Buxton Guest Houses with B&B

Guest Houses at Buxton in Derbyshire and the Peak District with Bed and Breakfast

Southmead Guest House    Southmead is a beautifully refurbished luxury Edwardian guest house which opened in the Summer of 2008 for Bed and Breakfast. We are situated in the historic spa town of Buxton and are surrounded by the magnificent Peak District National Park. We are ideally located within walking distance of the town centre and with easy access to the Goyt valley and beyond. View details

Grendon Guest House;   Grendon Guest House Buxton is a 5 star Gold award bed and breakfast accommodation offering spacious and luxurious rooms with the warmest of welcomes. Whether it is to visit the celebrated and diverse attractions of the Derbyshire Peak District or Buxton is your destination, our lovely guest house will provide you with all the ingredients for a quality relaxing stay. View details

Wolfscote Grange Farm B&B    Wolfscote Grange dates back to the Domesday book with the farmhouse date stoned at 1649 and has been the Gibbs family home for over three generations. Much of its charm lies within the rooms which still have the original oak beams, fireplaces and lovely mullion windows. Relax in the lounge and enjoy the views and peaceful surroundings. Gaze into the lovely log fire after a day exploring the Peak District market towns, picturesque villages, country houses or the many footpaths that lead from Wolfscote Grange to the beautiful dales beyond. Try our farm trail with freedom to roam. Enjoy a hearty English breakfast sourced from the best local produce - free range eggs, local bacon and tasty sausages with traditional oatcakes, homemade preserves and fruit and yogurt.. The very best start to the day. Special diets are catered for. Evening meals are available in a good choice of restaurants and pubs and we will be delighted to offer you the benefit of our local knowledge. View details

Rockingham Lodge Nick & Gill Brelsford welcome you to Rockingham Lodge, an Eighteenth Century former Inn, ideally located for walkers or cyclists. All of our three rooms have flat screen televisions and tea and coffee making faciltities and there is a large guest lounge available at all times for the use of guests with a wood burning stove for those colder winter nights. View details

Merman Barn     Merman Barn is a converted limestone barn on the quiet outskirts of Tideswell, only a short walk from the village centre. There is private parking for up to 6 cars at the rear of the property and a walled garden in which guests can relax. Merman barn is a high quality B&B where Linda and Andrew offer a warm welcome, good food, 3 en suite comfortable rooms and a guest lounge. There is a quiet area for Internet access, private parking and a walled garden. We welcome walkers and cyclists. View details

Braemar House Farm Braemar House Farm is a family run 200 acre working dairy farm offering the warmest of stays. Located in the heart of the Peak District, on the outskirts of the village of Earl Sterndale, the Victorian farmhouse sits 1,200 ft above sea level and has spectacular views over the Derbyshire Peaks to the distant Staffordshire moorlands. Braemar House Farm is situated near to the Derbyshire/Staffordshire border and therefore provides the ideal base for exploring the Peak District. The market towns of Buxton, Bakewell and Ashbourne are only a short drive away, and other attractions such as Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall are all within easy reach. View details

Buxton is an old market and spa town, nestling amongst the surrounding Derbyshire hills at a height of over 1000ft, making it the highest town in England. Buxton grew in fame as a spa town because of the pale blue water which bubbles up from thermal springs beneath The crescent. These are the outlets from a subterreanean resevoir, where the water lies for many years before coming to the surface at a constant temperature of 82 degrees fahrenheit. Buxton has a mixed economy with tourism playing a major role. The University of Derby is also significant employer. There are 2 main retail areas with higher Buxton holding a market on tues and saturday, whilst lower Buxton has a pedestrianised shopping area with indoor malls.

The Opera House, completed around the turn of the 20th century acts as a focal point for the annual Buxton Festival , founded in 1979, and held in the last week of July and first week of August at various venues including the Opera House. The festival programme includes literary events , concerts, recitals as well as opera. Another popular event is the Buxton Festival Fringe which features films, drama, dance, music and other cultural events along the same lines but on a smaller scale to the Edinburgh Fringe. Read more at the Buxton Town Guide

With so much to offer in terms of culture and by virtue of being surrounded by the Peak District Nationl Park there is plenty of excellent holiday accommodation in Buxton itself and the Peak District area surrounding Buxton. All sorts of accommodation needs are catered for. Large smart hotels, smaller smart hotels, self catering holiday cottages and lodges as well as cosy guest houses offering bed and breakfast.Buxton is an excellent base for walking around the hills and dales of the area.

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