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Very nice old hotel Worth staying

It is only over one kilometer away from the 05 version of ”Pride and Prejudice”. Walking along the path, the scenery is excellent. The hotel is clean and tidy, and there is a country pub downstairs with Western food. It is much cheaper than the nearby Cavendish Hotel.

Spent two midweek nights in the H boutique hotel Others have mentioned parking which is not the hotels fault and I actually felt they were very clear on their communication about this prior to our arrival and gave good advice of where and how to park (especially arriving on a market day) so this is not contributing towards 2*. The basics let this hotel (which has the potential to be lovely) down The room was spacious, however the air conditioning had a mind of its own, and unfortunately as the reception is not manned overnight, when you retire to your room to find it overheating after 10pm it leads to an unpleasantly hot night. In addition to this the bedding and pillow cases had multiple holes and the bed itself was quite uncomfortable. This combined with the aircon led to two very poor nights sleep. The bathroom grouting needed cleaning properly and in some areas redoing. The water pressure in the shower was the worst we’ve experienced in any hotel or campsite -it was a light trickle. We cannot comment on the breakfast as when we booked it was clear that the rate was for room only and breakfast not inclusive. However we can recommend for an excellent hot breakfast ‘The Gallery’ which is just around the corner, well priced and absolutely delicious. The location of the hotel is great if you want to visit the Peak District, Chatsworth etc, and I would add that the staff were lovely.

Old village house, invincible scenery, service is quite warm, breakfast is more delicious, friends who drive to Darcy Manor can consider this place, parking is free, there are restaurants in the nearby village for dinner.

We have had some wonderful times at this place but recently, the stories local and on media streams aren’t great. However, we decided to visit this place as we had received some vouchers through our door (we are very local) and thought only right that we should try again. Big Mistake! We arrived at 7pm and ordered our mains, mine was a salad with added hallourmi cheese and cauliflower buffalo wings. After a short while the waitress came back to tell me they had no salad. I chose gammon instead. When our meals came all seemed ok until the waitress brought some buffalo wings to the table, I told her they were part of the salad meal as their add ons, so we didn’t want them. The waitress didn’t like this so my husband said he would have them as the were only a pound or so. After this two of the party ordered dessert, and I ordered a cup of tea, the time was 8.15pm. A little later, the two who had puddings asked if they could order coffee, and I asked if they could hurry my tea along too, as I hadn’t received it yet. The waitress said yes, no problem, the time was now 8.50 Within a few minutes a woman who was running the bar, shouted, I’m not doing any more hot drinks! The waitress came back to offer us instant coffee, which we declined as we live over the road and can do that at home. I reminded the waitress to remove the tea off the bill as I hadn’t had it. She brought the bill to our table with the tea still on it and buffalo wings at £5.75!!! I explained to her that this was incorrectly priced to which she replied that it was charged as a starter. I asked her to show me where they were as a starter, she couldn’t as they weren’t listed as a starter I pointed to where the price was and she got all Mardy saying ok, ok I will take them off!! Dont get me wrong, I didn’t ask to remove them, just wanted the correct price. Anyway we came away feeling yet again disappointed by this place. The staff here, let the place down, the food was actually nice, but the service from the staff is very very poor. I’d rather walk into the peak village and enjoy the new chatsworth kitchen!