The Peak Hotel

We stayed for 1 night whilst visiting the area. Good location for the Hope Valley, ManTor, Etc. dog Friendly, staff pleasant and very helpful and free parking. Although the building is quaintly old its also fairly run down, Its desperately due a make over. (carpets, paintwork etc.) Room is clean, basic, Tea n Coffee provided. It was 20 Degrees during the day when we visited, It has no air conditioning and even with the windows open it was just about cool enough during the night. Big fan on the ceiling is not a decoration, but you cant run them through the nigh, any warmer and it wouldn't be comfortable. Bathroom is basic with soap dispenser on the wall. But one real issue is the floor in the bathroom, it is treacherous ! when wet and that's unavoidable when you get out the shower, be warned ! There are no Breakfast facility's on site, although there is availability within walking distance. Access from your room before the pub opens at 10am is via the fire escape at the back of the building, not ideal.

Typical climbers pub and accomodation. Stone floors fire and decent pub grub. Best pint ofGuinness for a long time. Rooms basic and dogs allowed. Wush we brought hours. Decor is quirky downstairs in pub and even worse in bedroom but the facilities are there. I did not mind it upstairs, lived it downstairs.

Food was excellent. Staff are very friendly and welcoming. Great place as a walking base. Have already recommended the Peak Hotel to family and friends.

Friendly staff .. very accommodating.

Clean warm friendly. Restaurant and pub downstairs didnt notice it being any noisy upstairs in the room. Bed was comfortable four poster. Room spacious and tall with large window viewing street below and losehill opposite worth a walk along with mam tor at the other end. Free car park opposite the hotel.

I stayed two nights in Castleton in mid-November amid some early snow which made the village and the walks around the hills stunning. But the real treat came after a long day of hiking when I was able to return to a cozy pub to have a hot meal, a pint of ale and a nice read by a roaring fire. The four-poster room was spacious and clean, with a beautiful view over the hills and fields. Meal portions were generous and very delicious, and all the staff were friendly and accommodating. If you are looking for a cozy experience in a cozy local pub in the middle of Derbyshire, look no further than the Peak Hotel.

Wonderful pub and hotel in a beautiful location. Room was unexpectedly large - plenty big enough for two of us and our dog. Very cosy and had everything we needed after a couple of days hiking in the snow. We will definitely be back.

Very cosy, nice people.Even played trivia with locals. A very pretty village and a great stay

Great place to stay

Welcomed by a complimentary, reserved parking space directly opposite the hotel and exceptional staff who looked after us from the first minute! Home made food was delicious, service was great and a pleasant, quiet seating area at the rear of the hotel/pub. All reasonably priced. The room was spotless, well presented and fitting with the history of the location. Quiet and very comfortable for a good night’s sleep. Completely furry friend friendly and an excellent place to stay for an array of local attractions, walls and traditional browsing shops. We really enjoyed our stay and look forward to visiting again.

Had a fantastic stay here. Our room was incredible, it was one of the best places we stayed on our trip. Close to all the attractions in castleton and hope and convenient parking right across the street. Staff were wonderful!

Had a nice stay at the Peak Hotel. Helpful staff and nice location

We stayed for two nights and really enjoyed our stay. The staff were very welcoming and friendly and very helpful. Our room was very nice and comfortable and the four poster bed was lovely as well. The food at the hotel is very nice and very well priced and the real ales are superb. Although they don’t do breakfast there are plenty of places to get breakfast, we used Ye Old Nags Head and for £10.95 it was value for money. Overall we really enjoyed our stay at The Peak Hotel and will be staying there again. If you haven’t visited Castleton I would highly recommend it it is a beautiful Village ideally placed, and also parking at The Peak Hotel is free which is an added bonus.

Really great pub in fantastic location. Had a wonderful 2 night stay with my partner and dog. The room was big and had everything we needed. The only negative was the tv was a bit on the small side. They don’t do breakfast but there are plenty of options in the village or use their sister pub in Hope and get discount. (Best breakfast we had) We also ate at the restaurant in the evening and the food was delicious. 100% recommend staying here.

Really lovely staff and great check in experience. It was the perfect location for some great walks. Our room was perfectly pleasant.

