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Stay with the Alison Park Hotel in Buxton, a traditional, family run, 2 Star small hotel. Providing comfortable accommodation in an Edwardian Arts and Crafts period building.
Overlooking gardens and fields, the historic Hollin Hall Hotel sits on the outskirts of Bollington village, but within a five minute drive of Macclesfield Town centre. We have the comfort of the countryside and the convenience of a bustling market town on our doorstep.
A warm welcome awaits everyone at the Pack Horse Inn, nestled in the hills above New Mills on the edge of the Peak District and offering 12 quality 4-star accredited en-suite Bedrooms. Fine hand-pulled real ales compliment the excellently prepared, locally sourced food.
Losehill House is privately owned and has been developed into the finest Boutique Hotel & Spa in the Derbyshire Peak District. We are passionate about the Peak District National Park as a wonderful place to live, visit and enjoy, celebrating the unique character of the area in everything we do.
Welcome to The Daintry, a family run Bed and Breakfast offering quality en-suite accommodation. Leek is a vibrant market town in the heart of the Staffordshire Moorlands famous for its antique shops and independant retailers. We are close to the Roaches on the edge of the Peak District National Park and Alton Towers is approximatly a 20 minute drive.
The Springfield hotel, Marple, Stockport is located on the edge of the peak district in beautiful tranquil surroundings, ideally located within a 5 minutes walk of Marple Centre where you will find a variety of shops, restaurants, cafes and bars, a small family run cinema, library and even a local swimming baths.
"Welcome to the Cavendish Hotel on the Chatsworth Estate. We are so pleased that you are visiting our hotel's website. The Cavendish Hotel became part of the Cavendish family’s estate around 1830 when it was acquired from the Duke of Rutland. It was named the Cavendish (formerly the Peacock Inn) after extensive renovations in 1975.