Hotels near Hope Station

"The plough is a fantastic hotel the rooms are very clean and comfortable the breakfast is amazing love this place 😀 "

"1st time staying and will be back. So handy for hiking in the Peak District. Nice food and bar, rooms good, free parking. Well done."

"Beautiful village in handy location. Charming room and all mod cons bathroom. Very friendly and helpful staff. Food pretty good although full Derbyshire breakfast could have been cooked a bit longer for my liking."

"Great stay as a family of 4 in the lodge! Perfect for us for a trip to the beautiful Peak District"

"A great stay, good room and staff in a beautiful location. "

"Brilliant stay, beautiful hotel, lovely room. Many thanks"

"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."

"Superb stay in a superb location."

"We enjoyed staying at this traditional inn and meeting the lovely people who run it. It felt like such a genuine, honest, real place - somewhere we could relax and breathe easily, in contrast to the massive chain hotel we had just been staying in in Liverpool, where sheer numbers of guests led inevitably to a dehumanized, mass-produced feel. Here we were real people in a real place eating real food and sleeping in a real room with character and personality. The towels were folded into the shape of swans, the bed was so soft, there was a warm private bathroom with a separate shower and bath, all beautifully clean. From our window we could see the river and the high hills, we could watch the rain sweeping across the landscape and the sun rising clear above the billowing clouds. The walk from the station took us past quietly grazing sheep and banks of sunlit yellow daffodils. We are grateful and very happy to have had such a restorative time here. Thank you to everyone, and long may it continue."