Beautiful location. Free parking. Extremely friendly staff. Delicious continental and cooked breakfast, including a wide range of healthy options. Rooms are also lovely for the price, but not practical. Could do with a chest of drawers instead of a useless glass cabinet, shelf in the bathroom for your toothbrush, etc, and maybe some hooks on the back of the door to hang your coat? All easy fixes, which would bump it up to five stars.

A great 'local pub' located in a truly atmospheric hamlet. Staff & customers treat visitors with equally friendly service & chats. Excellent authentic Thai food, sensibly priced & nicely presented. 'Thirsty Thursdays' is a real bonus too, with some draught beers at just £3/pint (£3.50 if paying by card).

Popped in a couple of times for a pint during a stay in Heptonstall, and got some food to takeaway, to get some of the nicest Thai food I’ve had in a little village in the Peak District was a real treat. Really nice pub as well, but the food was great!

I travel a lot and this is one of the best hotels/inns I've been to. It's an old house, and it looks like it, but it is by no means dirty or otherwise uncomfortable in the rooms. The pub downstairs is a nice atmosphere, and one needs to expect the noise, but I didn't mind them. The service is impeccable. I have rarely seen staff that is this friendly, considerate, and caring. I would give 6 stars for them, if I could. The location in the village is a nice one, I just warn everyone to take the bus up, because walking, especially with luggage, will be a task for sure. Overall, this was a great experience, and I see myself returning when I visit Heptonstall again.

We stayed for one night bed and breakfast, the room was clean, tidy and was well equipped. The staff (Linda) was very pleasant, hilariously funny and couldn’t do enough for us. We had a very tasty cooked breakfast. Would strongly recommend and hopefully will be returning one day soon.