Hotels Swadlincote
The city’s history dates back to the middle ages as evidenced by local castle ruins. Swadlincote’s economy at one time based on mining and pottery now contains over 100 shops and restaurants. Sharpe’s Pottery Centre displays the city’s historical culture.
The city is home to a semi-professional football league that plays in Church Gresley. The area also has a rifle and gun club. The largest attraction is the dry ski slope located in the forest, where many travel to ski, snowboard, toboggan and sno-tube all year long.
Guests planning to visit the area can book hotels online or compare hotels around the city. Cheap hotels or bed and breakfasts are in abundance throughout the region. The Bretby Hotel and Conference Centre is less than 10 years old, and has an on site bar and restaurant. The Premier Inn Burton on Trent East has family rooms and a beer garden. The Redmoor Accommodation is located in a cul-de-sac close to Burton town centre. The Fallen Knight Hotel and Restaurant has en suite rooms available. The Ramada Newton Park is a country house hotel with gardens.
There are numerous dining options, but one of the favourites is the 50’s American Diner that serves traditional fast food in a nostalgic setting. Andy’s Fish Bar serves traditional fish and chips and Die La Pizzeria specializes in pizza and fast food. The Catchems Inn and the Rising Sun are local pubs that serve ales and food.
The Arriva Midlands and Midlands Classic provide bus service to the city. The closest railway is in Burton upon Trent, which is 5 miles away. The nearest airport servicing the area is in the East Midlands, which is 14 miles away.