The Best Buxton Pub Accommodation

traditional High Peak inn with a modern outlook, there are modern comforts in the stylish bedrooms and a thriving restaurant and bar

16th-Century inn set amidst pretty gardens, the popular restaurant occupies part of an Elizabethan manor house with a Minstrels Gallery

a delightful village pub dating back to 1621, offering good views across open countryside and comfortable rooms that are traditionally decorated

the superb food in the restaurant and the smart spacious rooms lift this atmospheric old inn with panoramic views into the luxury category

in a picturesque Peak District village, a characterful restored inn with Edwardian tea rooms and excellent pub food also offers charming rooms

a historic Peak District inn with many accolades, and the highest inn in Derbsyshire, offers cosy, well-equipped rooms with panoramic views

in this lovely Peak District village, a sociable hostelry, proud of its touch of eccentricity, offers a friendly welcome to rooms with four poster beds

a cosy inn with Flagstone floors and open log fires situated in a quiet hamlet that is set against a picturesque backdrop of rolling hills

this quaint inn is set in a pretty village famed for its medieval bridge, and features charming boutique rooms and delicious, locally sourced food

a popular village inn, frequented by visitors and locals alike and providing traditional comfortable rooms with a friendly ambiance

guests praise this traditional country inn in the Peak District for its hearty home-cooked food and tastefully-decorated rooms, some with balconies

stay at this imposing stone-built inn in the heart of the Peak District for its comfortable rooms with fine views, and freshly cooked, classic pub food

welcoming and cosy country pub that enjoys wonderful views of the River Derwent Valley from many aspects; good walking and cycling base

a Peak District leisure hotel with high quality rooms and an impressive choice of facilities including Wadobi (walking-dogs-bikes) and a film club

friendly, family-run pub situated next to St. John's Church known as the Cathedral of the Peaks; rooms blend original features and modern decor

classically decorated rooms, providing ease, warmth and comfort, next to a 17th century inn in the historic Peak District village of Eyam

traditional, family-run pub in a convenient location offering comfortable, simple style rooms that are accessed separately from the lively bar

a traditional inn with open fires during the winter months and providing traditional accommodation using antique furniture in many of the rooms

this period coaching inn has been serving the community for centuries and continues to offer a warm welcome and cosy accommodation

a 12th century country inn in a Peak District village earns high review scores for the designer rooms and apartment, and for its creative cuisine

traditional country pub situated close to the start of the Pennine Way with homely rooms, an extensive food menu and large beer garden

traditional and characterful pub with a popular bar that is at the heart of the local community and is ideally placed to explore the Peak District

placed opposite the church in pretty Castleton, this former coaching inn has traditionally furnished rooms and is a great base to explore from

located near Lyme Park with its extensive grounds, a friendly wine bar providing modern, comfortable accommodation with quirky decor

parts of this friendly and welcoming inn date back over 300 years, the cosy, simple style rooms are situated in an adjoining building to the pub

enjoy a freshly cooked breakfast at this 17th century pub, situated opposite Bath Gardens

a centrally located inn where original features blend with contemporary styling and homemade dishes are created using locally sourced produce

this grand hotel was the origin of the famous Bakewell pudding and has been the focal point of Bakewell since 1804; offers well-appointed rooms

a traditional pub dating from the 16th-Century situated close to the River Wye and moments from Bakewell's shops, tea rooms and restaurants

while away an hour or so beside a blazing fire in winter or on the patio admiring the views over Monsal Dale in summer at this traditional hotel