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Holden House
Holden House is located in Shardlow. It is located on the River Trent, features a sun terrace and garden, free WiFi and parking.
Holiday Inn Express Derby Pride Park, an IHG Hotel
Just 10 minutes’ walk from Derby town center, Holiday Inn Express offers modern, bright rooms with private in-room bathrooms. Free WiFi is available throughout.
pentahotel Derby
The pentahotel Derby is located in Pride Park, within walking distance of Derby Train Station and the city center. The hotel offers pay parking and free WiFi in all areas.
Aston Court Hotel
In the heart of Derby, this modern city-center hotel offers free Wi-Fi internet access and friendly service. Derby Train Station is directly opposite.
Blue Jay, Derby by Marston's Inns
Located in Derby and within 2.7 mi of Derby Cathedral, Blue Jay, Derby by Marston's Inns features a garden, free parking and free WiFi. The accommodations features a 24-hour front desk.
Kegworth Hotel & Conference Centre
Just off junction 24 of the M1 and only a 5-minute drive from East Midlands Airport, this hotel offers free secure parking. Donington Race Track is also 5 minutes’ drive away.
The Continental Hotel, Derby
Located just 20 minutes' walk from the city center of Derby, the The Continental Hotel, Derby offers free WiFi throughout.
Bennetts Hotel
Located in Long Eaton, 7 miles from Nottingham Castle, Bennetts Hotel provides accommodations with a garden, private parking, a shared lounge and a bar.
Holiday Inn Derby/Nottingham, an IHG Hotel
Located at junction 25 of the M1, this pet friendly Holiday Inn is 8.1 mi from Nottingham and Derby. All rooms are en suite and have high speed internet access.
The Lawns Hotel
The Lawns Hotel has a garden, shared lounge, a restaurant and bar in Derby.
What Guests Said About Shardlow:
- 10Scored 10
We were visiting relatives who live in Shardlow and were...
We were visiting relatives who live in Shardlow and were lucky enough to be there when the Inland Port Festival was taking place. We had an excellent meal in the Clock Ware house and drinks. We enjoyed a drink at New Inn, The Malt Shovel and Shakespeare Inn. We had a walk along the canal and surrounding area. We had a canal boat trip which was really good. Our stay overall was wonderful.
BRIANUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
Mainly spread along a busy road, a few decent size pubs...
Mainly spread along a busy road, a few decent size pubs along the way and one very large Marston eatery, and a curry house that does not have a drink licence, whatever next☹️. Had to get a drink, at the pub across the road, and take it in, then return the glasses later.🤔 Another couple of eateries down on the canal area. There is also a museum that tells you about the area, which I believe was once what they call an inland harbour. All in all, it's nice to walk round, have a meal and a beer here n there and, once away from the busy road, enjoy the canal walks.
Mack McCormackUnited Kingdom
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