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Hotels In Matlock

Matlock was probably the largest spa town in Derbyshire its first thermal spring being discovered in 1698. In the 19th century the town expanded rapidly to cater for the hordes of visitors, and it is said that there were up to 30 hydros or hotels in Matlock in its heyday. Most of the large hotels in Matlock were situated on Matlock Bank, including the biggest. Smedley’s Hydro was constructed in 1853 by the local entrepreneur John Smedley and boasted a frightening array of water treatments with luxurious accommodation in the grandest Victorian hotel. Smedley’s hydro closed in the 1950’s and is now home to the Derbyshire Country Council. A unique cable tramway was constructed in 1893 to accommodate the many visitors to the hydros and hotels in Matlock, turning it into the San Francisco of the Peak District . With a gradient of 1 in 5 ½, it was the steepest in the world and charged 2d up and 1d down. The tramway closed in 1927 when cars and buses became more popular, but the former tram shelter and clock tower can still be found in Hall Leys Park – an extensive riverside pleasure ground right in the centre of town. Many of the hydros and hotels in Matlock closed in the mid 1900’s when ‘water treatment’ became less popular, some of the most impressive can still be seen, but now serve other purposes. There are however a handful of surviving hotels in Matlock which still offer luxury including The New Bath Hotel at Matlock Bath which opened way back in 1745. Here there is a plunge pool still fed by warm waters from a mineral spring. Riber Hall is the ultimate hotel in Matlock for romance, being located on the top of the hill near to Riber Castle and with far reaching views over the town and the rest of the valley. This former 15th century manor house is all oak beams and opulence and is even registered for wedding ceremonies! For a reminder of Edwardian splendour with a gothic twist, The Cromwell Hotel is more central, being just down the road from the 15th century Matlock Bridge, and is distinctive due to its turreted roof - yet another hotel in Matlock to tempt you to stay. There are also hotels in Matlock from which to choose that offer comfortable accommodation for the more limited budget. For more information about the town and hotels in Matlock, please browse through the following entries or click on Matlock.



Alison House Hotel... Bedrooms There are 15 en-suite bedrooms which can be booked for weddings, social events, activity breaks, training courses or just for Bed & Breakfast. All single, twin and double bedded rooms are well equipped with wireless internet, tea/coffee making and en-suite facilities. The bedrooms are famous for their stunning views. A number of rooms have full disabled access and are based on the ground floor. Lounges and Bar Peaceful environment ideal for informal discussio ... read more
Our 12 rooms include executive, superior and standard rooms. Three of the rooms have four-poster beds and one is haunted! … However the lady spirit is a delightfully benign presence who only adds to the charm of East Lodge.We believe that any time with us should be a rest; allowing you to unwind and absorb the very distinct local flavour of this luxury hotel in the heart of the Derbyshire Peak District. We are passionate about our food. We believe that guests need to be ... read more
On the A6 just outside and South of Matlock the other side of the road to the river. The pub servers a wide range of good value food and beers. There is an outside seating area.For a detailed map of this business with aerial views please click here When contacting this business please mention you found them on Peak District Online ... read more
A grand Georgian affair decorated with engaging eccentricity. Roaring fire downstairs and good seasonal menu in the restaurant. Perfect for a romantic break. As recommended by Roy Hattersley, The Guardian (Saturday 20th January 2007) Welcome to Hodgkinsons…………. An ideal venue for romantic breaks or for reunions of small groups of friends or family. Ideally situated in the heart of the peak district with easy access to the major attractions of the area and also with ea ... read more
Willersley Castle Hotel, a 200-year old Grade ll listed building is owned and operated by Christian Guild. It was commissioned by Sir Richard Arkwright, the great industrialist. It occupies a magnificent position on the edge of the Peak District overlooking the River Derwent, at the heart of the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage site. Designed in the Georgian Style, Willersley Castle stands in 60 acres of grounds ranging from meadowland to limestone crags, on the outskirts of Cromford, just so ... read more
The Devonshire Arms at Beeley on the Chatsworth Estate.An exciting dining pub with bar, brasserie and eight stylish rooms; four in the original pub…. and four more in our adjacent house, Brookside, just across the garden.  The Devonshire Arms at Beeley on the Chatsworth Estate underwent a completion transformation in 2006.  Already a popular watering hole and dining destination for local residents as well as the many visitors to Chatsworth, The Devonshire Arms offers all the cha ... read more
The Red House Country Hotel and Restaurant, north of Matlock, is set within a pretty garden which commands superb views down the Derwent Valley. Constructed in 1891 for a Manchester architect, it marries all the elegance and warmth of a bygone age with modern standards of service and hospitality. We pride ourselves on our high standards of service, which is why our guests stay with us time after time. All guests arriving in the afternoon are offered complimentary afternoon tea with home made cak ... read more


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