Finde Hotels in Beeley

Just had 2 nights here with the caravan. It's an ideal location for Chatsworth and Bakewell. Lovely walks close by . Had a lovely meal and drinks in the bar. The only downside we thought was the fact that everytime you wanted to exit/enter the site with your car you had to go into the pub to ask them to come outside and raise the barrier. The staff must get frustrated too. Surely a fob or number plate recognition be more effective.

Whilst driving into the area over the Peak District i needed to stop for a comfort break (very desperate for the loo!) Very conscious that this was a hotel/bar i thought i would use the facilities and offer to pay for something to take away (couple of soft drinks and a few packs of crisps or a cake perhaps?). As i was desperate i made a beeline for the loo, again concscious this was a bar i was going to make sure i offered to pay something or at least take something away so not to be rude and just use the loo and leave. Upon leaving the loo i saw a lady with black hair and glasses who worked here and told her i had just used the loo and would she like mr to purchase something in return, her response left my gobsmacked......very rudely throwing her arm in the air and in front of a table full of other guests ”No, you just carry on”, i chose not to cause a scene (as she had taken care of that already) and left feeling quite annoyed that my offer to pay for something in return for using the facilities was met with such a rude gesture and comment. I pass through the area very often for work and it is safe to say i will not give the place a second look next time, maybe The Wheatsheaf down the road would be more kinder to potential guests and not very rude at the first meeting!!! Yes, i went straight to the loo and maybe should have asked before but as i was desperate i thought offering to pay as a way of thanks/apologising for dashing straight to the loo was the best option here. Avoid the place if you don't want to be rudely spoken to by members of staff!!!

Im Peak District National Park ist die umliegende Landschaft besonders ruhig; Die Bewohner des Hotels und der umliegenden Städte sind sehr nett. Das Hotelzimmer ist groß und der Essbereich im Freien ist auch sehr groß.

We felt completely at home during our stay in the self catering cottage, so much so we didn’t want to leave. A beautifully decorated space with big comfortable beds, private garden and a hot tub which my brother-in-law made frequent use of. Robin Hood farm is a gem of a place, conveniently situated just outside of Baslow. I loved every minute of my first Peak District holiday because of the place in which we stayed. Thank you Chris and Caroline. Is the grey cat still visiting?

Visited in October for a birthday and business trip. A well presented boutique hotel perfectly situated in the middle of Bakewell. Modern decor, Dave (the manager) ‘very’ chatty and friendly, our room was a great size with walk-in wet room. Rupert in the bar/restaurant was the best staff member- very Attentive, polite and went above and beyond to make our stay perfect. Excellent . Downside- no hotel parking but public carpark literally across the road. Will define be returning. Great cheese n Beer/gin shop next door too!

Lovely chap that took our drinks and food order, nothing was too much trouble when asking to change a couple of things for our order. Lovely warm pub & atmosphere. The darker haired lady wasn’t quite as friendly which was a bit upsetting, sort of made you feel like she didn’t want you there and was a strain on her to communicate with you but the lovely man was so welcoming with a lovely smile and the waiter young lad dark hair was really lovely too, makes such a difference when you visit somewhere for a treat. Steak and ale pie, chips, mash and sausages were all really tasty. Sticky toffee pudding was good but unfortunately only just luke warm, crumble was good too if a little sour, could’ve done with being slightly sweeter. Would definitely return though and try some more meals from the menu.