East Midlands Holiday Cottages

East Midlands Cottages

Northamptonshire

The Apple Barn

Ref: S376603

Reviews 15

The charming town of Daventry is nestled between the picturesque county's of Warwickshire and Northamptonshire. The bustling town is decorated with historic 17th and 19th century buildings, homing a fabulous selection of shops and eateries,...

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£55

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Lincolnshire

Ticklepenny

Ref: S172808

Reviews 14

Louth is a historic market town resting within the Lincolnshire Wolds. Within the town you will find a number of Grade II listed buildings, as well as St James Church, a theatre, art deco cinema, museum, golf course, a leisure centre and shopping...

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£56

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Northamptonshire

Ash Barn

Ref: S266511

Reviews 24

The pretty hamlet of Catesby is surounded by beautiful Northamptonshire countryside, offering many outdoor activities, close to the Warwickshire border. Nearby Hellidon and Fawsley offer golf facilities and stately homes to enjoy with spa...

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£52

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Rutland

27 Brocklehurst

Ref: S776451

Reviews 12

Oakham is the delightful county town of Rutland, and is a great place to visit and spend a holiday. It is filled with pretty stone and thatched buildings and offers something for everyone, it's a great family holiday destination. The town centre...

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£80

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Lincolnshire

19 The Court

Ref: S1069523

Anderby Creek is a lovely beachside hamlet resting between Chapel St Leonards and Sandilands at the heart of Lincolnshire Country Coastal Park. The hamlet is well-known for its seven miles of golden sands which stretch from Sandilands to Chapel...

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£61

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Northamptonshire

Sunset Cottage

Ref: S879365

Reviews 4

Nestled in the picturesque Northamptonshire countryside, Tiffield offers a charming escape for tourists looking to explore the area's hidden gems. History buffs will delight in attractions such as The Canal Museum in nearby Stoke Bruerne and the...

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£58

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Lincolnshire

2 Bed Cottage in Fotherby

Ref: S231376

Additional information and rules - 2 bedrooms – 2 king-size (1 zip and link which can be made into twin on request) - 1 wet room - Electric oven and hob, fridge and dishwasher - Shared laundry room available with washing machine - Wi-Fi...

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£64

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Lincolnshire

Hall Farm Cottage

Ref: S358113

Reviews 76

Louth is the capital market town of the Lincolnshire Wolds, home to a wealth of Grade II listed buildings, cultural attractions, a leisure centre, and a plethora of shopping facilities and eateries, as well as weekly market days. Other local...

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£95

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Derbyshire

Bay Tree Cottage

Ref: S855712

Reviews 15

Belper, situated in the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage site, is a town with a long and famous history dating back to the 13th century, when it was then called Beaurepaire (beautiful retreat), a name that still holds true today. Now you'll...

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£62

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Derbyshire

The Snug

Ref: S777618

Reviews 20

The upmarket village of Duffield is set just south of Belper and is home to some fantastic attractions and a number of pubs and restaurants. Visit the remains of Duffield Castle, play a round at Chevin Golf Club or explore one of the numerous...

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£46

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Lincolnshire

Middle Cottage

Ref: S1078505

The beautiful historic market town of Louth is the capital of the Lincolnshire Wolds. The town offers Georgian streets with Grade II listed buildings, St James Church, a theatre, art deco cinema, museum, golf course, modern leisure centre complex,...

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£59

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Derby

Tithe Barn

Ref: S777395

Reviews 13

Melbourne is a small Georgian market town in a delightful part of South Derbyshire on the edge of The National Forest. It is about 8 miles south of Derby and 2 miles from the River Trent. It contains a good range of shops, pubs and restaurants....

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£89

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Lincolnshire

Chippers Cottage

Ref: S94106

Reviews 81

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£66

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Leicestershire

5A Waterfall Way

Ref: S474046

Reviews 19

Medbourne is an old settlement in the Harborough District in the county of Leicestershire. Medbourne was a Roman hamlet on the route from Leicester to Colchester, but it is now a conservation area with antique stone cottages, huge beautiful...

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£41

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Lincolnshire

Duck Pond Cottage

Ref: S173989

Reviews 70

The charming market town of Long Sutton is situated in South East Lincolnshire, close to the borders of Cambridgeshire and Norfolk. The town is full of beautiful buildings including St Mary's Church, which dates from c.1170 and boasts the highest...

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£98

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Lincolnshire

Tawny Cottage

Ref: S665175

Reviews 29

In Lincolnshire, there is a lovely market town called Alford. About 11 miles to the northwest of the seaside resort of Skegness, it is situated at the base of the Lincolnshire Wolds, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. A wide variety of stores...

