The New Bath Hotel and Spa is an 18th century property set within 5 acres of landscaped gardens.
R Per
United Kingdom
It is slightly outside of the town, and a good base for walking. We also used the Lido while we were there which was good.
Room of premier inn standard. Good.
Located in Bakewell and within 4.4 miles of Chatsworth House, The H Boutique Hotel has a bar, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFi throughout the property.
Lindsey
United Kingdom
Everything was a wonderful cozy experience. The rooms were nice sized, clean, and well appointed, the beds comfortable, bathrooms high end. The staff was helpful and kind. Location was fantastic, right near everything.
Located in Great Rowsley, 3.9 miles from Chatsworth House, The Peacock at Rowsley has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Rachel
Philippines
Welcoming and personal customer service. Lovely interiors in bedroom. Warm milk and homemade shortbread can be brought to your room!
A 7-minute walk from the town, High Tor Hotel in Matlock offers boutique-style accommodations within 5 minutes’ drive of the Peak District National Park.
derek bounford
United Kingdom
Everything. Location parking 15 minute walk to town lovely clean and spacious room warm and very comfortable nice dining room with a lovely inclusive continental breakfast.
Explorers Retreat Matlock Bath offers accommodations in Matlock Bath. Gulliver's Kingdom is 1312 feet away. Free WiFi is offered . The accommodations is equipped with a flat-screen TV.
Samantha
United Kingdom
It's cute the children had an amazing time staff very friendly
Barringtons is a restaurant and pub with 5 rooms with attached bathroom. The Grade II listed property provides free Wi-Fi. Located in Darley Dale 3 miles from Matlock in Derbyshire.
Rich in original character and traditional charm, this cozy 19th-century country inn offers good beers, affordable food and comfortable rooms with private bathrooms in the converted former stable...
Luke
United Kingdom
The staff couldn't do enough for us, food was delicious especially the breakfast, lovely location, already recommended to our friends
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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