The Peak District Inns

Located just off the A623, north of Stoney Middleton, The Bulls Head Inn with three delightful en-suite bedrooms has been said by guests to be one of the prettiest pubs in the Peak District. The 3 superb en-suite bedrooms offer comfortable and private accommodation with a personal access and small sitting area.

Rich in original character and traditional charm, this cosy 19th-century country inn offers good beers, great-value food and comfortable en suite rooms in the converted former stable block.

Dating back to the 16th century, the George houses 6 comfortable en suite rooms above a renowned pub; an entry for the Good Beer Guide 2009, it serves a range of cask ales and a varied pub menu.

Located at the gateway to the Peak District National Park. The beautiful 18th century building sits on the A6 between Matlock and Bakewell. The Grouse & Claret provides a welcome haven and is a superb base for exploring the region. Bedrooms are decorated to a high standard and are well equipped with every modern amenity.

The Jug and Glass Inn is a 17th century Inn and has recently been completely modernised and refurbished to provide the very best quality accommodation and facilities for both short and long stay. Traditional home cooked meals and guest ales served daily in a warm relaxed atmosphere.

Millstone Country Inn, Hathersage, offers excellent food and drink and comfortable bed & breakfast accommodation in the heart of the Peak District National Park.

Nestled in the attractive hamlet of Whitehough, this 16th century inn offers a fantastic base location for exploring the Peak District National Park. This quaint inn boasts a busy ale trade, serving locally brewed beers and a restaurant that opens up into Whitehough Hall’s impressive Elizabethan Minstrels Gallery.

The Bear Inn is one of the oldest and most renowned inns and restaurants in Derbyshire, established in 1735. It overlooks miles of countryside and serves Real Ales and pub food.

A delightful traditional Inn built in the 16th Century, on the A619 as it crosses the River Wye at Bakewell Brdige. This lcoal pub with rooms is famous for its open fires and floral displays.

A traditional country inn with full hotel facilities. Directly underneath Froggatt Edge, one of the areas greatest climbing and walking regions. AA. Rosette accredited food & hand-pulled ales. Very close to Chatsworth House, Eyam Hall, Bakewell, Castleton.

The traditional stone-built Church House Inn, on the edge of the Peak District, dates from Bollington’s origins as a cotton mill village. The Church House has been renowned for its quality food and real ales for several years having been awarded several Egon Ronay awards and appearing in the good food guide of Great Britain.

The Devonshire Arms is one of those picturesque country inns at the heart of Derbyshire village life. Offering all the charm and character of an historic inn with a warm and comfortable interior full of oak beams and stone crannies.

Situated in the Peak District National Park, an area where high moorlands contrast with lush valleys and stunning limestone gorges. The Inn has features which date back more than 300 years and was formerly a farm - becoming an Inn in 1829, hence the unique name.

The Crown Brewery has six en-suite rooms in Sheffield. Started in 2000 in the cellar of the Hillsborough Hotel, with a 4 brl brew length and named after the original brewery that was across the road in the 30’s.

Privately owned 16th century inn, situated in 9 acres of its own land set in idyllic surroundings on the banks of the River Derwent. The tastefully decorated and intimate restaurant offers the ideal enviroment in which to dine and relax in an informal atmosphere.

The Psalter is is situated in a quiet residential area of Sheffield within easy access of the city centre, and transport links. The pub has been recently refurbished to a high standard and provides good quality food and drink in a relaxed environment.

Set along the Gritstone Trail amid the rolling hills of the Cheshire Countryside, The Ryles Arms is renowned across the region for quality homemade food, real ales and fine wines. Bedrooms all have en-suite and modern facilities including internet access.

All of the rooms are double rooms with en-suite bathrooms, they have at least 26" flat screen televisions, internet access, coffee and tea facilities and a complimentary newspaper in the morning . There is an excellent head chef, who has cooked up to 3 rosette standard, so that there is good locally sourced, seasonal food available.

An 18th Century coach house, sympathetically restored set just 2 miles from Chatsworth House. In the heart of the peak district, The Wheatsheaf provides a welcome haven for business travellers.

An ideal base for exploring the Peak District National Park and many local attractions including Alton Towers and Chatsworth House. The comfortable accommodation is in a converted stable block just across the road from the inn. A traditional family run village inn with well stocked bar and serving fine food freshly prepared on the premises.