Peak District Historic Inns & Pub Accommodation Guide

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

stay in cosy, individually designed rooms and dine on produce that is sourced from the Chatsworth Estate at this charming village inn

dine on traditional British cuisine prepared using local produce at this cosy inn, situated a 10-minute drive from Chatsworth House

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

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

luxurious rooms, home cooked food and a cosy bar combine to offer a relaxing place to stay just outside of the village near the River Derwent

owned by the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire with rooms individually designed by the Duchess; restaurant serves Chatsworth Estate produce

ancient inn set alongside the A628 amidst wild moorland of the Peak District; stylish guest rooms are in an 18th century converted barn

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

200-year old former coaching inn set close to the River Manifold, the spacious rooms are set in the main pub or in converted barns to the rear

features comfortable, well-appointed lodge style rooms next to a cosy pub serving cask ales and seasonal food all set in glorious countryside

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

traditional, roadside inn featuring a cosy bar with real fires, home-made food, real ales, comfy rooms and a beer garden with scenic views

the Peak District setting is delightful, with Chatsworth House close by; this quaint country inn has a cosy beamed bar and smart rooms upstairs

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

offers comfy, well-appointed rooms set in a converted stable block away from the main pub which was a former working farm and drovers inn

a stylish, former coaching inn with rooms decorated in a contemporary manner, award-wining dining and a picturesque village location

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