Dog Friendly Holiday Cottages in Tideswell

Tideswell Dog Friendly Cottages

Derbyshire

4 Alma Road

Ref: S484528

Reviews 28

Tideswell is a small town located in the Peak District National Park. The community is notable for its well dressing and carnival wakes, as well as its splendid church dedicated to St John the Baptist, nicknamed as "The Cathedral of the Peak."...

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Littonfields Barn

Ref: S1064946

This stunning barn conversion seamlessly blends traditional features with modern amenities and warm, inviting spaces, making it perfect for multi-generational groups, families, and walkers seeking a memorable getaway. This charming property lies...

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Brendan - Verified booking

The cottage was very nice and in a great location, parking was a bit of a squeeze on the road but the market square was 2 minutes away and had plenty of parking available so no issues there.

I've been to tideswell several times before and was really looking forward to my stay. Unfortunately there were a few things that weren't so great which really let the place down. The major issue was that the shower did not work. From reading the guest book found at the cottage it was obvious that this was an ongoing issue which had yet to be fixed, which begs the question why is the property still being let with a broken shower?? I did contact sykes customer service about about this to attempt to remedy the situation but after an initial phone call to them to explain the issue I heard nothing back from them or the owner. Other issues were minor annoyances but added up to a general feeling of poor management, especially when paying nearly Â£400 for a two night stay!.....dog poo in the garden (not great with a 3 year old running around), bare minimum of utensils for cooking, one single tea towel and no spare bin bags for a weekend stay..... Overall this could be a great cottage in a really nice part of the peak district but it definitely needs work to bring it up to standard.

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Bridget - Verified booking

The cottage is very comfortable, nicely decorated and warm.

We didn't have a problem with parking nearby. There were a few things which would have made our stay at the cottage even better though. There were no contact details for the cottage so when the TV remote control batteries died on the last night we couldn't let anyone know - there were no spares to be found in the cottage either. There is a Smart TV but no terrestrial aerial so as this was our first experience of a Smart TV we could only watch what we wanted to on the iPlayer! The TV played up a few times as well. There are very few utensils in the kitchen - removing poached eggs from boiling water with an egg slice was quite tricky! There were no egg cups (mentioned a few times in the Housekeeping Book), pan scourers, kitchen roll or the odd bit of foil and a spare toilet roll. Little things that just make life easier. We didn't use the back yard as the weather was a little damp - but there is shared access for the neighbours through the back of the houses - not that we saw anyone though. Overall a nice little cottage.

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Joseph - Verified booking

We enjoyed our stay at Alma Road.

The cottage was cosy and comfortable and ideally located to visit all of the sites we planned to see including Mam Tor, Stanage Edge and Lyme. We had everything we needed for our stay and found the cottage relaxing to return to after a long walk. We only managed to park in the layby at the top of the road twice in a week, but there were always spaces available further down the road and in the village as explained in the description. Over all we enjoyed our stay and found the cottage comfortable however we feel it was let down by the bathroom which has a mould problem (as did all rooms around the window ledges) and lack of deep cleaning- the essentials were clean and hygienic, but there were thick layers of dust elsewhere, e.g. around the bed and the bathroom extractor fan.

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Emma - Verified booking

We had a lovely time.

Cottage had everything we needed and was very cosy. Good location for exploring the peaks and we found most of the time we could park nearby. One of the main lights in the kitchen seems to be broken which makes washing up a bit dark. Sykes were terrible to communicate with and I'd avoid booking with them again. You can't call them beforehand. So had to go through Whatsapp where it mainly seemed to be AI trying to end the chat. I wanted to check the size of cot - as it said there wasn't a mattress so I therefore needed to bring one. I couldnt get a reply till 12 days later on the day we were leaving. Then they came back to me but told me the wrong dimensions! I think they must have just made it up.

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Elizabeth - Verified booking

We very much enjoyed our stay at 4 Alma Road, Tideswell.

It is a cosy cottage with comfortable seating downstairs and a very comfortable bed upstairs. The heating worked well as did the shower. The kitchen was reasonably well equipped, although there were a few items we needed that weren't there like egg cups, a mixing bowl and scales. A light at the back of the house would be useful, too. Otherwise, it is a good place to stay. It is well situated to walk into the village and we enjoyed two visits to The Star for meals where we were welcomed warmly. We also had a meal at The Merchant's Yard which was nice but more formal. The village bakery is worth a visit. We enjoyed our holiday very much and would recommend the cottage as a good place to stay.

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Things to do near Tideswell

Ladybower Reservoir

This large reservoir was built to help supply the water needs of the East Midlands. Now a tourist attraction, there's a visitor's centre and lovely walks in the surrounding area that are suitable for all ages and activity levels. Dog friendly.

Kelham Island Museum

Sheffield industrial history museum. Exhibitions, working machinery, activity areas and events all bring the past to life. Disabled access, parking and cafe.

Sheffield Winter Garden

Sheffield Winter Garden - one of the largest glasshouses built in the UK. Stroll through this green oasis that houses 2,500 plants from around the world.

Gullivers Kingdom Matlock

Gulliver's Kingdom is a theme park in Matlock Bath. Rides include a Log Flume, JCB zone and Gully's Magic Bikes. Attractions & experiences include the Lost World of the Living Dinosaurs, a Pirate Training Camp, and a Junior Cowboy Town. It hosts themed days such as a Dinosaur Sleepover. Cafes and food stalls.

Weston Park Museum

Free museum in Weston Park near Sheffield. A variety of historical exhibits such as Egyptian mummies & Snowy the polar bear & live ants & bees. Disabled access.

National Emergency Services Museum

Explore the history of Britain's emergency services at the National Emergency Services Museum. Discover the vehicles, equipment, and stories of firefighters, police officers, and ambulance crews from the 19th century to the present day. Try on uniforms, sit in a fire engine, and take part in interactive exhibits. Located at West Bar, Sheffield S3 8PT

Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet

Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet in Sheffield is a unique experience that takes visitors on a journey through the region's industrial heritage. The hamlet is a preserved 18th-century steelworks site with fully-functioning water-powered machinery, workshops and cottages. Visitors can witness the fascinating steel-making process, explore the interactive exhibitions, and enjoy the beautiful surrounding woodland. Address: Abbeydale Rd S, Sheffield S7 2QW

Thor's Cave

This natural cave in the valley of Wetton dates back to the Stone Age and is fairly accessible from the footpath below. Excellent walks abound, but you'll want to take care that there can be some steep drops and slippery surfaces in the cave itself. Car park and toilets are available. Dog friendly.

Lumsdale Valley

Just outside the Peak District town of Matlock, Lumsdale Valley was once a bustling hive of industrial activity. Now managed by Lumsdale residents and the Arkwright Society, the important woodland and wetland area is safeguarded for all to enjoy. Child and dog friendly, though it's recommended you keep your dog leashed.

Sheffield Hallam University

Sheffield Hallam University is a public research university located in the city of Sheffield, England. The university has a strong focus on professional and vocational programs, with a particular emphasis on fields such as business, engineering, and healthcare. Sheffield Hallam is also known for its commitment to sustainability and social responsibility, with a range of initiatives in place to promote environmental awareness and community engagement. Main campus: City Campus, Howard Street, Sheffield, S1 1WB

Tideswell Dog Friendly Cottages

Derbyshire

4 Alma Road

Ref: S484528

Reviews 28

Derbyshire

Littonfields Barn

Ref: S1064946

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Tideswell Dog Friendly Cottages

Derbyshire

4 Alma Road

Ref: S484528

Reviews 28

Derbyshire

Littonfields Barn

Ref: S1064946

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