The Dog & Partridge Country Inn

Town End Lane, Swinscoe, Ashbourne, Derbyshire, England

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About The Dog & Partridge Country Inn

This splendid 17th century inn is peacefully situated in the hamlet of Swinscoe on the Derbyshire/ Staffordshire border. Situated on the edge of the Peak district, close to Alton Towers, Dovedale, Ashbourne, Chatsworth House and Haddon. Accommodation at the Dog and Partridge is purpose built and situated in the grounds very close to Ashbourne. Guests will find it easy to relax in the traditional bar with its olde worlde character and charm, and its welcoming log fire in winter. Food is served all day with a wide ranging menu offering many local specialities. A la carte meals are served in our restaurant, providing still greater choice with imaginative cuisine supplemented by an extensive wine list. For our younger guests we offer their own menu. To ensure children enjoy their stay with us, there are indoor and outdoor play areas, games in the bar, extensive lawns and gardens with our rabbit and hen corner, baby listening facilities in all rooms, highchairs and cots. Pets are very welcome. The Dog and Partridge Country Inn is ideally situated for exploring the Peak District, Ashbourne, Bakewell, Buxton, Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall as well as Alton Towers, only 6 miles away.

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