| complimentary full english breakfast is provided, and other amenities include a guest lounge with a fireplace and piano. set in the peak district, this secluded, 17th-century guesthouse is 3. . 6 miles from dovedale national nature reserve and 5. the 3 unassuming rooms have private bathrooms, tvs and free wifi, as well as rural views, and tea and coffeemaking equipment. 2 miles from tissington hall
Manchester Airport 1 hr 15
Ilam Park (6 min)
vast area best explored from ilam park with its visitor centre tea-room shop and caravan site. Haddon Hall (38 min)
this stately home has a grand tudor hall and elizabethan gardens. Thor S Cave (9 min)
clearly visible in the face of a steep cliff this cave has a long history of human settlement. Dovedale (8 min)
scenic valley & nature reserve with a wooded ravine iconic limestone formations & walking paths. Nemesis (32 min)
built in 1994 this famed ride in alton towers park features 4 inversions & a top speed of 50 mph. Thorpe Cloud (11 min)
scenic hill offering trails to expansive dale & plain views plus a rare double sunset phenomenon. The Smiler (24 min)
the only roller coaster in the world to have 14 loops this popular steel rides goes up to 85 kph. Alton Towers Waterpark (36 min)
indoor/outdoor tropical lagoonthemed waterpark at a resort with an eatery & ice cream parlor. Gulliver S Kingdom (32 min)
theme park aimed at children aged 2-13 with rides attractions dinosaur area and family discounts. Carsington Water (34 min)
picturesque reservoir offering a visitor center restaurant multi-use trails & water sport rentals. Churnet Valley Railway (1992) Plc (24 min)
this steam railway still runs services along a section with a restored station houses. Wicker Man (24 min)
themed wooden roller coaster with a 6-story wicker man effigy & immersive light & sound effects. Peak Wildlife Park (23 min)
zoo specialising in bird collections and with small mammals including rare warty pigs and meerkats. Heights Of Abraham (33 min)
hilltop park reached by cable car with cavern tours walking trails fossil exhibitions and cafe. | 
