this is a brand new Travelodge, and it shows! the rooms are smartly designed and decorated, and the…read morestaff seem proud to work there. Lacking in the parking for a hotel of its size

Went here for my birthday meal and everything was great. I ordered the Murghe Makhani, which I was…read moreexpecting to be like the butter chicken I'm normally accustomed to, but it wasn't what I thought it was going to be. However, it was still a good curry and I made sure to get it all down. It was nice and creamy and the chicken was tender. I believe it was about £8 or £9. There is a charge for the poppadams as we later noticed on our bill, I think it was about £1-something. I split an order of rice with my partner to complement our curries and we each ordered a naan. Naans were nicely baked and fluffy. I had some tap water and my partner had a pint of Kingfisher which was about £4. He ordered a balti and said it was tasty, and I could see that he was serious because the entire plate was empty when I looked up. Service was great, the waiters picked up on my foreign-ness and made conversation with us, which I thought was nice. It's always a better dining experience when you have a little chat with your waiters/waitresses. The place wasn't really that busy, but it was only like 7:30 p.m. when we headed out, so maybe it gets a little busier after that.

I did mention that this place goes under the name of: Holiday Inn Express, and it was changed, but…read moreit has been changed back. There must be a reason. Good friendly staff. Unfortunately, I was served ( I subsequently found out was a new starter), he was really great to deal with, and accommodated my request quite well. As an IHG awards customer, processing my points didn't happen, I had to ring twice, and finally had to ring IHG to get the points added. The room was quite large, a good shower cubicle. Iron and ironing board requested, and the iron was new and clean. No safe I the room. Limited parking outside, but a multi-story across the road, and the token is exchanged in reception for that is shown as paid. Please be aware that are different barriers to go through after 6pm (I think that is the time). I was stuck at the wrong barrier. Breakfast a reasonable selection. Free newspaper, but the they must come after breakfast as the one I picked up was the day before.

Spent the night their whilst away on business, there are 2 sites at the hotel one being the Manor…read moreHouse and the other being a new built accommodations. I was staying in the Manor House and it was lovely, well decorated and comfortable. I ate in the restaurant that evening which was nice food at a decent price (for a hotel) with their 2 courses for £25. I had steak which meant there was a supplement to pay but it was worth it. I would happily go back there with my wife as there was plenty to do with a gym and swimming pool plus set in lovely grounds.

This hotel is great! We're traveling from the U.S. and have stayed in a lot of hotels on this trip…read more This is by far the best. The family room we got has one full size bed and a pull out couch. It's large with a separate dressing area, desk, television, and the bathroom is nice as well. There's free WiFi too! There's a bar downstairs and breakfast is included with your stay. The staff has been friendly so far. We're close to spuds, bars, etc and we have a cool view

The Redbeck Cafe is extremely famous locally for the best fry-ups in an umpteen-mile radius. It…read moreonly closes on Christmas Day! (Probably as closed doors would lead to local riots). I have sampled the regular fry-up and can recommend it: a well cooked plateful, ample, with plenty of nuclear-hot tea. I do feel the lack of a veggie fry-up option limits their target demographic unnecessarily, but I guess they're plenty busy enough without encouraging more hungry customers to come streaming through their doors! The staff are pleasant, friendly and seem to have encyclopaedic memories for the detailed orders flung at them by queuefuls of customers. Pretty good all round.

The redbeck is probably the only place on earth where you can get a full breakfast at anytime of…read moreday. The breakfast special is a meal for even the most heartiest of eaters but dont think it is too good on the cholestrol level. The staff are friendly and food is always servered very quickly, however there is no table numbers or waitress service its just a case of the staff shouting what food is ready so make sure you listen out and be aware of what people came in after because they could take your order. The places itself is very basic with old tables and chairs but the staff do try to make it as presentable as possible.

Quite simply, my favourite place to stay in the world! This small B&B used to be, surprisingly, the…read moreStation Master's house for Rowsley station, and the house itself was designed by Sir Joseph Paxton, built in about 1850. The couple who run this B&B are incredibly friendly and just lovely people to have a conversation with over one of their trademark HUGE full English breakfasts! They have a wealth of knowledge about places to go and things to do in the nearby Peak District National Park, and are also authorities on the local pubs! The rooms are not big but very cosy and homely, with small en suite bathrooms in every room. The beds are out of this world comfortable, and are so high and well-stocked with pillows that it is a struggle not to think that you may have been coronated some kind of monarch between coming through the door and sitting down on the bed! Rowsley is peaceful and very pretty - a stereotypical Peak District village, and my girlfriend and I always look forward to our stays here.

From the owner: We are a small B&B and pride ourselves on our personal service and knowledge of the local area,…read morehelping our guests get as much as possible out of their stay in the beautiful Peak District. We use the very best free range and local produce and I make my own bread for our communal breakfast table.