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Woodlands
Woodseats Lane
Charlesworth
Derbyshire

SK13 5DP
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Woodlands bed and breakfast guest house (licensed) is situated in Charlesworth, one of the many fine villages in the High Peak region of Derbyshire's Peak District. Close to Glossop and Manchester.Woodlands is a great base from which to explore the Peak District. A short drive into Glossop puts you onto the A57 that takes you over the Snake Pass to the Ladybower reservoir area, famous for it's Dambusters raid practice. Driving south to Chapel-en-le-Frith gives easy access to the Hope Valley where you can visit show caves at Castleton or take in the views from Mam Tor. Keep driving south from Chapel to the spa town of Buxton or even a little further to reach Ashbourne. There is always Manchester for a city day, shopping or sightseeing.Woodlands is set in a mature garden with fabulous views. It has a guest lounge which is available at any time during your stay and where you will be welcomed with a tea or coffee with cake or biscuits to revive you after. is run by Judy and Brian Mairs. Judy has been selected as a top 20 finalist in the prestigious AA Landlady Of The Year event in 2003, 2004 and 2006. PLEASE NOTE: Check In is from 14:00 to 20:00. Early/Late Check In by arrangement. We are a no smoking accommodation. We can accommodate small well behaved dogs by arrangement. Children are welcome, however we can only accommodate children over 12 years of age. WE DO NOT ACCEPT CARD PAYMENTS ON SITE

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