Austrian-themed pub and restaurant open since 1999, known for its crispy eisbein. It serves Bavarian, Austrian and local country food with more than 35 beers, including Nottingham Road Brewery draughts.
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Independent microbrewery on the Rawdons estate making ales and lagers with local spring water. It has a pub and a shop selling its beers and gift packs.
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Working farm with the Blueberry Café, a small craft brewery and a farmyard play area for children. It also offers farm-stay accommodation and hosts weddings.
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Family-owned boutique hotel and spa on a former dairy farm near Nottingham Road, with 22 rooms and the Skye Bistro restaurant. A separate farm village has 11 self-catering cottages, a chapel and a function venue.
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Country hotel on the R103, operating since 1956, with rooms and cottages furnished with antiques. The estate is home to the Nottingham Road Brewing Company and offers tennis, a pool and walking trails.
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Terraced ornamental and kitchen gardens at the Brahman Hills hotel, open to day visitors for a fee. The garden is a Royal Horticultural Society Partner Garden.
Health hydro offering 2-, 3- and 6-night packages with meals, treatments, guided walks, aquacise, yoga and Pilates. A separate day spa takes visitors who are not staying.
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