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"Lovely properly very friendly staff clean and welcoming "

"Very comfortable stay, room was clean and en-suite with over shower/bath, plenty of plugs and sockets for all your media needs, bed was comfy and had a good night sleep, no noise at all from inside or outside even though in the middle of Eastwood, I didn’t eat but looked reasonably priced. "

"Lovely hotel/pub set in the middle of the Peak District. The room was very clean and modern, with a good selection of toiletries, plus tea and coffee making facilities. The staff were very friendly, (as were the locals)and helpful. A very enjoyable stay."

"We had a perfectly good stay at the Dog and Partridge, but the accommodation didn’t transpire to be what we expect. We were anticipating a cozy room, in a country pub setting but, in reality, the D&P offers good value, chalet-style family rooms, each with it’s own car port, in a large area behind the pub itself. The pub itself has a nice enough bar, and offers fair evening meals, with a home-cooked feel, and a very good continental breakfast selection, or cooked options for just £6 extra. This...

"Lovely hotel. The staff were amazing. Very friendly and helpful and made our stay extra special. Super comfy beds. Little extra touches in the bedroom like a free night time tipple. Fresh milk in little bottles. Nice biscuits, lovely toiletries. Great breakfast. "

"We had a 3 day break mountain bike around the area of Bakewell and the accommodation was an ideal location "

"The Plough is a quaint and adorable hotel/pub very convenient to the beautiful villages of the Peak District. The staff were friendly, food was delicious and our room was charming. We will definitely return when we visit this area again."

"Fantastic stay, great pub, amazing home cooked food. Simple menu but everything done very well. Proper chef with flair at work here. Room very nice. A warming pub on a cold winter’s day. 10/10 from us. "

"Great hotel will definitely go again"

"Really nice room, great food, friendly "

"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...

"The room was as you would expect for the money. The major disappointment was the lack of a blind for the skylight which meant the room was very light until quite late and then again from early, a nightmare for trying to get children to sleep."