The Best Peak District Pub Accommodation

there is a secluded roof garden to relax in at this elegantly appointed, Grade II listed hotel where many period features have been retained

a well presented hotel, with many rooms enjoying views of the craggy High Tor, that is perfectly placed between Matlock and Matlock Spa

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

charming hotel where period features blend with modern comforts, stylish rooms, good food and scenic views that seem to stretch forever

in a Peak District village near Bakewell, an historic inn with rooms and a luxury suite, all elegantly furnished with antiques, and two restaurants

find informal dining, stylish rooms, relaxing spa facilities and views over the Roaches at this award-winning inn set on the edge of the Peaks

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

a cosy, roadside pub, boasting glorious views toward Kinder Scout, providing comfy rooms, good food, real ales and relaxing outdoor space

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

popular inn situated on the A6 between Matlock and Bakewell offering well-appointed rooms, an extensive food menu and large beer garden

homely, individually styled rooms feature at this popular and welcoming pub situated just over a mile from historic Chatsworth House

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 hotel offering spacious, well-appointed rooms, a cosy lounge bar and an oak-panelled restaurant serving a modern menu

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

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

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

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

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

enjoy scenic views over the Derwent Valley from this family-run hotel located 15 minute's drive from Chatsworth House and Bakewell