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Birch Vale – 2 hotels and places to stay
The Sycamore Inn
In the Peak District, The Sycamore Inn is a beautifully refurbished country inn. Located in the quaint village of Birch Vale, The Sycamore has 5 en suite rooms and free parking.
The Waltzing Weasel B&B
Located in Birch Vale, the Waltzing Weasel offers free on-site parking and views over Kinder Scout National Nature Reserve. The family-run bed and breakfast has luxury en-suite rooms.
The Little Mill Inn
The Little Mill Inn is a traditional country pub is in the heart of the Derbyshire countryside, close to Hayfield, Kinder Scout and The Pennine Way.
The Lantern Pike Inn
This country inn is set in Little Hayfield, overlooking Lantern Pike Hill in the Peak District National Park.
The Swan Inn
Set in Highpeak Junction, 14 km from Buxton Opera House, The Swan Inn offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Queens arms country inn
Located just 400 metres from the edge of the Peak District National Park, Queens Arms Country Inn is located in Old Glossop. Free WiFi access is available.
The Bulls Head
Set in Glossop and within 20 km of Victoria Baths, The Bulls Head features a bar, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFi throughout the property.
The Shady Oak B&B
Set in Highpeak Junction, 8.8 km from Buxton Opera House, The Shady Oak B&B offers accommodation with a restaurant, free private parking and a bar.
The Royal Oak Hotel
Located in Highpeak Junction, 10 km from Buxton Opera House, The Royal Oak Hotel provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Shrigley Hall Hotel
Shrigley Hall Hotel, just 15 miles south of Manchester city centre, is an impressive manor house in leafy Cheshire countryside.
What guests said about Birch Vale:
- 10Scored 10
Room was comfortable and clean. Carol was a fantastic host.
Room was comfortable and clean. Carol was a fantastic host. Breakfast was lovely with enough choices. Area was beautiful. Only downfall was the pillows which were too thin. If we went again we would ask for a room with windows instead of a skylight window but the view we could see was beautiful.
JayneUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
New Mills is a nice little town built near a river in hilly...
New Mills is a nice little town built near a river in hilly surroundings. It has a small but okay supermarket and several eateries and pubs. The Beer Shed in Market Street serves a great variety of local and continental beers. The Leisure Centre is the starting point of an excellent easy 4.5 mile walk along the river, which was a very good activity on a sweltering hot day. The town has a good train service to Manchester and is not far away from many Peak District highlights such as Castleton caves and Kinder Scout.
AntoinetteNetherlands - 10Scored 10
This was an accidental find, but an absolute little gem.
This was an accidental find, but an absolute little gem. Carol was so welcoming and our room was beautifully clean and had everything we needed. The bed was comfortable and the location was perfect as a base for many different walks. We're looking forward to returning for longer stay very soon!JoanneUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
The accommodation was probably the best that we had stayed...
The accommodation was probably the best that we had stayed in. Carol, the host was so friendly and helpful and everyday there were little chocolates, also biscuits, tea and coffee and also a bottle of water for each guest. The property has such a beautiful view and is so quiet for a great night's sleep. Breakfast is just amazing if you like the English but there are also vegetarian choices and and also cereal, porridge and fruit . The room, room 2 was huge, so clean and the bed was extremely comfortable. It is just such a perfect property and host.
KunzelkidUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
The welcome at the Waltzing Weasel was outstanding.
The welcome at the Waltzing Weasel was outstanding. Carol and her team were extremely friendly and very helpful during out stay. A great place from which to explore the Peak District. Within walking distance of excellent restaurants & pubs.
MARK - 8.0Scored 8.0
It is a nice, very countryside area, lovely little cottages...
It is a nice, very countryside area, lovely little cottages and country roads. The only downside is it's abVery quiet area. Nearest town of Glossop is quiet too, we missed the market that they had and that seemed to be the only life. Very good area for walks etc though, I'd recommend the reservoir (Derwent dam), not a hard walk around but it's 10miles to walk the full length (not that this has to be done).ZZara Le BrocqUnited Kingdom
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