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The Wheatsheaf Hotel is an 18th Century coach house, sympathetically restored set just 2 miles from Chatsworth House. In the heart of the peak district, The Wheatsheaf provides a welcome haven for business travellers, and a superb centre for tourists exploring the region, having easy access to Chesterfield, Sheffield, Derby and Manchester.

Situated in the heart of Bakewell with 35 indivually styled bedrooms. Excellent meeting room facilites offering traditional elegance combined with up to date technology. The Kitchens at the Rutland Arms are where the world famous Bakewell pudding orginated we now boast a AA rosette for fine dining.

Unique Cottage Accomadation, sleeping 2-52 Most with Private Outdoor Jacuzzis with Views over the Peak Distrcit National Park Private Daily use of Indoor Swimming Pool Sauna and Hot TubBreakfast Lunch Dinner Available

Set in the idyllic village of Little Longstone, four miles from the centre of Bakewell. A superbly appointed stone built period cottage that dates back to the late 16th century. Formally part of the Duke of Devonshire estate, with exposed beams, stonework and open fires, craven cottage offers a wealth of charm and character. The small picturesque village of Little Longstone, stands in the very heart of the white peak. Set in an idyllic landscape, the parish extends to Monsal Head, with fine views over the dale and its famous viaduct. The village with its 100 inhabitants, contains the 17th century Longstone Manor, and charming cottages built during an era of prosperity from lead mining and shoe making. The Longson family have lived in the village for over 800 years; a record few can equal anywhere. There is also a well preserved set of village stocks, once a symbol of authority. The pub, the Pack Horse Inn, dates from then 16th century, and is a welcomed stop for walkers and cyclists. Nearby is a congregational chapel built circa 1870, and within easy walking distance are the villages of Ashford in the Water and Cressbrook. To the north lies Longstone edge, from where there are excellent views over the wye valley. Central to all attractions, the village offers an ideal base for a visit to Peak District. Little Longstone celebrates its well dressing at the end of July every year.

Excellent accommodation and warm welcome waiting at this lovely B&B, a short level walk by park/riverside (5 minutes) to Bakewell town centre. Guests have their own key to a separate entrance leading to two modern, clean, bright, double en-suite bedrooms, quite separate from the remainder of the house. Outside is a small seating area to enjoy the numerous potted plants and flowers in season. One parking space per couple is provided on the drive. Recently awarded 4 stars by Visit Britain. Highly complimented breakfasts are served in the fresh summery dining room. We supply guests with our menu each evening allowing them to choose either full English or lighter alternatives for the following day. Breakfast is served at separate tables or large table for party of four. Tariff 2008: from £27 to £35 per person per night including a full English breakfast or alternative. Single occupancy is subject to a supplement. Prices are based on number of nights stay and season. Children over 12 are welcome. Guest accommodation is NO SMOKING. Sorry we do not take children under the age of 12. We also do not allow pets. If you wish to make a booking or require any further information please contact Lesley Westmorland on 01629 812932.

Set on Chatsworth Estate, within easy walking distance of the Park and surroundings, the highly commended Cavendish Hotel and Restaurant is famous for its excellent food and regularly changing menu. All 23 bedrooms have unique and truly magnificent views over the Chatsworth Estate. Luxuriously appointed, many bedrooms have antique furniture and fine art and Decor chosen by none other than the Duchess of Devonshire, and featuring every modern facility. Sunday to Thursday room rates include admission to Chatsworth (when open) for uop to 2 adults. THIS HOTEL IS COMPLETELY NON SMOKING.All the Cavendish bedrooms overlook Chatsworth Estate in the Peak District and are luxuriously appointed with twin or double beds, private bathrooms with bath and shower, direct dial phone, computer modems, television, hairdryer, refrigerated bar and beverage facility. The Gallery Restaurant provides imaginative food, using the freshest possible ingredients in relaxed and sumptuous surroundings. A menu with emphasis on fresh and exciting flavours, stylishly presented and surrounded by (in the case of the Gallery Restaurant) some interesting fine art. The a la carte menu emphasises the use of fresh ingredients, many locally sourced. (Please Note: An additional 5% levy will be charged on all goods and services supplied during your stay - excluding accommodation bookings made via this site)

Two AA rosette awarded restaurant tranquil gardens alongside the rive Wye, peaceful setting with open fires and award winning hospitality.

Unique Barn Conversion offering all en-suite accomadation