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"Great location, right in the town centre. Very modern and clean. Easy to control the temperature of the room. Downside: low shower pressure and no parking. A council car park is a minute walk away which is fine but the app didn't work and I had to go and pay again after 6pm in order to pay for the morning. "

"Lovely warm room in quiet location. Decent breakfast and friendly staff."

"A lovely Inn to stay in historic Hathersage. Small car park that made parking a little tricky at times. Pleasant room overlooking the car park. Bed a little uncomfortable but not a problem. Excellent food and drink in the pub. Breakfast time is limited to 8:30 to 9:30 although they did a slightly later breakfast for us on the Saturday so that my wife could do the nearby parkrun."

"Above a busy pub but surprisingly quiet up in the room."

"We stayed in the Shepherds Hut and it was smashing. Loved the fire. Everything was provided. Both the Sunday meal and breakfast were top marks. "

"We were pleasantly surprised; rooms very comfortable and good pub food. Will definitely go back when in the area again. "

"Would love to stay here again! Breakfast was great. "

"Excellent location and very impressed with the rooms - will definitely stay again "

"Room clean and modern staff friendly food good value location good only negative was sound on tv"

"Room and ensuite looked good, was spotless and had everything we needed. Comfy bed. Breakfast really tasty. Staff friendly. Really close to AO arena and shops. Will definitely return. "

"Stayed in the single room with a dog. The room was very comfortable and well appointed and a good size with single bed. The shower room was of a good size. The room overlooks the garden, some car parking and partial view of a road from the village. Out of season this room was lovely and quiet and suited my needs. If the pub had been busier with people sat in garden until later, then it may not have suited me personally, as much. Dining as a single person was ok but I would have liked to have...

"I stayed two nights in Castleton in mid-November amid some early snow which made the village and the walks around the hills stunning. But the real treat came after a long day of hiking when I was able to return to a cozy pub to have a hot meal, a pint of ale and a nice read by a roaring fire. The four-poster room was spacious and clean, with a beautiful view over the hills and fields. Meal portions were generous and very delicious, and all the staff were friendly and accommodating. If you are...