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....
Tom
United Kingdom
It’s beautiful! Especially the gardens. Lovely location. Excellent breakfast. We’ve stayed a couple of times and already looking at our next visit.
The Horse & Jockey offers accommodation in Alfreton. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. Free WiFi is featured throughout the property and free private parking is available on site.
Malcolm
United Kingdom
Convenient stop on way north to Yorkshire, worth the deviation from the M1. Welcoming staff and modern facilities. Healthy breakfast available.
Located in Alderwasley, 23 km from Chatsworth House, The Bear Inn provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Anna
United Kingdom
There is a beautiful view from the cottage. Nice restaurant/pub, nice food. The spotless cottage I was impressed with the cleaning standard.
Crich is a lovely village and has a really good range of...
Crich is a lovely village and has a really good range of shops. IT's set in lovely countryside and visiting the Tramway Museum and the Memorial are a must. Don't miss out on "The Loaf", a wonderful Bakery/café in Crich village - it's bread is artisanal and delicious and their breakfasts legendary!
Catherine
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
A good range of trams and information about the history of...
A good range of trams and information about the history of trams and their eventual demise. We arrived at opening time as we were staying nearby but left before lunchtime as we had seen and done everything for our age group. If we had come when our children were young (and us) there would have been more to keep us occupied for longer.
Ian
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
We went into Cromford for a meal at The Boat Inn which was...
We went into Cromford for a meal at The Boat Inn which was delicious and good value for money. We got a takeaway from an Indian restaurant in Crich which was also delicious and good value for money (there was a menu in the cabin). We went into Matlock Bath where we had a nice walk along the river, visited a few shops including a handmade craft hall where we bought home-made cheese, chutney and piccalilli and had a bite to eat at a cafe which was lovely.
Kelly
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Crich is a quiet village where the biggest attractions are...
Crich is a quiet village where the biggest attractions are probably the scenery and the excellent National Tramway Museum.
Eating out opportunities are good but limited; you may want to drive down to Cromford.
Julian
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Tramway village and museum is a must.
Tramway village and museum is a must. Wonderful drives and sites, stately homes, castles and scenery to visit all within easy driving distance. Crich is a convenient base for visiting the Derbyshire Peaks and Dales.
Hilton
United Kingdom
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