Bed And Breakfast In Crich

The village of Crich sits high in the rolling hills of Derbyshire and is known as the 'Gateway to the Peak District' and you will find a good range of bed and breakfast in Crich.

In 1841, a mineral railway was built here by George Stephenson and it is now a visitor attraction for the National Tramway Museum where visitors ride the original railway route in a an open top tram.

If you are bringing the children you will find there is lots to do, explore our listings for family friendly bed and breakfast in Crich. 

Stroll around the village and take in the scene of the splendid gritstone market cross in the market place surrounding the four stone drinking troughs that mark the centre of the village square.  Crich Pottery is just one of a range of unique shops and boutique businesses in the village.  Stay in a bed and breakfast in Crich and enjoy this delightful village.

Choose a bed and breakfast in Crich and enjoy a holiday in the Peak District where you can experience real Derbyshire life.