Featuring a restaurant and a bar, The Barrel Inn is located in Eyam, 9.3 miles from Chatsworth House and 12 miles from Buxton Opera House.
Stephen
United Kingdom
Good value, nice pub with great views. Staff were all happy friendly and seemed to enjoy their jobs. Food was way above what I was expecting and of a very high standard. Breakfast was nice and lots of hot fresh coffee.
Located in Eyam, Innisfree Cottage offers free Wi-Fi throughout and free onsite parking. The room includes fresh flowers, chocolates, drinks and biscuits.
Michael
United Kingdom
Lovely tasty breakfast, presentation perfect, a great start to the day.
Brewer's Cottage is a beautifully furnished little cottage where couples can escape the rush and bustle of modern city life and enjoy some precious time in the heart of the stunning Peak District.
Located in Grindleford Bridge, 7 miles from Chatsworth House, The Maynard has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Nick
United States of America
The location, food/drink, staff, facilities all top notch.
Located in Castleton, 10 miles from Buxton Opera House, Ye Olde Nags Head has accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking and a bar.
Jacqueline
United Kingdom
The pub has a lovely atmosphere and our bedroom was lovely, dark carved wooden headboard, two lovely comfortable chairs. Yes we had a view of the cemetery from our window but no problem for us. The breakfast was lovely and freshly cooked. Also had a meal in the evening which was also good.
Located on the edge of Chatsworth Park by the river Derwent, The Wheatsheaf by Marstons Inns feature a bar, a restaurant and free Wi-Fi in Baslow. It is set in an 18-th century coach house.
Randy
United States of America
Great location, minutes from Chatsworth. Clean and comfortable and friendly.
Eyam is a very pretty and really interesting village, with...
Eyam is a very pretty and really interesting village, with plaques on houses which are relevant to the history of the village relating to the plague. They have a museum that also tells the story of how the village was affected by the plague, which unfortunately wasn't open due to time of year. The village pub (The Miners Arms) is a very charming pub with an excellent choice of drinks. They also serve food, which we would definately recommend.
Helen
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Interesting historical village with a harrowing story to...
Interesting historical village with a harrowing story to tell which was well told with signs outside some of the cottages with what had happened to the inhabitants during the Great Plague. This was a stop over for us on out journey to Northumberland.
Liz
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Small but very good and informative museum in the village.
Small but very good and informative museum in the village. We only found one place to eat - at the pub - but the excellent Indian restaurant in nearby Stoney Middleton is worth a visit (booking advised).
Kenneth
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Eyam is a beautiful historic village.
Eyam is a beautiful historic village. A great place to stay with good facilities - a post office, local shop and store, tea rooms, village pub and post office. The Eyam Tea shop is a must and a lovely meal can be had in the Miner's Arms. It's also a great base for exploring the Peak District and surrounding towns and villages.
Kate
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Full of history and character.
Full of history and character. Good to explore local footpaths. Visited in March so lovely and quiet. Recommend walk to Monpesson's Well but it's quite an uphill hike from village.
Walk (or drive) to The Barrel at Bretton for good food and fantastic views.
Sarah
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Such a beautiful and interesting village in the Peak...
Such a beautiful and interesting village in the Peak District, we had no idea of the history of the village during the Plague when we booked a weekend away. The museum and church are well worth visiting, with so much information and memorabilia on show, we were warmly welcomed at both. There’s also lots of interesting information dotted about the village. We were lucky to see the beautiful well dressings when we visited during their carnival week. There are a couple of good places to eat with an excellent choice of food and drinks, The Miners Arms was our favourite, we also enjoyed a coffee and cake at the quirky Vintage Tea Rooms. We would avoid visiting on a bank holiday next time!
The cottage was very cosy and well-equipped, a proper home from home. The hosts were very kind and I was made to feel very welcome, and valued as a customer. The cottage is situated in the centre of the beautiful village of Eyam. It was in a very quiet location. I was able to access the owner's beautiful garden. The hosts provided extras such as free-range eggs from their own hens, fresh flowers, and milk and cereals. They were very thoughtful. The bed was extremely comfortable and I had a very relaxing break.
Despite what Booking says, Bretton cottage is not in Eyam but overlooks it; you have to go through Foolow to get to Bretton which overlooks much of the area...great location though. The host was very helpful recommending local eating establishments (Bull's Head Inn and Red Lion - both were excellent). Our room was big with King Bed which was very comfortable. No ambient light so very dark at night. Breakfasts were first class and host was flexible with mix and match from menu choices. Internet was quite fast.
Lovely Village, set in spectacular scenery and central for visiting some of Derbyshire tourist attractions. The food at the Miner's Arms was outstanding, from the freshly cooked breakfast offering local produce to the stunning food from the evening menu, which offered a wide choice and again cooked to perfection. Ideal place for dog's too, we had two sausage dog's with us and were worn out by the fuss alone.
Excellent location and everything you needed was provided. A large fan was available (arrived in 39 degree heat!). Eyam is a lovely village with a fascinating (but grim) history and there's a little museum which is very informative. Beautiful countryside surrounds the village which does have a post office, shop and pub plus a couple of tea rooms. Easy to park right outside.
Beautiful location with wonderful views. Glad we chose the room which had windows overlooking the view. Lovely clean and comfy room with very modern ensuite. Great smart TV and wifi access. Food was great with an excellent breakfast. Location near Eyam which has a fascinating history and well worth a visit. We spent a lot longer there than we expected.
This hotel was a great find. The beds were really comfortable and we had a great night's sleep . The food was good and the portions were generous. The staff were great, helpful without being intrusive. We would definitely stay there again.
We are hikers; the Barrel Inn is on an amazing ridge above Eyam, the other side goes down to the Hope Valley. As such it is ideal for a two-day hike. The view from the front of the Inn, looking over the White peak, is magical.
Superb location in the heart of the Peak District in the very pretty and historical village of Eyam. Fantastic walks all around. Immaculately clean room with own access. Welcoming hosts, tasty breakfast, very well presented.
The bed and shower facilities were very good. The location is nice and quiet. We were able to walk straight from the property over Eyam Moor and beyond. The owners answered all questions quickly.
Accommodation, village, everything was beautiful, clean, tidy and hosts were super friendly, helpful and they make delicious breakfast. The best place to stay at when exploring Peak District 👌🏻
Took our niece and nephew in school holidays & we had a great time. Very close to Eyam & Eyam edge. Great historic building. Beds comfortable & everything clean. Staff friendly & helpful.
A beautiful peaceful location. Dogs were very happy there. Very clean and tidy with a good coffee machine. Short walk to a lovely village pub, didn't eat there but food looked good.
Friendly staff, comfortable spacious room, excellent bathroom and shower, great food, and an unrivalled location with an amazing view over the Peak District.
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