Hotels near Ashbourne Recreation Ground & Memorial Gardens in Ashbourne

Very nice old hotel Worth staying

Felt it was tired. Only one on reception so had to wait.had to.plug kettle in on the floor as lead was too short. Staff were friendly but needs a renovation. Great location. However...we only paid £49 so bargain

After not having been Hostelling for a while we decided to try it, a mix of self catering and main meals. We were delighted. We had an en-suite private room with a double bed. Being school holidays we enjoyed watching the families with such well behaved children who were also enjoying the relaxed atmosphere, while the provision in this large hostel of quiet lounges provided the contrast to the members’ kitchen which was well equipped and well used. We bought our main meals in the cafe from a short menu, but we could make a coffee whenever we wanted to. The whole week was very enjoyable.

I had an excellent stay at this hotel. The location is right in the centre of Cromford. The food is really good and served in generous portions. As soon as you enter the hotel you cannot help being charmed. The rooms are, what I consider, classic British style. The beds are incredibly soft and well made up. This is really good after a whole day of hiking. The hotel was a guest house in the 1800’s so has a historic feel to it. Which I love. In one word: perfect.

With a stay at The Miners Arms in Hope Valley, you'll be within a 15-minute drive of Peak District National Park and Chatsworth House. This inn is 13.3 mi (21.4 km) from University of Sheffield and 0.3 mi (0.5 km) from Eyam Hall.This smoke-free inn features rock climbing nearby, hiking/biking trails nearby, and mountain biking nearby.Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge. Breakfast is available for a fee.Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 7 guestrooms.

I loved this hotel. The decor was tasteful, staff was extremely friendly. Rooms were cosy and clean. Had some drinks and snacks at their bar and the cocktails were really nice. Staff were attentive and polite. The dinner menu in the restaurant was really nice too. Breakfast became busy and I think the staff were struggling to keep up because I had to wait a while before glasses were stocked to get juice and milk was replenished for my tea. My only gripe about the room was lack of electrical sockets near the bedside tables to barge the phones. Would definitely stay here again.

Having been given a voucher we chose to use to it offset the cost of lunch and what a great choice we made. The welcome we received was outstanding and unexpected given that we had never visited before. The food exceptional and whilst the menu might be considered limited by some, we were spoilt for choice and so were not affected by this. Wines were very good and not overly priced and having coffee afterwards in the garden was pure delight. We have lived in Sheffield for over 30 years and to our detriment must admit that we have never visited Fischer’s before. Our loss clearly and one that we will be addressing as we found the whole experience both memorable and very special. Having a voucher made paying the balance easier, but notwithstanding that the total bill represented good value for money and we certainly didn’t feel overcharged in anyway. We are looking forward to our next return trip and would highly recommend the restaurant and hotel without reservation.

Bit of a mixed-bag this one. I stayed in the twin room for 2 nights. The room oddly looks as though it’s been lifted and deposited direct from a Premier Inn (but smaller). It’s dark due to the use of dark purple and dark wood on almost everything. The bathroom is fresh and contemporary though. There’s a generous selection of teas and coffee plus biscuits. One of the reasons I chose the Fountains tearoom and B&B was because of the tearoom downstairs. I arrived, after a long tiring journey, at 3.30pm thinking I was just in time to grab a snack in the tearoom, however Iike a lot of visitors if you read the comments dating back years, I was told by a very offhand older member of staff the kitchen was closed. It closes at 3pm, so all the info and literature stating that tearoom hours are 9am to 4pm are misleading to say the least. (The owner later stated that ‘our staff have families to go home to’). When I asked I was also told that breakfast was from 9am, even though this staff member was now fully aware I was a guest, and I mentioned I needed to be somewhere by 10am the next morning. So the next morningI hung around to 9am and dashed down to breakfast to find other guests already eating breakfast, a (different) member of staff said guests were served from 8.30am! I complained by text to the owner who responded very quickly saying she’d look into it. The owner could not be faulted for responding to queries/complaints - the evening before I’d rung her asking how the heating worked as it was cold and she came out straight away to check the thermostat in the hall. The breakfast was prompt, hot and very tasty. Other negative points: The mattress had springs starting to poke up, the pillows were thin and lumpy (they’re cheap enough to buy for goodness’ sake). The thinnish duvet (no sheets apart from the fitted one on the mattress) only just covered the bed, so wouldn’t be great for larger visitors. I personally will not be staying again.

With a stay at The Jug and Glass Inn in Buxton, you'll be within a 15-minute drive of Peak District National Park and Goyt Valley. This bed & breakfast is 17.2 mi (27.6 km) from Alton Towers and 12.8 mi (20.6 km) from Chatsworth House.Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and a picnic area.At The Jug and Glass Inn, enjoy a satisfying meal at the restaurant. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge.Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 9 guestrooms featuring DVD players and flat-screen televisions. Digital television is provided for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include coffee/tea makers and free tea bags/instant coffee, and housekeeping is provided daily.

In the Peak District National Park, the surrounding scenery is particularly quiet; the residents of the hotel and the surrounding towns are very nice. The hotel room is large and the outdoor dining area is also very large.