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A traditional country inn with full hotel facilities. Directly underneath Froggatt Edge, one of the areas greatest climbing and walking regions. Very close to Chatsworth House, Eyam Hall, Bakewell, Castleton. AA. Rosette accredited food and hand-pulled ales.AA 4 Diamond.Visit Britain 4 Star Inn-Silver Award.Michelin Pub Guide listed.

Family run bed and breakfast in the heart of the Peak District National Park surrounded by fabulous walking country. Castleton boasts four caverns which the public can visit, each with a different emphasis. We also have a Norman castle. For walkers, climbers, cyclists or couch potatoes, Swiss House is the base to be!!!

Set in glorious surroundings at the north eastern end of the DerwentHope valley in the Derbyshire Peak National Park, the hotel provides the perfect base for sight-seeing and walking holidays. With many notable attractions such as Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall and the lovely market town of Bakewell only a short drive away, landmarks like the dramatic ?gritstone edges? at Froggatt, Curbar and Stanage the Blue John caverns at Castleton and the twin dams on the DerwentLadybower Reservoirs - famously used during training for the WW2 Dambusters Raids - are also within easy reach. The Maynard has long been a popular base for walkers, ramblers and climbers, with a wide choice of walks, routes and climbs of varying distances and degrees of difficulty, all within easy reach of the hotel. We also operate a walkers? drop-off and collect ?rescue? service, please call for details. Chatsworth house - ?the Palace of the Peaks? is home to the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire and is widely regarded as one of Britain?s best loved historic houses and estates. Together with the nearby Haddon Hall, Chatsworth was used as a location in the new film adaptation of Jane Austen?s ?Pride and Prejudice?. Amongst the many local events that attract visitors are the traditional Derbyshire village well dressings, Chatsworth Horse Trials, Bakewell Show, and the Longshaw Sheepdog Trials.Recently refurbished to a very high standard, the hotel features an enviable restaurant offering a wide selection of excellent menus, together with a beautiful panoramic view. Tasty bar meals at lunchtimes and evenings can also be enjoyed on the sun deck. The hotel is also renowned as a wonderful venue for Weddings and Receptions - elegant, friendly and welcoming. With 10 comfortable en suite bedrooms, The Maynard is the ideal choice for visitors looking for a holiday base for businesses needing a meeting or conference venue, or for local residents wanting a great night out or a party venue.

Four Seasons is a fresh take on Bed and Breakfast. All rooms have been refurbished to the highest standards. Owners, Al and Jenny pride themselves on providing a warm and friendly atmosphere in a fantastic setting. A superb breakfast is inclusive. Choose from: full English, cereals, prunes, grapefruit, yoghurts, kippers, toast and preserves, fruit juice, tea and coffee. Vegetarians are happily catered for. We hope to see you soon!

Formerly a 500 year old inn, this highly rated Derbyshire hotel in the heart of the Peak District has been transformed into a relaxing haven in which to unwind. Featuring contemporary dcor award winning cuisine by chef Ben Handley, with friendly and unobtrusive service, the George retains its charm and character whilst offering every modern amenity. Early in 1997 the entire hotel was completely renovated, whilst its original character was preserved by tasteful retaining of stone walls, oak beams, open fires and antique furniture. Sheffield is just 20 minutes away. Free Wifi in all bedrooms and public areas.All bedrooms feature en suite private bathroom with shower, lounging area, study desk, computer points,( many have original paintings), remote control television, direct dial telephone, clock radio, trouser press and beverage facility. Superior rooms are generally larger rooms with robes, minibars, DVDs and extra toiletries.The Georges Restaurant has recently undergone an extensive refurbishment, bringing an up to date feel, with cool colours, wooden flooring and feature lighting. This more contemporary approach complements completely Chef Ben Handleys approach to his cooking - modern in style, using fresh ideas and only the freshest of ingredients, presenting quality and flair. The restaurant has 2AA rosettes for quality. Please note: The restaurant is very busy, therefore it is essential to pre-book your table by phoning the hotel directly to avoid disappointment. Room service is available during restaurant hours.The hotel is an ideal base for visiting stately homes in the vicinity, i.e. Chatsworth, Haddon Hall and Hardwick Hall. Walkers are spoilt for choice as the hotel is set in beautiful countryside.PLEASE NOTE A TWO NIGHT MINIMUM STAY STRICTLY APPLIES TO THIS HOTEL ON SATURDAYS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF SOME OUT OF SEASON WEEKENDS. THE HOTEL RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CANCEL ANY ONE NIGHT RESERVATIONS MADE FOR SATURDAY NIGHTS.