Part of the Derbyshire Travel Guide on Britain Express, highlighting attractions, heritage, and tourism information.
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Accommodation in Newbold, Derbyshire Part of the Derbyshire Travel Guide on Britain Express, highlighting attractions, heritage, and tourism information. |
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The Maltings Serviced ApartmentsA Serviced Apartment in Newbold, DerbyshireThe Maltings Chatsworth Road Newbold Derbyshire England S40 2AU
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From: £72.00 At The Maltings we aim to offer you a small piece of home while you are away from your own. Here you can enjoy all the convenience of a hotel stay with the added benefits and freedom of an apartment.Ideally suited to overnight and short stays, our apartments are fully furnished and equipped with all the modern appliances you would expect They are self-contained and tastefully finished with a contemporary design, giving you room to breathe and space to relax.Perfect for business use, you can stay as little or long as you want. Whether it be for a night, week, month or more, just come in and make yourself at home Youll have an open plan livingdining room to work or relax in, a fully fitted kitchen area, comfortable bedroom and modern bathroom all at your disposal in addition to a complimentary continental breakfast each morning. Unlimited complimentary wireless broadband and free parking is included. Our booking process is quick and easy, letting you focus on the things that matter to you the most and our attractive pricing makes an apartment a cost effective alternative way to enjoy your stay in this area Situated on the prestigious west side of the historic market town of Chesterfield, The Maltings reside amongst the newly built Bradbury Place development.Its proximity to the town centre allows access to everything the town has to offer; from a large open air market to fashionable shops and a full range of restaurants and bars.Chesterfields central location makes it a perfect hub for access to the rest of the UK and offers excellent communications by either road, rail or coach The close proximity to the M1 allows easy commuting to nearby cities such as Sheffield, Nottingham and Derby and the rail links offer regular journeys tofrom London St Pancras. A true asset is the accessibility of the surrounding countryside, which is perfect for the professional who may wish to take advantage of the adjacent natural landscape. The nearby Peak District National Park is renowned for its outstanding beauty and unspoilt vistas, the Chatsworth estate, Bolsover Castle and neighbouring towns of Matlock Bath and Buxton are all recommended visiting spots Accommodation Rating: 4*A (about ratings) Facilities
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Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest
Nearest Attractions Sutton Scarsdale Hall -
4.2 miles (Historic House) Hob Hurst's House -
5.5 miles (Prehistoric Site) Bolsover Castle -
5.9 miles (Castle) Bolsover Cundy House -
6 miles (Historic Building) Hardwick Hall -
6 miles (Historic House) Renishaw Hall -
6.3 miles (Garden) Stainsby Mill -
6.9 miles (Historic Building) Hardwick Old Hall -
6.9 miles (Historic Building) Chatsworth -
7.1 miles (Historic House) Nine Ladies Stone Circle -
8.9 miles (Prehistoric Site) Nearby Towns & Villages to Visit Matlock -
7.9 miles away Bakewell -
10 miles away Eyam -
10.3 miles away Sheffield -
10.6 miles away Bradwell -
14.1 miles away Rotherham -
14.5 miles away Buxton -
19.7 miles away Derby -
21.4 miles away 
The Portland HotelHotel (0.5 miles away) 
Chesterfield, Derbyshire Stay from: £45.00 - Heritage Rating:  
Abbeydale HotelHotel (0.7 miles away) 
Chesterfield, Derbyshire Stay from: £45.00 - Heritage Rating: Directions: UK Hotels |
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