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Matlock b&b, guest house and hotel accommodation
Matlock in Derbyshire
Today's date: 04-Jul-2009
Riverbank House - bed & breakfast
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Riverbank House bed and breakfast hotel enjoys a central position in Matlock yet at the same time, sitting by the bank of the River Derwent and in sight of Matlock Bridge, has that 'country' feel. You can walk from this B&B to most facilities and major locations including bus station, train station, pubs, restaurants, and hotels is you are attending a reception.
Ellen House - bed & breakfast
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Ellen House bed & breakfast, in a quiet location on the outskirts of Matlock, is yet within easy walking distance of the town centre and bus and railway stations. You can expect to be pampered and have an unforgettable stay. There are lots of little extras including a hospitality tray with home made treats, packed lunches and a light snack for late comers.
Robertswood Country House - country house hotel
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Robertswood guest house is close to the centre of historic Matlock yet enjoys the peace and tranquillity of a woodland location with stunning views across the Derwent Valley and surrounding Peak National Park. Safe off-road parking. There's more! It's the only licensed guest house in Matlock, there's a smoking area in the front garden and we serve evening meals if required.
Yew Tree Cottage - bed & breakfast
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This Award winning B&B accommodation in Tansley, Matlock, an 18th century cottage home, is ideally located for visiting the Peak District, Derbyshire Dales, Haddon Hall and Chatsworth House. Visit our website to appreciate the level of service, comfort and extras provided in extremely comfortable, well appointed and traditionally furnished rooms with stunning views.
Sheriff Lodge - bed & breakfast
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A former Edwardian Gentlemen's Residence in the Heart of the Derbyshire Dales - Sheriff Lodge has beds that are seven feet long and breakfasts that cater for every need - coeliac, diabetic, vegetarian, vegan (and carnivore). Visit our website to learn more and even book online.
The Square and Compass - inn
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The Square & Compass, situated between Matlock & Bakewell, is a beautifully appointed traditional 18th century inn by the River Derwent. Private fishing permits are available. The barn and farm cottage have been converted to provide luxury bed and breakfast en-suite accommodation with all the modern amenities expected of a 4-star rated establishment. Come and enjoy the ambiance!
Sunnybank - guest house
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Sunnybank B&B has the most stunning unobstructed views of the Derwent Valley from our elevated position on the edge of woodland. We are less than 5 minutes walk from Matlock Bath high street where there are numerous places to eat and drink. Our Visit Britain 4 Star Silver Award testifies to the quality of our accommodation.
Hazel House - bed & breakfast
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Hazel House bed and breakfast in the village of Two Dales half way between Matlock and Bakewell is an ideal base for the Derbyshire Dales and the Peak District. You will experience the rustic charm of our 150-year-old converted farmhouse surrounded by countryside walks. Close by Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall (of recent Jayne Eyre fame), Tramway Museum, Dovedale and much more.
Holmefield - bed & breakfast
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Holmefield is an elegant Victorian country home in 3/4 of an acre of sheltered south facing gardens between Bakewell and Matlock. It has spectacular views over the Derwent valley and the Historic Peak steam railway. The quality of the accommodation and service is recognised with AA 5-star, highly commended and good food awards.
Visit Matlock and the surrounding villages and stay in bed & breakfast accommodation:
Matlock, Derbyshire. It was the discovery in 1698 of warm thermal springs which gave importance to the small villages of Matlock Town, Matlock Bridge, Matlock Green and Matlock Bank. Matlock Bath therefore received the instant patronage of the wealthy until the late 18th century. The ordinary tourists started to arrive in the 1840`s when the railway connected with Matlock. Thereafter Matlock became rather commercial especially in the hydrotherapy industry. The largest hydro was built in 1853 by John Smedley and closed in the 1950s.
In 1893, Matlock Cable Tramway, a cable tramway was built, passing by Smedley's hydro to Wellington St. It closed in 1927 after losing business to other forms of transport.
In the last 30 years have been a lot of developments in Matlock Bath: wider Roads, more souvenir shops, amusement arcades, cafes and other food outlets, and car and coach parks.
Today there is much of interest for the tourist:
- High Tor: a formidable-looking limestone cliff rising from the river Derwent`s eastern bank is popular for climbing. Those not climbing cab wait behind and enjoy refreshments, picnic areas, children's playground, wooded walks, 2 caves that used to be lead mines, the tourist information centre and the Peak District Mining Museum.
- The Heights of Abraham: in the late 1700s the slope was developed for visitors to ‘take the waters’ away from lead mining. Today they offer a superb view, Victorian Prospect Tower dating from 1844, 2 show caves, nature trail, Rutland Cavern and the Great Masson Cavern, landscaped gardens, a coffee shop, licensed restaurant, picnic area, and children’s play area.
- Model railway: a reconstruction of the Midland Railways Company tracks through the most scenic parts of the Peak District. Here also is Gulliver’s Kingdom, a theme park for the entertainment of whole families with over 50 rides and activities.
- The aquarium: occupies what was formerly Matlock Bath Hydro and now is home to many different types of carp and native, tropical and marine fish.
- The cable car: travels from Matlock Bath railway station to the top of the Heights of Abraham.
- Matlock Bath Illuminations and Venetian Nights: features the decorated and illuminated boats of the Matlock Bath Venetian Boat Builders Association an annual which has taken place since the Diamond Jubilee in 1897.
- Life in a Lens, Matlock Bath: presenting the history of popular photography from its invention in 1839 to more recent times.
Nearby towns: Ashbourne, Alfreton Bakewell, Belper, Buxton, Chesterfield, Sutton in Ashfield, Mansfield, Ripley, Wirksworth.
Nearby villages: Ashford-in-the-Water, Ashover, Birchover, Brassington, Clay Cross, Elton, Farley, Grassmoor, Lower Lumsdale, Middleton, Snitterton, Starkholmes, Two Dales, Tansley, Upper Hackney, Riber, Winster, Wirksworth, Wingerworth, Youlgreave
Have you decided to visit Matlock or the surrounding villages? Please look above for somewhere to stay in:
- a Matlock bed and breakfast (a Matlock B&B or Matlock b and b)
- a Matlock guest house (also spelt guesthouse)
- a Matlock hotel (or motel)
- a Matlock self-catering establishment, or
- other Matlock accommodation