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Peak District Accomodation Ideas Please.
time to see who can give me some help again. looking to go to the peak district next year for a week in may want to visit, heights of abraham,matlock,bakewell and buxton etc etc......BUT i dont drive. derby looks close for rail links but has anyone any accomodation suggestions please near any train stations close by. thanks.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Buxton has a rail station and good bus routes. http:// www.der bysbus. info/ti mes/
When we go we stay at http:// www.wes tminste rhotel. co.uk/.
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if you don't drive, and if you don't fancy cycling the high peak or tissington trails, then this is probably one way of getting to all the places you've listed:-
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You might be interested in the Derbyshire Wayfarer Bus & Rail ticket, which gives you a day's unlimited travel within the county for a single payment:
http:// www.der byshire .gov.uk /images /Derbys hire%20 Wayfare r%20lea flet%20 2013_tc m44-224 464.pdf
You might also like to consider staying in Sheffield. (I lived there for 20 years; it's a fantastic city and well worth visiting). It has good bus and rail links to some of the loveliest parts of the Peak District.
Jurys Inn, the Novotel and the Mercure St Pauls are all within easy walking distance of the bus & rail stations in Sheffield:
http:// sheffie ldhotel s.jurys inns.co m/
http:// www.nov otel.co m/gb/ho tel-134 8-novot el-shef field-c entre/i ndex.sh tml
http:// www.mer cure.co m/gb/ho tel-662 8-mercu re-shef field-s t-paul- s-hotel -and-sp a/index .shtml
Alternatively, Bakewell is centrally positioned for the places that you're seeking to visit. The Red Lion would probably be my choice in central Bakewell. (Does pub B&B accommodation appeal to you?):
http:// www.red -lion-b akewell .co.uk/
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You might also like to consider staying in Sheffield. (I lived there for 20 years; it's a fantastic city and well worth visiting). It has good bus and rail links to some of the loveliest parts of the Peak District.
Jurys Inn, the Novotel and the Mercure St Pauls are all within easy walking distance of the bus & rail stations in Sheffield:
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Alternatively, Bakewell is centrally positioned for the places that you're seeking to visit. The Red Lion would probably be my choice in central Bakewell. (Does pub B&B accommodation appeal to you?):
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We don't drive either and found Buxton the most central for getting around. We went to both Matlock and Bakewell from there. Matlock is nice but I prefer Buxton to stay in. The Pavillion Gardens are beautiful. There are also several lovely walks in the area starting from Buxton itself.
The Buxton Opera House is well worth a visit too.
Don't think there are many of us non drivers around.
The Buxton Opera House is well worth a visit too.
Don't think there are many of us non drivers around.
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