excellent locally sourced, very welcoming etc
This is a small mining town built around 1600 AD with narrow...
This is a small mining town built around 1600 AD with narrow steep streets and quaint architecture. The major draw-back is cars and parking with narrow streets and parked car everywhere navigation is difficult with only one vehicle possible to navigate at a time. We had to back-up in one town to allow a bus to pass a camper-van. Most of the properties in the town are named with plaques. There is only one shop and two pubs, but the towns of Matlock and Bakewell are close by.
The people there were very friendly and helpful.
We would recommend the town for visitors to the National Park
Rob & Carole-Ann
Australia
10
Scored 10
Winster is a small place full of beautiful listed buildings.
Winster is a small place full of beautiful listed buildings. There is a well-stocked village shop and two pubs. The Miners Standard was excellent - friendly, well-kept real ale and excellent food (Unfortunately , the Old Bowling Green pub is open only on weekends at present so I couldn't try it out!), and fantastic walks very close to the village including The Limestone Way.
Ray
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
We really enjoyed our 2 night stay.
We really enjoyed our 2 night stay. The cottage is very sweet, with everything well provided for. The village of Winster is wonderful and full of beautiful buildings and ginnels to explore and admire. There is a local village shop which is open every day, plus a lovely and friendly pub just around the corner (The Old Bowling Green) which was very welcoming and highly recommended. (Open long weekends atm). Lots of walks from the doorstep, or nice drives out into the gorgeous Derbyshire countryside. Would only avoid the other pub as it wasn't Covid wary. Would love to stay again sometime. Many thanks to the owner.
Chris
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Winster is a delightful, characterful village and the local...
Winster is a delightful, characterful village and the local inhabitants are extremely helpful and welcoming. It is ideally located to take advantage of the Derwent Valley World Heritage Site attractions not far away and the village itself is a great base for walks and exploring the countryside's natural and cultural features in the immediate environs. The local pubs, the Bowling Green and the Miners Standard Pub provided great hospitality.
Marie
New Zealand
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