Terrible Sunday roast with uncooked roast potatoes, over-cooked veg and disgusting gravy. Black mould in the bathroom and no curtain on the window that faced the street and left us both feeling fairly exposed. Wouldn’t recommend. It’s only saving grace is location and friendly staff.

Very helpful, friendly staff. lovely large room. Pet friendly. Perfect location.

Lovely hotel. Ideal situation in the middle of the Peak District. Staff were super friendly and helpful. Rowan was amazing! Jam night every Tuesday and quiz night every Thursday. Will definitely be going back!!

Hotels.com dont state no food on a Mon, Tues, no breakfasts at all. Window in room 4 is very small side window, details say castle view but its not. The fire escaoe goes right past the windiw which guests use as a alternative way out, peering in the window. Worst thing 2 roof lights, covered in frosted plastic, what a terrible awaking at 4am! As there is no blinds. The electric roof fan looks dangerous when its on it moves at the ceiling as if going to come down. No hot water at basin in bathroom. Apart from that bed comfortabke and clean, lovely old room

Lovely venue. Nothing was too much trouble for the staff. Hallway would benefit from freshening up but decor overall was classy.

Wet homely and welcoming

First off, this hotel had a bath tub that was DEEP and had hot that filled the tub. Secondly your bed is a 4 poster bed which is so cool. You feel like a kind or queen in it. The internet works best in the bar below, which is even better because sitting in the bar getting some work done while being able to people watch made it feel like your own living room. The staff are so insanely approachable and friendly. The parking is the easiest thing you will ever do being right across the street from the hotel. The last thing is the location. If you want to feel like you've been transported into another world its the place to visit. The big green hills covered in sheep all around are the best things you will find. Besides the castle that is up on the hill. Then there is also AMAZING coffee just across the street. I CANNOT RECOMMEND this place more to people and a must stop if staying in the lake district. Oh and the caves around are really cool. 10/10 will be returning for a longer stay next time.

Staff were friendly, service was good. The hotel and furnishings were a little tired with worn carpets. The bar area was badly laid out with unnecessary clutter. Out of hours access is through a side entrance and an untidy back yard. Overall though, an enjoyable stay.

The staff were warm and friendly- the room had everything we needed after a libg day walking; hot shower, fresh towels, kettle and comfy bed! The food in the restaurant was delicious and well priced- we will stay here again.

Great food, friendly staff !!

we had a 2 night stay and whilst the staff were very welcoming we were disappointed that they knew that the TV in our room wasnt working and didnt tell us or offer to move us into a different room. The room was a little chilly which was caused by the large window not being closed properly, we could not reach the handle to close it due to a wooden partition. The room was also noisy being directly above the bar which happened to have an open mic night on one of the nights we stayed. At £95 per night with no breakfast ( although we did receive a discount for their sister hotel in Hope ) we feel this hotel is overpriced by about £20.

Was a great hotel, with good burgers and friendly staff.

Great location for a base in Hope Valley and a stones throw from pubs, visitors attractions and amazing scenery. Comfy bed. Great size bathroom with walk-in shower. Genuine, warm hospitality from all the staff. Lovely breakfast.

Great room above a fun little pub. We enjoyed the convenient parking across the street. Check in was simple and our room was just as stated in the booking information. The staff that assisted with our check in recommended Tilly's for breakfast as they do not serve it at the hotel. It was great! Lots of shops and hiking located within walking distance as well. We would definitely stay here again.

The room was great apart from very noisy from 6am due to the Quarry Lorries driving through the village. They should invest in some Secondary Glazing. The breakfast was disappointing. Streaky bacon, Come on. Offered wholemeal toast, served us white and had the cheek to question if we'd ordered wholemeal by the same lad who took our order. Two eggs on toast turned into one, hard boiled was interpreted as under cooked snotty. The Sunday roast was served cold. Random items were missing and very sparse. £16 and only served one potato , cold and hard. No breakfast was available on the Monday morning. Only served Saturday and Sunday. Think we'll give it a wide berth in future.

Excellent service throughout our stay beautiful village great hotel very dog friendly will definitely got back.

A lovely nights stay. Comfortable bed, great room, good breakfast, lovely surroundings, traditional pub.