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"There was no coffee machine in the room. The shower controls were annoying. The water wasn’t very warm on Sunday morning. The shower screen flooded the bathroom. (The bath handle was in the way). "

"Set in beautiful countryside great hotel,bar an restaurant all fantastic "

"Spotlessly clean, comfortable but 'no frills' accommodation. Suggest bring own showrr gel and bottled water. Indian cuisine in Elephant and Peacock superb."

"We had a lovely room with great views. The restaurant was nice and airy with good food and friendly staff. The area is nice with easy parking. "

"Nice, clearly marked newly resurfaced car park, well lit and easy access to the building. The room was spotless and the bed really comfy. Good breakfast in the morning and friendly people doing the doings. What more could anybody ask?!"

"Nice continental breakfast, easy check in, clean room, comfortable bed, centrally located, easy walk from EMR."

"I stayed for one night on business. I was looking for somewhere just off the A38 and this was perfect. I was upgraded to a lovely huge room with views over the valley. Staff were incredibly warm and helpful. My meal was excellent in fact one of the best I’ve had in a while. The grounds are stunning. I wish I’d had my binoculars as the huge tree next to my room was alive with birds. I’d definitely return. "

"Lovely room with ample parking and a great breakfast choice in the morning."

"The staff at The Bear Inn are terrific: it’s a family-run business and nothing was too much trouble. You soon will get to know everyone’s name a they will remember yours; it’s the little things that set a small country Inn apart from the bigger and soulless enterprises. Check-in was easy and, although we originally planned to stay for a couple of days, we were made so welcome, decided to stay for two more. Our day always started with an excellent and leisurely breakfast which really set us up for a day of exploring and visiting attractions. There is lots to see and do in the local area; you can dive underground into some of the local guided cave attractions, ride in vintage cars, trams and trains, or fly through the air in a cable car. Back at The Bear Inn and after a full day out, you can wind down with the delights of a superb and varied menu, all washed down with well kept ale. The Bear Inn is a really old coaching house, steeped in history; lots of small rooms with exposed beams and fireplaces, make for a cozy and comfortable place to stay or just eat out. So, the next time we looking for places to stay in Derbyshire, The Bear Inn is right at the top our list. "