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£79

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Lincolnshire

Sunrise Stable

Ref: S268899

Reviews 27

Long Sutton is a small market town located in south-east Lincolnshire, enjoying its own heritage in being home to the highest wooden spire in the country, part of St Mary's Church. The town is in close proximity to the borders of Cambridgeshire...

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£51

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Lincolnshire

Kings Cottage

Ref: S274197

Reviews 22

Fulbeck is a charming village resting within the countryside of Lincolnshire, in the North Kesteven district, boasting amenities such as a local pub, café and church. Leadenham is nearby, where you can enjoy the leisure facilities of the area...

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£60

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Lincolnshire

The Old Baker's Shop

Ref: S269160

Reviews 65

Located just west of the Lincolnshire Wolds is the market town of Horncastle, known as the Gateway to the Wolds, this pretty setting offers an excellent base for a trip to Lincolnshire. Within the town you can find a range of shops, tea rooms,...

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£57

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Rutland

Kite - Exton Park, Exton

Ref: S480194

Reviews 5

Lantern and Larks has established a glamping site within the 500 hectares of beautiful 18th Century Grade II listed Exton Park. With its sheltered five-acre walled garden which gradually slopes down to an ornamental lake at the southern end, where...

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£103

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Lincolnshire

The Barn House

Ref: S1051311

Reviews 2

This spacious country home is set in a prime location, offering the perfect blend of nature, history, relaxation, and fun for the whole family. Just a short stroll away, a peaceful fishing lake with a welcoming restaurant provides the ideal spot...

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£168

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Derbyshire

Alfreton Cottage

Ref: S899894

Reviews 3

Tucked away in the Amber Valley and set amongst the Derbyshire countryside, is the former coal-mining town of Alfreton. Alfreton features a wealth of 18th century architecture, including: the George Hotel and Alfreton Hall. The town is home to an...

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£55

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Lincolnshire

Acacia Barn

Ref: S448071

Reviews 21

The quaint village of Friskney rests in the picturesque county of Lincolnshire, within easy reach of both the coast and countryside. The village boasts two country pubs along with a well-stocked convenience store, serving all of the essentials to...

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£106

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Nottinghamshire

The Old Farm House

Ref: S1222710

An inviting hideaway in the Nottinghamshire village of Halam. This cosy conversion is perfect for couples and a romantic getaway. The one bedroom retreat is an ideal option for anyone keen to get out and about in the beautiful surroundings. Head...

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£68

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East Midlands Holiday Cottages

The East Midlands is a vast region of England, spanning Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire and Nottinghamshire. This region is ideal for lovers of the great outdoors. Head to the Peak District for hiking or quad-biking, or check out the famous rolling hills of the Lincolnshire Wolds. Visitors will be spoilt for choice when it comes to itinerary planning, with a wealth of heritage sites, museums and activity centres from Belton House and The National Space Center to the Great Central Railway.

So, if you're looking for an activity-packed break, book your holiday cottage in the East Midlands today. There's a great range of holiday cottages suitable for families, groups of friends and couples looking for a romantic mini-break.

At Snaptrip, we offer our customers thousands of properties to choose from, backed by our best price guarantee. Search keywords such as 'luxury' or 'pet-friendly' - whatever applies - along with our filters to see only the cottages that match your needs. Whether you have your heart set on a chocolate box cottage for two or something roomier, there is sure to be the perfect holiday cottage for you. If you have any further requirements, simply email our friendly customer service team.

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

Simon - Verified booking

Leaving a 4-star review, really enjoyed our time here.

