Guest Information for Chapel Mews
Restaurants and Cafes
Nourish at No.44
44 King StLovely food in pleasant surroundings with friendly staff.
Nice coffee shop for hot chocolate and cake. Lovely home made artisan chocolates if you really want to spoil yourself or buy a special gift
Cocoa Cafe @ I Should Cocoa
2 Strutt StNice coffee shop for hot chocolate and cake. Lovely home made artisan chocolates if you really want to spoil yourself or buy a special gift
Praan Indian Restaurant
17 Strutt StreetHigh quality Indian restaurant.
Reunion Belper
23 Strutt StreetGreat real ale bar with amazing street food served most days and evenings. Have live music on Sunday evenings too.
Bang In Belper
Great real ale bar with amazing street food served most days and evenings. Have live music on Sunday evenings too.
Parks & Nature
Very pretty part of the South Peaks with walks for ages and abilities.
26 locals recommend
Dovedale Stepping Stones
Very pretty part of the South Peaks with walks for ages and abilities.
Very picturesque with get bike and walking trails (bike hire available nearby)
6 locals recommend
Monsal Trail
Monsal TrailVery picturesque with get bike and walking trails (bike hire available nearby)
Entertainment & Activities
The best thing you'll get to a traditional British seaside resort inland! Has lots to see and do and Matlock town (beyond Matlock Bath) has a nice park on the river and some nice shops to amble around. Take a walk up the hill and you will also get great views.
36 locals recommend
Matlock Bath
The best thing you'll get to a traditional British seaside resort inland! Has lots to see and do and Matlock town (beyond Matlock Bath) has a nice park on the river and some nice shops to amble around. Take a walk up the hill and you will also get great views.
Lovely walks. Childrens play area. Visitors centre. Sailing and paddle boarding.
163 locals recommend
Carsington Water
Lovely walks. Childrens play area. Visitors centre. Sailing and paddle boarding.
Lovely art deco style cinema with sofas and a cute little bar to order your drinks before the film.
21 locals recommend
Ritz Cinema Belper
76B King St Lovely art deco style cinema with sofas and a cute little bar to order your drinks before the film.
Lovely place to visit especially with young children for tram rides and vintage events throughout the year.
77 locals recommend
Crich Tramway Village
Lovely place to visit especially with young children for tram rides and vintage events throughout the year.
Very large theme park mostly with rides suited to children over 10 although younger children are catered for.
329 locals recommend
Alton Towers
Farley Lane Very large theme park mostly with rides suited to children over 10 although younger children are catered for.
Essentials
Largest supermarket (Also a large Aldi on the same site) can be walked to in less than 15 minutes but it's uphill all the way back so you may want to take the car if you are buying more than a few items.
6 locals recommend
Morrisons
Wheatcroft Way Largest supermarket (Also a large Aldi on the same site) can be walked to in less than 15 minutes but it's uphill all the way back so you may want to take the car if you are buying more than a few items.
Belper Post Office
47 Strutt St Nearest supermarket can be walked to in 10-15minutes
Shopping
Awarded a high street award for its independent shops a few years ago. It is a traditional high street with coffee shops, gift shops and Nourish is a lovely bistro. The Ritz cinema is also here.
King Street
King Street Awarded a high street award for its independent shops a few years ago. It is a traditional high street with coffee shops, gift shops and Nourish is a lovely bistro. The Ritz cinema is also here.
Sightseeing
The cathedral quarter of Derby is the oldest and in our view the nicest part of Derby. The cathedral is very pretty and you may want to climb the tower and see the views from the top (when open so best to check). This area is also home to Bennetts a very traditional department store and some lovely clothing boutiques and restaurants.
16 locals recommend
Derby Cathedral
18-19 Iron Gate The cathedral quarter of Derby is the oldest and in our view the nicest part of Derby. The cathedral is very pretty and you may want to climb the tower and see the views from the top (when open so best to check). This area is also home to Bennetts a very traditional department store and some lovely clothing boutiques and restaurants.
Needs little introduction if you like your stately homes this is the one! Also has lovely gardens and outdoor play areas that are very child friendly and a farm shop to bring some nibbles back to the chapel after a lovely day out.
698 locals recommend
Chatsworth House
Needs little introduction if you like your stately homes this is the one! Also has lovely gardens and outdoor play areas that are very child friendly and a farm shop to bring some nibbles back to the chapel after a lovely day out.
Cromford Mill
Mill RoadCable cars take you to the top of the cliffs, but it is also walkable to the top of you don't mind a bit of a hike.
160 locals recommend
The Heights of Abraham
Dale Road Cable cars take you to the top of the cliffs, but it is also walkable to the top of you don't mind a bit of a hike.
National trust country house and gardens only a few miles away. Less famous than others but still very grand and wrth a visit.
76 locals recommend
Kedleston Hall
National trust country house and gardens only a few miles away. Less famous than others but still very grand and wrth a visit.