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Bed and Breakfast Hotels in the Middle of England

The Peak District, Lincolnshire, Staffordshire, Rutland, Nottinghamshire,
Northamptonshire, Leicestershire

Browse through our selection of Bed and Breakfast and small hotels, listed alphabetically first by COUNTY and then by NEAREST TOWN

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DERBYSHIRE / THE PEAK DISTRICT

Stanshope Hall,   ASHBOURNE Comfortable accommodation with lovely views in 17th century listed building. Spacious drawing room with open fire and separate dining room. Home cooking using local produce and vegetables grown in garden. Fully licensed. Dinner by arrangement ( not always available ): enquire directly with Stanshope Hall when booking. Walks from the door Alton Towers 20 minutes Chatsworth 30 minutes. 15% discount on accommodation for stays of 3 nights or more

     

The Crewe and Harpur Arms,   LOGNOR, BUXTON The Crewe and Harpur Arms is a period late 18th Century Coaching Inn which has been renovated to offer exceptional standards of accommodation for a country inn of its size. All rooms are en-suite with designer Italian Style bathrooms, flat screen TVs with full Sky TV and free wi-fi. The bar stocks a wide range of real ales and has the most extensive wine list for an Inn in the region with 60 plus quality wines on offer.

 

Buckinghams Hotel and Restaurant,   CHESTERFIELD Buckinghams Award Winning Hotel is the gateway to the Peak District National Park and Chatsworth House, plus many more attractions. Originally a pair of Victorian semi-detached houses that have been sympathetically converted into this attractive, comfortable and relaxed hotel situated in Newbold, a residential area of Chesterfield. Nick and Tina Buckingham are well known for their warm and friendly hotel, which specialises in superlative food.

     

Windy Harbour Farm Hotel,   GLOSSOP Situated in the heart of Glossopdale Valley on the B6105. Panoramic views of the surrounding areas including Snake and Woodhead Pass and the popular Longendale Trail. The Windy Harbour offers excellent accommodation to cater for all your requirements. Facilities include bar with draft beers.

   

Wind in the Willows Hotel,   GLOSSOP The Wind in the Willows is a delightful early Victorian country house, which has retained its original charms including oak panelled rooms, traditional furnishings and open log fires. The hotel is situated within five acres of land and is set amidst unspoilt views of the Peak District National Park and is surrounded by the heatherclad hills of the Pennines. The setting provides an escape form the pressures of modern day life into the atmosphere and elegant surroundings of a bygone era.

 

Kegworth House,   KEGWORTH An old 17th century house just minutes from the M1, A42, A50, Airport, Donington racetrack. It has a fabulous walled garden and the most beautiful rooms imaginable! The honeymoon suite is probably one of the most luxurious in the Midlands. Elegant, friendly and sumptuous - simply the best!

 

Whitworth Park Hotel,   MATLOCK Welcome to The Whitworth Park Hotel, ideally placed to visit The Peak Districts many attractions. This Grade II listed Victorian building retains many original features: from the beautiful oak panelled restaurant to the very stylish lounge bar, this period property has been sympathetically restored. We have five fantastic rooms all en-suite, three of which are exceptionally large. Our restaurant serves top quality freshly prepared food seven days a week.

 

The Old Lock-Up and Chapel,   WIRKSWORTH The Old Lock-Up, situated in the historic Anglo Saxon town of Wirksworth offers both Romantic and Luxury Breaks comprising the unique old Magistrate’s House, Coach House and Gothic Chapel grade II Listed. Built in 1842, its history spans over a century and a half, being visited by D H Lawrence and his wife Frieda and at one time housing locally well known criminals. The building where prisoners once slopped out with buckets now offers the last word in luxury and elegance. An invigorating double spa bath situated in one of the four cells soothes aching muscles after a day spent walking in the Dales.

LEICESTERSHIRE