Accommodations in Bakewell near Visitor Centre (Bakewell, United Kingdom)

Historic Georgian landmark building, Opulent fine dining restaurant

Central Bakewell location, Hassop suite with dual aspect windows

Scenic river and garden views, Award-winning Rafters restaurant

Proximity to Bakewell and Chatsworth House, Cozy bar with open fireplaces

Panoramic views of Bakewell, Dedicated walking and local guides

Direct access to walking trails, Cozy oak-beamed pub atmosphere

Onsite pub with extensive menu, Historic 18th-century pub setting

Picturesque gardens and riverside setting, Three AA rosette award-winning dining

Direct access to Chatsworth Estate, Refurbished garden room restaurant

Unique 'Made at The Devonshire Arms' oils, Direct walking access to Chatsworth

Rustic and modern interior design, Locally sourced, home-cooked cuisine

Expansive family-friendly pub garden, Dog-friendly accommodation

Direct access to walking trails, Exceptional fine dining restaurant

Historic 300-year-old farmhouse pub, Proximity to Peak District attractions

Chef's table kitchen bench dining, Michelin Plate dining experience

Proximity to Peak District attractions, On-site Thyme restaurant

Prime location for Peak District walks, Hearty and plentiful breakfast

Peak District National Park setting, Spacious suites with duck quack alarm

Scenic location near Peak District, Artistry restaurant tasting menu

Scenic views of High Tor and river, Artist's Corner Restaurant with themed dinners

Spacious rooms with scenic Buxton views, Elegant and comfortable communal areas

Scenic Derwent Valley views, Themed family cabins

Live pianist in the conservatory, AA rosette award-winning dining

Countryside views from rooms, Restaurant with local cuisine

Rooftop outdoor thermal pool, Extensive spa with diverse facilities

Scenic woodland garden views, Award-winning British cuisine

Authentic British pub dining, Historic 16th-century riverside inn

Proximity to Peak District attractions, Elevated views over Bakewell town

Locally sourced farm-to-table breakfast, Natural light in meeting spaces

Historic 16th-century building, Prime location by Opera House

Proximity to ancient stone circles, Dog-friendly accommodation options

Secure, nearby multi-storey parking, Thyme restaurant dining experience

Exceptional cooked-to-order breakfast, River Derwent views from rooms

Convenient on-site parking, Functional meeting room facilities

Traditional coaching inn charm, Hearty pub food and local ales