Where To Stay
Start planning your break and find the perfect place to stay in the Peak District and Derbyshire.
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NOTE: If you are searching for accommodation for a group of 8 or more guests, please visit our Group Accommodation page.
Book a break at one of our cosy self-catering cottages, scenic campsites, luxury lodges, homely bed and breakfasts or boutique spa hotels and enjoy a break to remember in the Peak District and Derbyshire.
Filter your search by location and accommodation type if you know your criteria, or simply browse our extensive range of places to stay in the Peak District and Derbyshire and complete your booking online today. Great places to stay include Callow Top Holiday Park, Hoe Grange Gorgeous Glamping Pods, Bakewell Hotels & Gypsy Caravan and Ashford Mill to name a few!
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Sandybrook Lodges
Sandybrook Lodges provide luxury self catering lodges (some with hot tubs) on our 5 star holiday park. With just 53 lodges Sandybrook is a small…
Open today: 8:30am - 8:00pm
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Bike & Boot Leisure Hotels at Bike & Boot
A new Leisure Hotel brand for the 21st century - welcoming walkers, dog owners, cyclists and adventurers to the Peak District
Open today: 8:30am - 8:00pm
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Hoe Grange Holidays
Peaceful Peak District log cabins with stunning views, hot tubs and a relaxed farm setting
Open today: 8:30am - 8:00pm
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The Barrel Inn
A traditional Derbyshire country inn, dating back to 1597. With five en-suite bedrooms it is the perfect place to stay.
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Ashbourne Gateway Lodge
Opened in 2026 and comprises of a seven bedroom hostel with ensuite bathrooms sleeping up to 35 people and two adjacent self-catering apartments.
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Rivendale Lodge Retreat
From lodges to treehouses, you can enjoy your time here sitting in your private hot tub or tucking into some food at the restaurant.
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Muse Escapes (Buxton) Ltd
Luxury without compromise, a place to stay with all the family for every occasion
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Kenwood Hall Hotel & Spa
A luxury hotel and spa in Sheffield. Kenwood Hall Hotel, is easily accessible from the M1. The hotel combines a convenient location and idyllic…
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The Ashford Arms
A lovingly restored historic 17th-century inn with bar, restaurant and rooms. Located in the picturesque village of Ashford in the Water
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Hoe Grange Holidays
Peaceful Peak District log cabins with stunning views, hot tubs and a relaxed farm setting
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Fischers Baslow Hall
Fischer’s offers the ultimate in laid back luxury and unique culinary experiences. This award-winning, family-owned restaurant and hotel are the…
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Hopton Hall Holiday Cottages
Cottages enjoy shared use of facilites including an indoor heated swimming pool. An area of woodland for visitors, paddock with play area and BBQ.
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The Beeley Inn
Just a short walk from Chatsworth House, this Inn and its 18 beautiful en-suite bedrooms blend an idyllic village setting with contemporary comfort.
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The Cavendish Hotel
Situated on the Chatsworth Estate, The Cavendish Hotel’s location is arguably its greatest asset, offering unrivalled access to all that the Peak…
Frequently asked questions
- Where should I stay in the Peak District and Derbyshire?
It depends on what you want to do - walking hotspots, family attractions, historic towns or quiet countryside escapes. Use our Where to Stay guide to filter by location, accommodation type and themes.
- What types of accommodation are available in the Peak District?
You’ll find cottages, lodges, hotels, B&Bs, campsites and glamping - plus options for families, groups, dog owners and accessible travel.
- Are there dog-friendly places to stay in the Peak District and Derbyshire?
Yes - many cottages, lodges and hotels welcome dogs. Filter by Dog Friendly and check each listing for policies and any additional charges.
- Can I find accessible accommodation in Derbyshire?
Yes - there are accessible hotels and self-catering options with adapted facilities. Filter by Accessible and review listing details before booking.
- Where should I stay for outdoor adventures in the Peak District?
Stay near walking and cycling hubs, reservoirs, and adventure attractions. Many visitors choose areas close to trail networks and activity centres for outdoor-focused trips.
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