The Cheshire Cheese Inn

Quaint pub serving great ales the food was absolutely delicious huge plates full of great food. We could not finish it all. Breakfast was amazing great local fresh produce set us up for the day Would recommend staying here

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.

It was a friendly place to stay with extremely good food especially the breakfasts. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom facilities excellent. It was in a lovely village, with pleasant people in the coffee shops, and a nice walk near the church with a river and horses in a field. only a few minutes away from Castleton too.

Great stay in the heart of the Peak District. Friendly service, great food and excellent beers.

Friendly staff, great food fantastic overnight stay for young / old couples who want to wake up with the countryside at there frontdoor. Amazing night was had by all

Great location. Friendly landlord offering tips on best places for walks etc. Good breakfast. Room quite cosy but bathroom could do with an update and better window insulation.

We had a nice stay and the food was really good.

Amazing place loved the breakfast bery friendly staff beey clean beautiful place

We had a lovely two night stay here for a wedding that was being held close by. The staff were so friendly and welcoming.

It was amazing, the staff were really helpful, the breakfast was a showstopper every morning. I loved our stay. Right near by everything you need: a babbling brook, a lively local village, and Loose Hill.

Great place to start exploring the Peak District

The pub staff were very welcoming,the breakfasts were generous portions and very well cooked.we ate on both evenings and again the meals were very good. The owner who I think was called Laura was extremely helpful with local knowledge about the walking routes that are available and she even let us borrow a map. The area is beautiful and a walkers paradise. We will return to this Inn.

The staff and owners of the pub were amazing and couldn’t do enough to make our stay good. The bed was incredibly comfortable. The pub is situated in a small village and there is road noise but it’s quiet at night. It’s an incredibly old building so obviously not going to be modern and sparkling new. A nice stay

We’ve just had a lovely weekend in this quaint old pub situated in a quiet part of Hope. We had a very warm welcome, all the staff were very friendly and the breakfasts and evening meals were excellent with lots of food options. Our room was cosy and very clean and comfortable. Ideally situated for walking and exploring the local area. Thanks to all for a fabulous weekend x

Amazing friendly owners and staff. Cannot say a thing negative. Helpful and nothing was too much trouble. Local to Mam Tor and Castleton village. Will stay again.

Accommodation A bit tired and cobwebs on the ceiling in the bedroom. Service however was excellent with a friendly staff. Food was fine

Lovely cosy country pub with great food and friendly service. Perfect for a cosy weekend in the Peaks

What a lovely old fashioned inn and set in such a beautiful part of the UK, and not a stones thrown from stunning Castleton. It's important to remember that the accommodation will primarily be used by walkers. It's also important to state that this is an old inn, so the floors in the rooms are a little topsy turvie. But to me, it just added character to the accommodation. The room was warm and welcoming. The chocolate biscuits - Breakaway and Blueriben add a little nostalgia to our stay. The bed was big and very comfortable. Breakfast was very good and hot. We ate in the inn both nights and the meals were excellent, with a good selection of hand pulled ales. We booked a table for both nights, which proved a good move as the inn did get busy from very early evening. There is limited car parking opposite the inn, which comprises of around 5 spaces. It's a matter of first come, first served as these are also used by pub goers - not just accommodation guests. Take my advice, if you can't get parked in one of these spaces, then park your car down the road, nearer the main road / around the butcher's shop which is a 3 or 4 minute walk. The pub is on a narrow lane and lighting isn't good.

Lovely old traditional place ~ cosy open fire very happy & helpful staff who make it extra special, great food , small village location, would return

Had a great weekend away here. The hosts were really friendly and helpful. The food was excellent and good value and the breakfast was great too. Only 2 minor points, the room was a bit dusty in places and could do with a bit of a freshen up bith minor, but the biggest problem was the electric shower which seemed to have a mind of its own the flow and temperature constantly changing which was very frustrating. Overall we had a great stay and would stay here again.