Featuring a shared lounge, terrace, bar and free WiFi, Devonshire Arms is located in Hartington, 12 miles from Buxton Opera House and 15 miles from Chatsworth House.
Penny
United Kingdom
The room was stunning. Our view was onto another building but it wasn't about that, the design, facilities and comfort of the room were stunning, we were blown away. The small touches like the dog bowls (even though we didn't have a dog with us, we are dog lovers and noticed them), the power show (wow!), the bed, just everything :)
Located 6.2 mi from Buxton, The Jug & Glass Inn is a 17th-century inn, offering room-only accommodations, just beside the A515. It offers picturesque country views in the south of the Peak District.
Fiona
United Kingdom
Very friendly. Warm, clean, good facilities. Lovely breakfast. Beautiful location
The Maniford Inn Hotel is a 200-year-old coaching inn, located among the rolling hills of Derbyshire’s Peak District, in Hartingdon. It offers modern rooms, home-cooked food and a traditional bar.
Brian
United Kingdom
The location was excellent for the reason of our trip to meet with friends. The evening meals were very good with a good choice on the menu, but I was very dissatisfied with the English breakfast on the first morning as It was very greasy and left most of it, the second morning I chose poached eggs but sadly these were over cooked.
Set in a grand 17th-century manor, this YHA is located in Hartington, in the heart of the Peak District. The majority of rooms at YHA Hartington Hall contain bunk beds.
Kathryn
United Kingdom
Beautiful homestead setting that backs onto an active farm. The shared kitchen and dining was kept immaculate and faces a barn where you can hear the cows in the evening! Location is perfect for exploring The Peak District. Staff were all wonderful and helpful. Hot shower pressure was amazing and so welcome at the end of a day of walking/biking! Would 100% stay again. Wifi was weak at times, but was quite nice to disconnect and enjoy the surroundings.
Set in the beautiful Dovedale Valley, The Izaak Walton is a 17th-century hotel with spectacular views across the Derbyshire countryside, known for its fishing streams, a log fireplace in the front...
Stephen
United Kingdom
Breakfast was very good although some fresh fruit might have been useful
A garden and a terrace are offered at Haddon Grove Farm Cottages, which is located in Bakewell, 1.7 mi away from Chatsworth House and 3.1 mi away from Haddon Hall. Free WiFi is featured.
Black Lion Inn in Leek provides accommodations with a garden, a terrace, and a bar. Both free Wifi and parking on-site are accessible at the bed and breakfast free of charge.
Nice popular village with lots of walks in the area and a...
Nice popular village with lots of walks in the area and a few you can do right from your door.
It also has 2 good pubs both of which do nice food (booking very muchrecommended). The village shop is excellent and seems to sell almost anything you could need.
The baps (I'd call them cobs being from Leics) are particularly nice and good value.
Mike
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Lovely village and unspoilt.
Lovely village and unspoilt. The Church was very interesting and definitely worth a visit. We really enjoyed exploring the village. We stayed overnight in The Devonshire Arms. What a fabulous Inn. Great room, cosy bar with log burner & fantastic food,
ANDREW
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Location was perfect for our planned walking weekend.
Location was perfect for our planned walking weekend. Staff were very friendly and nothing was too much trouble.
Food was amazing, we had evening meal on both nights. Also the packed lunches were a lovely extra.
Fabulous stay.
noreen
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Very pleasant small village, perhaps a bit "touristy", but...
Very pleasant small village, perhaps a bit "touristy", but not surprising considering its location. Small and very easy to walk round. Free street parking in centre, but I think there is a pay parking area. Two pubs/hotels. We avoided the Charles Cotton due to our experience on a previous visit. Enjoyed the other one, but can't remember its name. Pleasant small cafe, which is also local Post Office - lovely ice cream!! Well-stocked village shop.
Ken
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
I have always liked Hartington I have no problem with the...
I have always liked Hartington I have no problem with the place just the accommodation but as we only stayed for one night and the weather was appalling we didn’t go around the village this time .
We love the cafe and the cheese shop
June
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
A quaint little village, lovely tea rooms, shops and Yha...
A quaint little village, lovely tea rooms, shops and Yha Hartington Hall. The Devonshire Arms pub is full of character and has a great atmosphere with superb food.
Very scenic with lots of great walks. Go to Fiveways country store. Super shop with great, friendly owners.
Hartington is a lovely,picturesque village surrounded by green hills and fields. It offers excellent opportunities for walking, and has a couple of tea rooms for refreshment. The residents and shopkeepers were all welcoming ,and helpful
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