Dog Friendly Hotels Peak District

The Briar is a converted semi-detached out building forming part of a Grade II barn, sitting in the heart of a working farm. The fields in front slope down to the River Ecclesbourne which is a designated special landscape area full of natural wildlife. From the front gate, a public right of way gives access to a countryside littered with footpaths to enjoy. A west facing lawn in front of the magnificent barn can be used to sit, relax and enjoy the views into the evening sunshine. The Briar is ideally situated for access to the Peak District and many other attractions, Chatsworth House is less than an hour away, Derby city can be reached in 20 minutes. The Black Swan, restaurant and pub is within walking distance. There is ample parking on the owners’ drive.

Discover the charm of a delightful cottage, perfect for families and friends seeking a retreat in a picturesque village surrounded by breathtaking countryside. This inviting holiday home offers a harmonious blend of old-world charm and modern comforts. The lower floor boasts oak beams and original features that exude character, while the living room features a snug wood burner for cosy evenings. The well-appointed kitchen is equipped to a high standard, and the comfortable bedrooms provide a welcoming haven after a day of adventures.
Nestled in South Wingfield, Ivy Cottage is ideally positioned for leisurely village strolls and is within easy reach of the local village gastro pub. Outside, the garden is a serene spot to relax and relish the splendid views. It’s the perfect base for exploring the scenic wonders of the Peak District National Park. The village of South Wingfield is conveniently located near Crich, a place brimming with character and history, where you’ll find an array of shops and several inviting pubs. Scenic walks abound around the village, which is also home to the renowned National Tramway Museum.
Venture a bit further up the valley, and you’ll be greeted by some of the most stunning vistas of the Derbyshire Dales. Matlock, just 7¼ miles away, offers a variety of shops, pubs, and restaurants, along with attractions like Gulliver’s Kingdom. Consider a cable car ride to the Heights of Abraham’s summit, where you can revel in fabulous views and explore show caves, a nature trail, water gardens, and an owl maze—the perfect outing for the whole family. Heading south leads you to the starting point of the High Peak Cycle Trail, while to the north, the market town of Bakewell beckons. Be sure not to miss tasting the famous Bakewell tart! Nearby, you’ll find the grandeur of Chatsworth House and Park, the historical charm of Haddon Hall, and the recreational allure of Carsington Water, offering a wealth of water sports. A shop is just 500 yards away, and you’ll find a welcoming pub and restaurant a mile from Ivy Cottage.

Beautifully finished end-terrace cottage situated on the outskirts of Belper, boasting bar and outdoor hot tub. Belper 1 mile.

Spacious, detached property sleeping 10 in the Derbyshire countryside. Countryside views. Woodburner. Dog-friendly.

A mid-terrace property resting within the village of Duffield. Two pets welcome. Woodburning fire. WiFi. Restaurant, pub and shop within a 2-minute walk.

A lovely Grade II listed old mill workers cottage resting in the charming town of Belper in Derbyshire. Characterful features. Countryside views. Woodburning stove. Hot tub. Derby 8.5 miles; Matlock 10.3 miles; Nottingham 19.3 miles.

A lovely detached cottage situated in Milford, near Duffiled, in Derbyshire. En-suite. Off-road parking. Enclosed garden. Secure bike storage. Belper 1.9 miles; Matlock 12.2 miles; Ashbourne 12.5 miles.

A Peaceful, relaxing and rural retreat with outdoor, above ground, heated (May-Mid Sept) pool and amazing views. Set in the beautiful Derbyshire countryside in the village of Parkhead near to Crich and Matlock.
The property has a contemporary look, with a spacious living area on the first floor, where the double bedroom can be found. Downstairs, as you enter the property, you are greeted with the kitchen and a shower room, perfect after using the pool. The living area boasts a large cinema screen, which is for guests use, and a great selection of games, books and DVDs.

When spending time outside of the property you will be spoilt for choice, with the numerous seating areas dotted around the property. In an excellent location, Hill Top Cottage is the perfect base for walking and exploring the Peak District. The many attractions in the area include Arkwright Mills, Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall and the lovely market towns of Bakewell and Matlock. The village of Crich, known as Cardale in the hit TV series ‘Peak Practice’ is full of character and history, and boasts a number of shops and several pubs.

There are walks around the village, home to the National Tramway Museum, and trams move up the valley to some of the most beautiful views of the Derbyshire Dales. Matlock, 7 miles away, offers a range of shops, pubs and restaurants, as well as attractions such as Gulliver’s Kingdom.

