Hotels in Matlock, Derbyshire

East Lodge, set in 10 acres of attractive gardens, is the nearest hotel to Chatsworth House, recently voted Britains finest stately home, and was originally linked to Haddon Hall the traditional Derbyshire seat of the Duke of Rutland . We feel there is something quite special about East Lodge and we hope that youll agree. Something quite different. Fresh, unstuffy, very romantic, and oozing rustic charm and style. A delightfully comfortable ambience nevertheless carries that depth of quality associated with only the very best of country house hotels and restaurants With 14 delightful, en suite bedrooms, an AA Rosette restaurant and convivial Garden Room bar, this is where you can escape from the hustle and bustle and wake up to the sound of the countryside and be pampered by our attentive staff who will be delighted to treat you as a very welcome guest. There is a policy of no smoking throughout the hotel.

Guest Reviews

The New Bath Hotel is the perfect venue from which to explore the picturesque spa town of Matlock Bath, lying just down river of the county town of Matlock, enclosed by the majestic limestone cliffs of the Derwent Gorge and an area which offers a wealth of attractions for visitors. Overlooking the town is the huge cliff known as High Tor and the gigantic folly, Riber Castle, now a wildlife sanctuary. With the magnificent Peak District National Park on the doorstep, a short break, or longer holiday at the New Bath Hotel, will allow you to explore some of England's most spectacular scenery, with such varied landscapes, richness of wildlife, a wealth of cultural heritage and some of the most scenic and picturesque towns and villages in the country. We are also near by to the Spa town of Buxton and Derby City.

Guest Reviews

All rooms have ensuite bathrooms and can accommodate extra beds or cots. We have a fourposter room, ideal for that special birthday or anniversary treat, and one room has its own balcony with patio furniture and wonderful views. Breakfast is mainly self service, and there is a lounge with television and children's books and toys. There is no nightly curfew as your room key will operate the front door also. All the rooms have a television, tea and coffee facilities, shampoo, soap and bubble bath and fluffy towels. The rooms are all on the 1st floor.

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It's furnished with antiques and set in beautiful gardens The 17th century is alive in this hotel making it an ideal retreat for a weekend away; the restaurant and bar are steeped in culture and intrigue and the bedrooms are full of character and charm. For the more energetic there is an abundance of rewarding pursuits. For the angler what better than to cast a fly over the sparkling waters of the River Wye and Derwent. For the walker, the contrast of gentle walks and rugged hills of the Peak District are ever inviting.

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