Casas de campo en Hope Valley

"We very much enjoyed our stay at wisteria cottage. We were all pleasantly surprised at how spacious it is, but still being homely and cosy. The kitchen has everything needed to make your stay perfect.The welcome hamper was a very thoughtful gift. And the milk, coffee, tea etc was greatly appreciated for us to have that well needed cuppa on arrival. The cottage is in the perfect location to be able to explore the historic village of Eyam and the surrounding area. We all slept so well, as the beds...

"We had a great stay at the cottage, the children particularly enjoyed the swimming pool it was brilliant."

"Quaint perfect little cottage in the heart of Castleton"

"Property was very nicely decorated with a cosy feel with contemporary fixtures and fittings. Location was great - nice and rural, but close to Tideswell and Monsel Head. In the couple of days we were there we visited Bakewell, Hathersage and walked Castleton and Mam Tor. We love the area and would certainly stay here again. "

"The Old Dairy was as advertised and the farm itself is very pretty. The location is well situated in the Peak and easy to get to various towns and walks. Getting back and forth to Sheffield is under 30 minutes as well. The host was very communicative and when we left a jumper behind - posted it back to us the next day. We would definitely return to the farm."

"This flat has everything you need for a few days in the Peak District. It’s just steps away from pubs and restaurants as well as several main walking tracks. The kitchen is well furnished, and the shower is roomy with plenty of hot water. The washer and dryer are separate rather than the all-in-one we’ve sometimes found. We had a wonderful stay, and we would stay here again."

"Exceptionally well presented and equipped. Quiet, clean and comfortable. More options on the TV that at many places. Good food at walkable pubs. A little tricky to find, so would recommend parking nearby and doing a recce on foot first! Extremely well placed for walks to and beyond Castleton and especially for the hills behind Bradwell"