A lovely Inn to stay in historic Hathersage. Small car park that made parking a little tricky at times. Pleasant room overlooking the car park. Bed a little uncomfortable but not a problem. Excellent food and drink in the pub. Breakfast time is limited to 8:30 to 9:30 although they did a slightly later breakfast for us on the Saturday so that my wife could do the nearby parkrun.

Surreal surroundings, little river next to the hotel making a very nice soundtrack, very characteristic decor, with fireplaces, christmas feeling and good food in their pub The room was spacious enough with an old but lovely canopy bed

Made to feel very welcome. Room was very comfortable. Wonderful breakfast

My fiancé and I stayed here for one night after completing the Kinder Scout climb. It was easy to find and the service was fantastic as soon as we came in the door. The environment was warm, inviting and had a cosy feel to it - just what you need after a whole day of walking. We had some drinks with a ‘pie and a pint’ offer for £18 which was absolutely delicious. We also shared a starter and dessert which were equally as delicious. We slept really well, the bedroom was so nice and bed was soft and comfortable. Even though we were told the wrong time for breakfast, the waiter was really accommodating and made sure we had the best breakfast (it truly was one of the best breakfasts I’ve ever had!). We both really enjoyed our stay and would definitely return for when we do more outdoor walks in the Peak District.

Lovely pub hotel. Old style rooms, but comfortable and with tea & coffee (and hot chocolate!) making facilities. Nice modern bathroom. Friendly staff. Some lovely paintings by a local artist in the bar area, added to the pleasing decor. My only, only criticism is that on arrival I was told that I shoudl be back by 11:00pm... I was 17 again.... There was no key to the front door. A Housekeep is on duty over night, so the idea ius to ring a bell and someone would come and let me in (I had friends staying in another hotel that I couldn't book into, and was with them until about 11:30 one night, just after midnight the next. First night it took about 10 minutes to rouse the housekeeper, the second I continued to press the bell push (can't hear it ringing inside) for 20 minutes, in the rain, wondering whether I'd be able to sleep in my car. Then out of frustration I pulled the front door and found that it hadn't been properly shut...! So managed to get in. But honestly, this is ridiculous. Find a way to get customers in at their choice of time! A key safe on the outside with a code that can be changed daily, would be a cheap and effective method if you don't want multiple keys - or a digital lock! Sorry for rant, but it was the really frustrating.. Other than that - lovely place - breakfast was superb and the service very attentive. I didn't eat dinner there, so can't comment on that. Hopefully a response will come to put the concerns of 'dirty stop-outs' to rest!

Lovely old Inn. Based in a lovely village and a short drive to the extensive moors. The Inn outside was very colourful with flowers. Outside seating area was clean and attractive. The staff were very welcoming and friendly. The room was very clean and well stocked with tea,coffee,milk, biscuits and a Bakewell pudding. Toiletries in the bathroom. Good choice of menu. Well cooked and delicious food. A good place to stay and relax.

Comfortable room above a traditional pub. Great à la carte breakfast and friendly staff.

Decor of the room is outdated, although fitting for the property type, I suppose. Shower pressure was really poor. We stayed in the summer months, but I'd imagine in the winter it would get very cold, as the windows aren't great for keepuing out drafts and we had a fire exit in our room that led to the street. It was covered by a curtain and cushions to stop a draft, so be aware if coming out of summer season. Upon arrival I had a really good impresion, the staff member who welcomed us, as he was friendly and helpful. However, we went for dinner there one evening and got told it was table service. After about 15 mins of waiting we got up to leave. A waitress came over and said she was the only one working and it was very busy. Fair enough, but shouldn't really be an issue for the customer - look to get more staff, especially on busy nights. Ordered drinks, which were sat at the bar for 10 mins before being brought over - it took another patron to bring this to the attention of bar staff. Food was average, which was a real shame as we'd read some good reviews about this. It's definitely a pub for locals and you could be at risk of feeling like an outsider. Service with a smile wasn't really a thing. Breakfast was good - we really liked the staff member who was in charge of breakfast - very welcoming and chatty. The area is great, just down the road from the main street with some pubs, a fish and chip shop, outdoor clothing stores, etc. Good place to use as a base.