Great location and this is a huge static caravan with everything you could possibly need / want, including a couple of walk in wardrobes! We will definitely return, and are even considering purchasing something in the local area, it had a very positive impact on us. Whilst there was a lot of things that amazed us, I thought there were other areas of the experience that could definitely be improved upon, hence having to drop the 1-star. - I didn't feel connected to the owner whilst we were staying here. More specifically, we hadn't visited the area before and there was no local information made available about the area, or any kind of guide that had been left for us. It's always nice to have be given recommendations on what there is to do and see in the local area. A simple folder with local attractions would have been a nice touch - Or a personalised contact / email ahead of the booking. - Additionally to the above, and having spoken to a lot of the the local business owners on our trip, there is huge opportunity in affiliating with them to generate some local trade with holiday makers, and including in aforementioned "guide". The local Wheatsheaf pub is a prime example of this, something I recommend the owner to explore. Essentially, assume everybody is new to the area and this is your opportunity, as the facility owner, to give your impression and vision of Langham and the surrounding attractions. Oakham for example, is absolutely stunning and worth 1/2 - 1 full day exclusively. - Although the property is finished to a good overall condition, I think the master bed could do with a little attention. The only way I could accurately describe the experience, was like a waterbed. Any movement on one side of the bed would affect the opposite end of it, so any movement at all will disturb anybody else sharing the bed. - 4x people included on the booking, but only 3x full size towels provided. Small one, but had been overlooked. Tried to contact but phone number just rang out - No other support details were left, so we just had to accept it. - Very small one, but worth a mention - we had bin bags, but no bin carcass to put them in, so had to kind of hang it from the cupboard doors. Manageable but really there should be a bin provided. These items didn't deter us from our stay and overall we were very happy. Hope the owner takes the feedback constructively in the way that it was meant. Very minor adjustments, for what I feel will be a major gain to your guests.

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Simon - Verified booking

Leaving a 4-star review, really enjoyed our time here.

Great location and this is a huge static caravan with everything you could possibly need / want, including a couple of walk in wardrobes! We will definitely return, and are even considering purchasing something in the local area, it had a very positive impact on us. Whilst there was a lot of things that amazed us, I thought there were other areas of the experience that could definitely be improved upon, hence having to drop the 1-star. - I didn't feel connected to the owner whilst we were staying here. More specifically, we hadn't visited the area before and there was no local information made available about the area, or any kind of guide that had been left for us. It's always nice to have be given recommendations on what there is to do and see in the local area. A simple folder with local attractions would have been a nice touch - Or a personalised contact / email ahead of the booking. - Additionally to the above, and having spoken to a lot of the the local business owners on our trip, there is huge opportunity in affiliating with them to generate some local trade with holiday makers, and including in aforementioned "guide". The local Wheatsheaf pub is a prime example of this, something I recommend the owner to explore. Essentially, assume everybody is new to the area and this is your opportunity, as the facility owner, to give your impression and vision of Langham and the surrounding attractions. Oakham for example, is absolutely stunning and worth 1/2 - 1 full day exclusively. - Although the property is finished to a good overall condition, I think the master bed could do with a little attention. The only way I could accurately describe the experience, was like a waterbed. Any movement on one side of the bed would affect the opposite end of it, so any movement at all will disturb anybody else sharing the bed. - 4x people included on the booking, but only 3x full size towels provided. Small one, but had been overlooked. Tried to contact but phone number just rang out - No other support details were left, so we just had to accept it. - Very small one, but worth a mention - we had bin bags, but no bin carcass to put them in, so had to kind of hang it from the cupboard doors. Manageable but really there should be a bin provided. These items didn't deter us from our stay and overall we were very happy. Hope the owner takes the feedback constructively in the way that it was meant. Very minor adjustments, for what I feel will be a major gain to your guests.

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S - Verified booking

Elaine was friendly and welcoming.

Ash Barn, on a working farm, is in a wonderful and quiet location with superb views across the Northamptonshire countryside. Ash Barn is well furnished, lovely and clean, fully equipped and with a comfortable bed. We were attending Silverstone for the British GP and as the weekend consisted of early mornings and long days, Ash Barn was perfect for calm, quiet and relaxation at the end of each day. If we had one tiny comment to make, it would be that we had not realised that Ash Barn was one of two accommodations next to each other (the original farm barn having presumably been divided in two on conversion). This, of course, is not an issue however we did notice that the wall between the two accommodations must have been quite thin as we could hear the other occupants' television word for word and even some of their conversation; presumably they could hear the same from us. However, this is a minor thing and was only an issue as we were very tired each evening and wanted to go to sleep early. It would certainly not stop us staying at the accommodation again and I would reiterate that it was a wonderful place to stay ..... Thank you Elaine x

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Pam - Verified booking

Beautiful cottage in a very peaceful surrounding, clean & had everything you would need.

We met both the owners who were lovely & very accommodating. Only thing is we found the 2 settees too low & hard to get up from although very comfy & the blinds in my bedroom let in a lot of light so found it hard to sleep after daybreak as I like a dark bedroom, but thatâs just my personal preference. Beds were extremely comfy with lovely soft duvets. Lovely powerful shower. Water pressure a lot better than here at home sadly. The garden was perfect for the dogs & we loved seeing the sheep in the next field. The dogs were very intrigued with the robotic lawnmower lol. The lake on the farm is idyllic & we spent a lot of happy peaceful hours there taking a picnic with us. Hubby was sorry he hadnât packed his fishing gear! Would highly recommend. All in all just the break we were looking for. Rest & relaxation. My choice was perfect! We left the cottage as we found it. Clean & tidy. I even hoovered before we left. âºï¸

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Josephine - Verified booking

The Apple Barn is a little gem.

