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Went over to the Lathkil area evening. Intended to just call in somewhere for a drink. When we arrived at the Lathkil Hotel we decided to eat too. It was quite busy but we secured a table. Not eaten there for years although we call in sometimes for a drink. the meal was fabulous- tasty, hot, delicious food with a home cooked look. reasonably priced too. lots of choice on the menu. staff very friendly and welcoming. Very helpful. …..and what amazing views!! The Hotel is situated in beautiful countryside but there is no view better than the panoramic one you see from the restaurant dining room windows. Would highly recommend

This is a hotel with traditional British architecture. It is located in the center of the town and is very convenient for visiting the town. We stayed on the third floor and had to walk up the stairs, but we could ask them to help carry the luggage up. The room was small but nostalgic. If you expect it to be like a big hotel, you might be disappointed, but this is a place the British love. The breakfast is good. Overall, I am quite satisfied with this choice!

We stayed at the H Boutique Hotel so as to visit the Christmas at Chatsworth experience (brilliant BTW) but although the hotel ought to have been excellent there were too many “fails”. Summary: LIKES- a large double aspect room which was modern and comfortable. The staff were very friendly and did their best to help and engage at all times The hotel was central in Bakewell and so it was easy to walk and explore all the shops cafes etc. DISLIKES- the heating and plumbing were not functional. The room was heated by a hot air system which was noisy and not particularly efficient. Also, it switched on and off automatically through the night which woke us up. The hot water was only ever warm (not hot) and the shower was just a trickle. It’s a shame as the bathroom was modern and expensively fitted so why didn’t it work properly? It was cold weather while we were there and we never really felt warm at any time during our stay. The catering arrangements are also very odd. Apparently the attached tea room where we had breakfast is a separate business and although the girls were friendly and helpful it didn’t help that it was so cold in there. The reception area of the hotel to which is adjacent opens directly on to the street so every time the door opened an icy blast came through. When we left the chap on reception was wearing an anorak to keep warm! Parking is a bit of a lottery as you have to use public car parks which are patrolled by fiercely efficient car park attendants. And if you arrive on a Monday as we did, all the surrounding streets are closed off for the market so it’s impossible to actually get to the hotel with your luggage until 7pm. SUMMARY- a pleasant and modern hotel with helpful and friendly staff but clearly none of them are trained hoteliers with the experience to manage guests’ expectations. Great potential, sadly unrealised at the moment. We wouldn’t return.

It is only over one kilometer away from the 05 version of ”Pride and Prejudice”. Walking along the path, the scenery is excellent. The hotel is clean and tidy, and there is a country pub downstairs with Western food. It is much cheaper than the nearby Cavendish Hotel.

In the Peak District National Park, the surrounding scenery is particularly quiet; the residents of the hotel and the surrounding towns are very nice. The hotel room is large and the outdoor dining area is also very large.