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The Palace Hotel Buxton & Spa
Located at the center of Buxton, The Palace Hotel Buxton & Spa offers a swimming pool and beauty salon. This grand Victorian hotel is about 984 feet from the Buxton Train Station.
Old Hall Hotel
In the center of picturesque Buxton, in the heart of the beautiful Peak District, the Old Hall Hotel features a traditional restaurant, free Wi-Fi and spacious rooms with period features.
B/W Plus Buxton Lee Wood Hotel
This fully modernized Georgian property, with its rosette award-winning restaurant, near the center of Buxton, offers comfortable rooms with free Wi-Fi and parking.
Ensana Buxton Crescent
Located in Buxton, a 3-minute walk from Buxton Opera House, Ensana Buxton Crescent has accommodations with a terrace, private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
No 6 The Square Tearooms & Accommodation
No 6 The Square Tearooms & Accommodation has a garden, shared lounge, a terrace and restaurant in Buxton.
Roseleigh
Located in Buxton, 1312 feet from Buxton Opera House, Roseleigh faces the Pavilion Gardens and lake and offers free WiFi.
The Queen's Head Hotel
On the High Street in the Derbyshire spa town of Buxton, The Queen's Head Hotel is a lively central pub that offers rooms with attached bathroom with satellite TV and free WiFi.
YHA Hartington Hall
Set in a grand 17th-century manor, this YHA is located in Hartington, in the heart of the Peak District. The majority of rooms at YHA Hartington Hall contain bunk beds.
The Jug & Glass Inn
Located 6.2 mi from Buxton, The Jug & Glass Inn is a 17th-century inn, offering room-only accommodations, just beside the A515. It offers picturesque country views in the south of the Peak District.
YHA Ravenstor
Set in 70 acres of stunning grounds, YHA Ravenstor towers above the River Wye, in the Peak District.
What Guests Said About Earl Sterndale:
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We loved the location.
We loved the location. Walks in every direction, short drives to interesting places , matlock had caves, mines, spinning factories, fish and chip shops (8) Bakewell had pubs, farmers markets, interesting shops. The bookshop near earl sterndale was a must. Buxton had a lovely spa building with shops. A walk behind the cottage up the hill was very interesting. We watched the quarry working. There are plenty of steam train walks, but many of the touristy places were shut (which suited us fine) . We need to return in the summer !emmaUnited Kingdom
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