4.4/5

(201 reviews)

The traditional stone-built Inn, on the edge of the Peak District, dates from Bollington’s origins as a cotton mill village.

4.1/5

(631 reviews)

In the very heart of rural Cheshire lies the picturesque and unspoilt village of Prestbury of which the Bridge is the keystone.

4.3/5

(1,495 reviews)

Built in 1625 and originally known as The Boars Head, this inn has been serving the community of Brereton for almost four hundred years. The Bear's Head was a popular posting house on the London to Li

4.6/5

(1,138 reviews)

Popular and much-improved, family-owned, Peak District pub, the Anglers Rest offers a good choice of well-kept real ales and good food in lovely location next to the Monsal Trail and river Wye in Miller's Dale near Tideswell in the Derbyshire Dales

4.5/5

(651 reviews)

The Lathkil Hotel is the place to go for a special break, where you'll find old fashioned hospitality, great food and relaxation served in the heart of the beautiful Peak National Park.

Sip, savour, slumber and celebrate at The Ashford Arms – the Peak District’s enchanting and cosy premium country pub and restaurant with rooms.

4.3/5

(346 reviews)

Offering a bar and a restaurant, The Horse & Jockey is located in Tideswell, in the heart of the Peak District National Park and less than 10 miles from the historic market town of Buxton

4.8/5

(311 reviews)

Friendly good value family-run pub with several unspoilt rooms, three well kept real ales, pubby bar food, decent wines, brisk cheerful service, local paintings (most for sale) and old photographs, restaurant; public bar with TV and games machine; bedroom

4.3/5

(566 reviews)

We are perfectly located in the Peak District National Park with great access to all the park has to offer. Our lovely ensuite rooms offer a comfortable stay and we offer a great breakfast to set you up for a day exploring the area.