Avondale
B&B
Glossop
Avondale's location on the B6105 in Glossop offers you all the advantages
of being close to local amenities, yet being on the edge of open countyside.
The market town of Glossop is surrounded on three sides by the Peak District
National Park and is easily reached by road and rail, combining the convenience
of easy access from major towns and cities with all the attractions of
the Peak District National Park.
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Birds
Nest Cottage
Glossop
Built in 1853, Birds Nest Cottage is just minutes away from the Peak National
Park, but within easy walking distance of Glossop town centre where you
will find plenty of places to eat and drink. This is a perfect base for
visiting the surrounding countryside, and also just 30 minutes from Manchester
and Manchester airport.
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Bulls
Head Pub
Glossop
The Bulls Head is the oldest pub in Glossop and over the back door is
a stone lintel which bears the date 1607, unfortunately covered over by
a modern wooden veranda.
The name of the Bull is thought to have its origins from either the Papal
Bull edict of the 13th century requiring that provision be made for travelers
in every parish or that it was from the bull baiting that took place on
the nearby Castle Hill.
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Peakdale
Lodge
Glossop
Peakdale Lodge is a family run mid-sized B&B in the Heart of the High
Peak. With rooms ranging from Singles and twin's all the way through to
family rooms and apartments even including a bridal suite
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The
George Hotel
Glossop
Just a minute's walk from Glossop Rail Station, The George Hotel provides
rooms with private en suite bathrooms and full English breakfasts on the
edge of The Peak District.
The George's rooms provide TVs, free Wi-Fi, and en suite private bathrooms.
Tea and coffee facilities are also available, and some rooms offer views
of the town and surrounding hills.
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The
Wind In The Willows
Glossop
Visitors will enjoy peace, quiet, relaxation and the freshest of country
air. Built in the early Victorian era, this former Mill Owners house has
retained its original oak panelling, open log fires, traditional furnishings
and for the last ten years has been privately owned by the Wilkinson family.
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