Mr CuteBadger and I had a four-night break in the Peak District and stayed at the Batemans Mill…read moreHotel. There was a friendly welcome, comfortable clean accommodation and great food. The hotel is family-run which really shows as you're made very welcome and nothing is too much trouble. We arrived on a Sunday lunchtime, and though all the restaurant tables were full and bar food isn't usually served at that time, they were happy to squeeze us into a corner and we had a wonderful lunch. Batemans doesn't do food on a Sunday evening, but provided us with a comprehensive printed list of alternatives complete with directions and guide prices. The hotel only has 8 rooms so feels like staying in a family home and never feels crowded. The building is (as you'd expect from the name) a converted mill and has been sensitively converted into a hotel. Breakfasts were enormous and really set us up for a day's walking in the Peak District. We didn't need to eat lunch at all during our stay and looked forward to Bateman's wonderful food in the evenings. The accommodation and food were very reasonably priced, and the whole experience was great.

Friendly staff and rooms have been refurbished. The best hotel if your wanting the town center…read morelocation!

Went to stay at the Van Dyk hotel for my birthday earlier this year. What a beautiful location. We…read morehad a fantastic time there was a Take That tribute band on brilliant and we had a 3 course meal which was delish. The grounds outside were lovely for pics if a wedding was held there. The buffet breakfast was just the tonic after a great night on the wine. Will definitely return one day.

Functional and affordable, but nothing special! A great…read moreoption if you just need a roof over your head and you don't want to fork out a fortune on somewhere to stay. If you book in advance this hotel is very reasonably priced however bear in mind on the day this can be much more expensive. On the board they advertised the rooms as £29 but a double room was actually £65 at the desk. Lucky we booked in advance so it was very reasonably priced. There is nothing particularly special about this hotel, it is very clean, but facilities are limited. The room was warm, the walk in the shower worked perfectly and we had no problem with the room booking in and out was really easy and the staff were very friendly. The buffet breakfast is okay, but to be honest I would suggest going into town for a more interesting option.

Cheap prices, comfortable rooms and friendly staff! The rooms are very Travelodge like, just like…read moreany other hotel part of this chain but you know what to expect and they do exactly what they say on the box, so to speak. The staff very friendly, approachable and helpful, The rooms very clean and comfortable. Great for a cheap stay. Bargain!

Lovely place in a beautiful village - we came for lunch which was a bargain at £15 for 3 course…read more Unfortunately, the food was a little hit and miss - the starters and desserts were excellent, but the mains a little disappointing.

The Riverside is in an idyllic location nestled in beatiful gardens alongside River Wye behind a…read morehigh stonewall which adds an air of peace and quiet with seclusion. The picturesque village of Ashford with its lovely stone houses provide an antidote to the busy tourist haven of Bakewell three miles away and Riverside complements the feeling perfectly. We tried afternoon tea and the unhurried ambience in quaint surroundings is like stepping back in time from the hustsle and bustle of modern life, and must be tried if you want to escape.

We got the usual good service you'd expect from a Premier Inn…read more The room was clean and fairly spacious. We had a great view of BBC Nottingham :) The staff were friendly and very approachable. The breakfast room had a lovely view of the turn in the canal. You can easily walk into Nottingham centre along the canal too, where you can get to the cool bars that are on the canal. If you go along canal the opposite way you will meet the Trent river and have a smashing view of Notts Forests City grounds. It's a nice walk too, during which we saw a family of Canada Geese. I guess it'd be a pretty handy hotel for the of Notts Forests games, as well as any of the cricket games at Trent Bridge.

What an amazing place. The grounds are beautifully maintained and the property is large enough to…read morego for a morning or evening stroll to take in the beauty of its carefully manicured gardens or walking paths. This property also has a golf course, so you'll see lots of foot traffic around the back side, where there's a restaurant and golf shop. We stayed at the property for a couple of nights and our room was great. It faced the interior, so we could see a beautiful flower garden and more of a wooded area. Our room was a bit dated but well maintained. One thing I did not realize until we arrived is that our room, at least (and maybe all rooms), did not have air conditioning. Luckily for us, the (summer) temperature was comfortable, but this could be an issue if you visit during a hot spell. We had breakfast at the hotel restaurant both mornings and it was delightful. A traditional English spread (buffet) with self seating. Overall, staff was great. The only thing I'd caution against is the amount of stairs you'll have to go up and down trying to get from one place to the other just within the hotel since the topography has rooms and hallways at all levels. Pack lightly or ask for your bags to be delivered to your room at arrival.

Stayed in The Mews rooms for three nights. Spacious and comfortable. Friendly staff. But the…read morestars of this establishment are the historic buildings and the grounds. Just beautiful!