Traditional country inn with very comfotable ensuite rooms Restaurant offers a northern ... more
style of cooking with Roast Goosnargh Duckling the speciality! Ideal break off the motorway M6 Jnc 32 Easy reach of The Lake District Blackpool and the Fylde Co...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Advantages: close to the motorway, cheap Disadvantages: TOO close to the motorway!
We have recently travelled up to Scotland from Devon and on the way home needed to break up the 12 hour journey. We stopped at Premier Travel Inn - Preston East.
This Travel Inn is literally right beside the southbound motorway near junction 31a northbound. We were travelling Southbound, so had to come off at junction 31, join the northbound and come off at junction 31a.
PRICE
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We paid £48 for a room which is Friday to Sunday rates. Monday to Thursday would cost £51.
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We had an AA Road Atlas with us and also a directory of all the Premier Travel Inn's in the country. This is a very handy booklet as it has directions and location for each Travel Inn.
I telephoned the Inn and was put through to a central number as they were busy. They took a provisional booking and the Travel Inn called me ...
Advantages: Friendly. Clean. Central to village of Castleton. Great for walkers. Disadvantages: Menu too extensive and too expensive.
We discovered the 'Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese Inn' whilst searching the web for somewhere to stay in the Peak District. It was to be our first holiday away as a couple for 19 years! Finally leaving two teenagers behind (more than happy not to be dragged away on a walking holiday). The photograph on the website more than matched up to the real thing. Very friendly staff - efficient and obliging. There are 10 rooms of varying sizes. We had a 'standard double' - admittedly small but very clean and with an ensuite shower room.
Breakfast each morning was from 8.30 - 9.30. As keen walkers, we would have preferred breakfast a little earlier. However, breakfast was excellent - the 'full English' for hearty appetites or any combination of lighter meals if required. The staff were more than happy to accommodate you. It must be said ...
Advantages: Lots of history, good history, nice location Disadvantages: Small food portions, Soft drinks quite pricey
There was a time when I was growing up when my family suddenly became a little bit more affluent. My Dad had worked all of his life in the Sheffield Steelworks and had been made unemployed. That was a difficult time but just when things were starting to look grim he got another job.
This job came with a Company Car and he had a good Boss. One of the perks of this job was that was that he was allowed to take his wife and kids (my brother and myself) out for a meal every week, as long as the total bill did not exceed £60. For the next couple of years my Mother never had to cook another Sunday Lunch.
Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese Inn, located in the Derbyshire Town of Castleton was one of several Pubs/Restaurants where we became regulars.
Castleton is a beautiful little Town in an area of the Peak District National Park known as ...