It is beautifully and thoughtfully presented with plenty of attention to detail. Even the knives for food preparation were sharp (a first for me in holiday cottages). The bed and bed linen are great. Also there were white towels and grey towels so you always knew you were using your own towel. We would have liked more instructions in the booklet about how to dispose of food waste, dry mixed recycling and general rubbish. We were working from home and there is not a lot of space for two work stations but it is a holiday cottage not a live/work space. The wifi connection was excellent. We would happily come again but if we did we would try to book one of the other two units as they have a better view and access to the garden. Neither were available for our dates which were a last minute booking after another owner had let us down by cancelling our stay. We feel very lucky to have been here in the peace and quiet.

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Things to do near East Midlands

Bolsover Castle

A lavish castle with stunning views and extensive grounds complete with a picnic area. There is also a cafe to visit for a cuppa once you finish exploring. Free parking is available and dogs on leads are welcome in the grounds but not in the castle itself.

Twycross Zoo

Set amidst the beautiful Midlands, Twycross Zoo is a wonderful day out for groups of all ages. Home to the largest collection of apes and monkeys in the whole of the Western World, the kids will just love coming face to face with gorillas, orangutans, bonobos and chimpanzees.

Frequent questions

Why visit East Midlands?

Exploring the East Midlands is a chance to discover historic gems like Nottingham Castle and Leicester Cathedral, while enjoying the natural beauty of the Peak District National Park. With its blend of cultural sites, picturesque landscapes, and vibrant cities, the region offers a diverse and rewarding travel experience.

What is the East Midlands known for?

The East Midlands is known for its historical significance, being the home of Nottingham's legendary Robin Hood tales and Leicester's connections to King Richard III. The region's picturesque landscapes, including the Peak District, also draw outdoor enthusiasts, while its cities like Nottingham and Derby contribute to a vibrant cultural and industrial heritage.

What are the main cities in the East Midlands?

The main cities in the East Midlands include Nottingham, known for its historical legends and cultural vibrancy; Derby, with its industrial history and proximity to the Peak District; and Leicester, renowned for its diverse culture, history, and connections to King Richard III. These cities offer a mix of attractions, shopping, dining, and cultural experiences.

What are the must-see attractions in the East Midlands?

In the East Midlands, make sure to visit the historic Nottingham Castle, the interactive National Space Centre in Leicester, and the serene landscapes of the Peak District National Park. Exploring the Derby Silk Mill and enjoying the cultural offerings of each city, from Nottingham's galleries to Leicester's cultural festivals, are also highly recommended experiences.

Holiday Cottages in East Midlands

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East Midlands Cottages

Northamptonshire

The Apple Barn

Ref: S376603

Reviews 15

Lincolnshire

Ticklepenny

Ref: S172808

Reviews 14

Northamptonshire

Ash Barn

Ref: S266511

Reviews 24

Rutland

27 Brocklehurst

Ref: S776451

Reviews 12

Lincolnshire

19 The Court

Ref: S1069523

Northamptonshire

Sunset Cottage

Ref: S879365

Reviews 4

Lincolnshire

2 Bed Cottage in Fotherby

Ref: S231376

Lincolnshire

Hall Farm Cottage

Ref: S358113

Reviews 76

Derbyshire

Bay Tree Cottage

Ref: S855712

Reviews 15

Derbyshire

The Snug

Ref: S777618

Reviews 20

Lincolnshire

Middle Cottage

Ref: S1078505

Derby

Tithe Barn

Ref: S777395

Reviews 13

Lincolnshire

Chippers Cottage

Ref: S94106

Reviews 81

Leicestershire

5A Waterfall Way

Ref: S474046

Reviews 19

Lincolnshire

Duck Pond Cottage

Ref: S173989

Reviews 70

Lincolnshire

Tawny Cottage

Ref: S665175

Reviews 29

Lincolnshire

Sunrise Stable

Ref: S268899

Reviews 27

Lincolnshire

Kings Cottage

Ref: S274197

Reviews 22

Lincolnshire

The Old Baker's Shop

Ref: S269160

Reviews 65

Rutland

Kite - Exton Park, Exton

Ref: S480194

Reviews 5

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