The Beresford Arms Hotel

Station Road, Ashbourne, Derbyshire, England

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About The Beresford Arms Hotel

The Beresford Arms Hotel was built at the turn of the century in Ashbourne, and is an impressive mock Tudor building. Tissington Trail is nearby. Alton Towers is 15 minutes away, as is Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall and Calke Abbey. A privately owned hotel situated in Ashbourne. The hotel has 18 very comfortable bedrooms, a fully licensed bar and restaurant, which serves bar meals and also a table d'hote menu of specially prepared locally sourced foods. All rooms are en suite with colour TV, hospitality tray, telephone and trouser press. We have a wide variety of rooms available, from singles to family rooms for 5 people. We have ample car parking and children and pets are welcome. We offer special short stay breaks and are open all year.

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