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The Derbyshire village of Crich stands in the Derwent Valley with Alfreton, Matlock and Belper roughly equidistant. If you visit and think the place looks familiar maybe you have watched Peak Practice – the village was used as that programme’s ‘Cardale’. For others though Crich is more celebrated for being home to the National Tramway Museum which opened in 1959 and now houses around 50 trams, many of them in fine working order. The place has a third distinction to set it apart from its neighbours, in that whilst it nestles down in the valley, high on a ridge overlooking the place is Crich Stand, a tower built shortly after the end of the First World War as a memorial to local men who died in that terrible conflict. In 1952 it was re-dedicated to those men who lost their lives in the Second World War. Some 60’ high atop a hill it is said that on a clear day Lincoln Cathedral can be seen from the top of this imposing structure, and in all eight counties can be spotted with good eyes. Crich is also a thriving little community with several pubs and a few shops, a market-place cafe and even a gallery these days, and of course its lovely steepled village church of St Mary’s.
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Meadow Suite
(1.70 miles)
The recently converted old grain store has made a suite of 4 separate rooms. A superb sitting room/ bedroom with two settees, coffee table, king sized bed and lighting to suit all moods. The bathroom ...
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Bear Inn and Hotel
(2.37 miles)
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The Bear Inn is one of the oldest and most renowned Inns and restaurants in Derbyshire. Known for serving fantastic home cooked food, fine wine and a range of well ... more
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Lea Hall
(2.38 miles)
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In the Derbyshire Village of Lea, Lea Hall is the childhood home of Florence Nightingale.
The Hall has a grand entrance with impressive chandelier lit, portrait clad staircase leading to bedrooms ... more
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Dannah Farm Country House
(3.38 miles)
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Dannah Farm Country House – an extra ordinary B&B – where relaxed country living meets ultimate indulgence. Set amidst glorious countryside on the Chatsworth Estates at Shottle, offering superb accommodation, award ... more
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Alison House
(3.46 miles)
Alison House offers quality guest accommodation in the heart of Derbyshire. With an emphasis on exclusivity and set in 7 acres of grounds; it provides a feeling of intimacy and privacy.It has an AA 4 ...
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Travelodge Alfreton
(3.50 miles)
There are loads of reasons our customers choose to stay at Travelodge. Our great value clean and comfortable rooms with en-suite provide everything needed for a good night's sleep and are close to where people ... more
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The Secret Cottage
(3.70 miles)
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The Greyhound Hotel
(3.80 miles)
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Come and join us at the Greyhound whether you are looking for an enjoyable night out, a relaxed drink with friends or a delicious meal in our restaurant.Spend some time ... more
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Willersley Castle Hotel
(3.81 miles)
Willersley Castle is a 200 year old Grade II listed building, part of the Christian Guild Group of Hotels, commissioned by the great industrialist Sir Richard Arkwright. It occupies a magnificent position on the edge ...
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The Old Lock-Up
(3.83 miles)
The Old Lock Up, where once prisoners slopped out with buckets, now has the last word in luxury. An invigorating double airbath soothes aching muscles after a day walking the Dales, a glass of wine ... more
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