The Peak District Hotel Listings

Overlooking the edge of The Peak District Immerse yourself in the beauty of Shrigley Hall Hotel & Country Club. Facilities include an 18 hole golf course, tennis courts, health facilities and beauty salon. The Beautiful Oakridge Restaurant offers delightful views over the grounds and serves up a variety of mouth-watering meals every evening.

Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty with panoramic views and a familiar country house feel. To compliment the hotel’s relaxed atmosphere and breathtaking views, it also boasts a restaurant, cocktail bar and an impressive health & fitness club with swimming pool, gym, spa, solarium, steam room, sauna and beauty salon.

Situated in the leafy Academic and Medical Quarter, on the edge of the Peak District, the hotel provides peace from the city one mile away. The hotel has onsite car parking with CCTV, bar and restaurant offering locally sourced food, wifi coverage throughout.

Set in its own mature, well maintained gardens, this hotels is only five minutes walk away from the town centre. A family run hotel, currently in it’s third generation that combines the traditional values of a welcoming atmosphere and good, fresh food, locally sourced where possible, and an informal, yet attentive service.

Renowned locally and nationally for its high standards of customer service, cuisine and accommodation. Beautiful Victorian architecture is matched by richly decorated rooms.

The Best Western Hollin Hall is a beautiful 19th century Victorian house with modern facilities, set in attractive wooded gardens in the foothills of the Peak District. The hotel features the Orangery Restaurant which serves international cuisine, a cocktail bar and a lounge bar.

An oasis of calm, lying opposite the beautifully restored Pavilion Gardens/Opera House complex yet is only five minutes from the historic Spa town centre. Elegant and imposing, the hotel offers comfortable bedrooms with modern amenities.

Located in the picturesque village of Hartington in the heart of Peak District National Park. The hotel has been providing food and accommodation to travellers and guests for the last two hundred and seventy five years.

History as an Inn for over 500 years, bought in 1996 by an hotelier of over 3 decades experience. Stone walls, oak beams, open fires and antique furniture, original characteristics preserved by tasteful renovation.

The hotel is situated in the beautiful Derbyshire market town of Glossop on the edge of the Peak district, between Manchester and Sheffield. With a large range of facilities available at the hotel including bed and breakfast accommodation, function rooms, conference facilities, an excellent restaurant and a large public bar that is open to non-residents.

The Izaak Walton extends a warm welcome, made cosier by the open fires in the reception and bars. The stunning views out across the rolling hills towards Dovedale, the Stepping Stones and Thorpe Cloud can be admired from many of the bedrooms or from chairs and tables set out on the lawns.

Along a leafy lane and almost by chance you’ll happen across somewhere rather special…Its name is Losehill House. The Hotel & Spa occupies a secluded spot on the side of Losehill with stunning views overlooking Win Hill.

Situated overlooking the beautiful Monsal Dale in the centre of the Peak District National Park. Serving a full seasonal menu plus specials menu from 12 O'clock every day and if the weather is typically British, then you can relax by one of the open fires.

Set in 5 acres of grounds - a convenient base for exploring 'Peak Practice territory' and attractions including the Peak District National Park, Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall. The restaurant offers traditional cuisine and a bistro menu. Free car park.

Set in 2 acres of lush gardens Newton House offers a range of well-appointed single, twin and family rooms. A comfortable public lounge and bar provide a great place to meet in time for a communal evening meal. Set close to the Tissington Trail, Newton House is well placed for a great day out at Alton Towers.

The Norfolk Arms Hotel dates from 1805, now offers en suite bedrooms with superior dining, conference and function facilities. The hotel, however, has retained its original charm and character.

Nestled amid rolling hills in the heart of England's beautiful Peak District, this historic residence is located in the elegant spa town of Buxton, opposite the Pavilion Gardens. The Old Hall's mellowed walls and many ancient rooms reflect the pedigree of its rich past, yet provide every comfort, cuisine and high technology expected from the best hotels of today.

Since 1867, The Old Rectory Hotel has been a peaceful and leafy oasis at the heart of the North West. This delightful ivy-clad building has been completely refurbished, and offers the highest level of comfort. The Priory Restaurant and the well appointed Chalice Bar, provide the perfect place to dine.

Set right in the heart of the Peak District National Park, this hotel is an ideal base for walking, fishing and even a day out at Alton Towers. Happy to welcome your pets, facilities include a bar and restaurant.

Set in the idyllic Roman spa town of Buxton and the surrounding Peak District. An ideal hotel to stay at to go walking in the countryside, visiting the opera or discover the town of Buxton.