The Car Park is located directly behind the hotel at the intersection of Queen Street, Halam Road & The Ropewalk. Parking is free for hotel guests. The Saracens Head Hotel is a historic, family run hotel in the heart of Southwell, Nottinghamshire. As of April 2011, the hotel has undergone an extensive refurbishment that includes all public areas and bedrooms.
A portfolio of luxury accommodation in Morzine in the French Alps, with three officially rated 4-star luxury catered chalets, two self-catered apartments and a French family-run chalet-hotel. Winter skiing and summer alpine holidays, including special interests such as family activity holidays, adult alpine adventure holidays, walking, painting, flora, golf and sightseeing.
Whilst retaining its eighteenth century character this coaching in offers all the modern day comforts to make your stay an enjoyable one. Its 26 en-suite bedrooms all have T.V., tea and coffee making facilities and direct dial telephones. The genial atmosphere at the Harboro Hotel makes it easy to relax with the emphasis being on friendly but efficient service.
Bolsover Castle, Hardwick Hall and the Historic Market Town of Chesterfield with the Crooked Spire are only a 10 minute drive. Although the hotel is surrounded by fields and tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the motorway, access to the M1 and many other main routes are less than a mile away. Fancy a little retail therapy? The Meadowhall shopping centre is straight down the motorway and East Midlands Designer Outlet is just a 20 minute drive.
The luxury boutique hotel has 26 bedrooms and all boast stunning views over the Derbyshire Countryside yet you are only as few miles from all major road networks. Historic Haddon Hall, Chatsworth House, the market towns of Chesterfield, Bakewell & Matlock are all within a 5 mile radius. Adjacent to the Hotel is the Red Lion Bar & Bistro, a 17th Century former coaching inn.
Jill and Ivor ran Badgers Mount Hotel and Restaurant for many years and recently took a break. Now they are back and keen to bring their friendly and dedicated service to both old and new customers. You will be seeing some of the old faces on the staff too! The hotel and restaurant are being completely refurbished to a very high standard. This is a family business and it shows in their care and attention to the comfort and enjoyment of their guests.
Abbeydale Hotel is the ideal place to have as a base, either for business or pleasure for quality and affordable accommodation. Located in a quiet area of the town and yet only 5 minutes walk from the town centre of Chesterfield, Derbyshire. The Hotel is situated only 15 minutes drive from Junction 29 on the M1 and less than 10 minutes drive from the fantastic sights of Derbyshire's famous Peak District National Park.
Buckingham's Hotel provides two intimate and exceptional restaurant options, and ten charming rooms for those looking for accommodation. Owner and Master Chef Nick Buckingham offers a unique dining experience, catering for every taste. Ingredients are sourced locally, with vegetables from the hotel's own allotment, and cured meats, cheeses, bread, butter, chutneys, jams and chocolates all produced in the kitchen.
Casa is Chesterfield's only independent four star hotel. Book directly through our website or by calling our reception team for the best rate guaranteed. Situated in the historic market town of Chesterfield, Casa is within easy reach of the beautiful Peak District and neighbouring cities, Sheffield and Nottingham. Our bedrooms are equipped with award winning super kingsized Hypnos beds, air conditioning, all the latest technology including 32″ LCD TVs and sound proofing.
The Hop Pole Hotel was built circa 1740 by the Savile family, owners of nearby Rufford Abbey since the mid 1600s. It is a handsome early Georgian coaching inn situated on Main Street in Ollerton village, opposite the River Maun and watermill. For many years, one of the principal occupations in Ollerton was hop growing - hop vines were grown in fields along the River Maun from the late 1600s and a weekly hop market was held in the village.