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Swadlincote – 2 hotels and places to stay
The Bulls Head
In the heart of the National Forest, this early 18th-century pub provides modern, cosily furnished rooms with free Wi-Fi.
the brier house
The brier house in Swadlincote provides adults-only accommodation with a garden, a terrace and barbecue facilities. This homestay features free private parking and a shared kitchen.
Riverside Hotel by Chef & Brewer Collection
With a bar and restaurant, Riverside Hotel sits in the Staffordshire village of Branston on the banks of the River Trent.
Dovecliff Hall Hotel
This splendid Georgian house sits in 7 acres of peaceful and picturesque gardens. Dating back to 1790, it offers individually designed rooms and traditional fine dining in its elegant restaurant.
Champneys Springs
Surrounded by beautiful parkland, this exclusive spa hotel offers over 80 indulgent treatments from world-class therapists.
The Staff Of Life
Located in the heart of Ticknall, The Staff of Life is a welcoming 4-star country inn, housed in a Grade II Listed building, south of Derby.
Holiday Inn Express Burton on Trent, an IHG Hotel
The Holiday Inn Express Burton on Trent is located in Centrum 100 Business Park, situated on the A38, just south of Derby and the A50 spine road.
The Boot Inn
This former coaching inn dates back to 1649, and offers free Wi-Fi and à la carte dining.
Best Western Appleby Park Hotel
Best Western Appleby Park Hotel has a bistro-style restaurant, free Wi-Fi and ample free parking. The contemporary styled hotel also has a bar, and is located just off the M42 motorway.
Three Queens Hotel
The Three Queens Hotel is set near to the centre of Burton-upon-Trent, an area best known for its brewing industrial heritage. There is also free parking on-site and free WiFi throughout the hotel.
What guests said about Swadlincote:
- 10Scored 10
The property is in Moira not in Swadlincote which is three...
The property is in Moira not in Swadlincote which is three miles away. Moira is and old mining village on the edge of the Ashby Canal. You can walk along the canal for ten minutes to Conkers, a free park and the entrance to Conkers Water Park ( entrance fee.) Conkers Adventure park is accessed from the village the other side of the canal. The canal in the other direction takes you to Moira Furnace Museum (small fee) and Donisthorpe Country Park. Visit NT Calke Abbey. Abbey de la Zouche Castle and market town and Lichfield Cathdral.
Linda AUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
We found that everywhere we went during our stay everyone...
We found that everywhere we went during our stay everyone was extremely helpful and friendly . We went to a lovely garden centre. A nearby marina ate lovely food and everywhere was clean and tidy . Also had lovely evening meals at the Bull Head .
SueUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Swadlincote is a good centre for countryside and riverside...
Swadlincote is a good centre for countryside and riverside walks. It is handy for Derby, Ashby de la Zouch, Leicester and especially Burton-on-Trent. Burton is an excellent shopping centre. There is a lovely park by the river. You can take a tour of the local Brewery and have a lovely lunch, or snack in the tap house. The National Memorial Arboretum is very close just off the A38, and should not be missed - a tranquil and beautiful setting for memorials, not only to the Armed Forces but also the Police, victims of the Twin Towers, and many others.
GarryUnited Kingdom
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