Magnificent views down the gorge can be enjoyed from the cable car that takes visitors up to the Heights of Abraham, a great place for all the family with its show caves, nature trail, water gardens and Owl Maze. South of the town is the start of the High Peak Cycle Trail. No better place to spend a break in the beautiful Peak District.

A traditional Gentleman’s residence, this grand three storey detached holiday home is well presented, offering an ideal base for a family holiday or short break with friends. Set upon the hillside overlooking the Derwent Valley, it is the perfect location to enjoy walks and cycling from the doorstep into the surrounding countryside and is just a short drive from the historic town centre of Belper.

The 5-bedroom property is well equipped to accommodate many guests. The spacious farmhouse style kitchen with a large Lacanche range, American style fridge freezer and log burner offers guests a chance to gather around the table. A charming breakfast room off the kitchen is a quiet spot to enjoy your morning coffee whilst admiring the views. The cosy living room with large ornate stone carved fireplace and log burner is the perfect spot to relax and reflect after a day exploring all the area has to offer.

For those of you wanting a surprise, look no further. Down the stairs from the first floor, the property hides an enormous vaulted under croft with a games room, housing a full-size snooker table, wine cellar and lower entrance hall, leading out onto the courtyard seating area. Hot tub hire (subject to availability) can be arranged with the owner at an additional cost. You will find an enclosed terrace at the front of the house, another sunny seating area with a former billiard table providing the vast outdoor table, and pizzas can be cooked in the outdoor pizza oven. A grassed orchard with established fruit trees completes the outdoor space, and ample off street parking is provided.

Within a few minutes walking distance is the local village pub serving fine cask ales and food. The market town of Belper stands at the heart of the Derwent Valley which was granted World Heritage Site status in 2001. The Derwent Valley Visitor Centre located within the Strutt’s North Mill gives visitors the chance to see inside the mill, cotton spinning, and discover more about the town’s history and the industrial revolution. Belper River Gardens offers visitors a tranquil setting to view the River Derwent and is located adjacent the Strutt’s historic North Mill and dominant red bricked East Mill. The industrial-inspired children’s play area and café are open all year, whilst in the summer months, rowing boat hire, and brass bands playing in the bandstand can be enjoyed.
Belper town centre, winner of the 2020 Champion High Street Award for England, boasts many independent shops, cafés, pubs, bars and a cinema.

Traditional towns of Ashbourne and Bakewell are nearby. The magnificent Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall and Pooles Cavern are just a few of the attractions, and Matlock Bath is only a 20-minute drive, well known for its riverside parade of fish and chip shops, arcades, cable cars and aquarium. For the younger guests, Matlock Bath is the home of Gulliver’s Kingdom. Thrill seekers will find Alton Towers around a 45-minute drive away. Shops 1 mile, pub and restaurant ¼ mile.

Soak up the breath-taking views, relax and unwind or get out and explore – there are plenty of adventures for you and your four-legged friend right from the doorstep. Aside from the perfect location, the lodge offers guests a cosy open plan living, dining, and kitchen area. The double bedroom has been thoughtfully decorated to give you a calming feel alongside the shower room. The Lodge is well-equipped and lovingly furnished and decorated by the owners to make you feel at home and ready to relax as soon as you arrive.
The historical village of Wirksworth is only 3 miles away and is home to a well-established art and architecture trail, arts festival every September and has a range of cafes, pubs and restaurants. Just a 15 minute drive away is Carsington Water and the popular town of Ashbourne. Also close by is the Peak District town of Matlock, together with its neighbour, Matlock Bath, which are set in the beautiful wooded gorge of the river Derwent. Matlock offers a range of shops, pubs, and restaurants as well as a whole host of other exciting attractions. Magnificent views down the gorge can be enjoyed from the cable car, which takes visitors up to the Heights of Abraham - a great place for all the family! South of the town is the start of the High Peak Cycle Trail, whilst to the north lie the market town of Bakewell, Haddon Hall and Chatsworth House - not to be missed! Close by Belper, situated in the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage site, is a town with a long and famous history dating back to the 13th century, when it was then called Beaurepaire (beautiful retreat), a name that still holds today. Now you’ll find it to be a spirited and bustling town, with attractions including the North Mill, Long Row and the River Gardens. There is a thriving local music and arts scene, and the town hosts an annual Arts festival every May as well as winter and summer food festivals and a monthly farmers’ market.