Good Hotel Guide Review
Zoe and Chris Hipwell’s personable small hotel has ‘superb’ views, across the rooftops of the historic spa village, towards limestone cliffs and the River Derwent. The terraced gardens have space to sit; inside the Georgian town house, most of the restored features (ornate glasswork, a tiled entrance hall, the wood-and-glass bar) date to the ownership of Victorian wine merchant Job Hodgkinson, who stored his wares in the Roman-era cave. Some of the traditionally furnished bedrooms have river views; in one, a four-poster bed and a roll-top bath; in another, ideal for a family, a pull-out couch and space for an extra bed. Modern European dishes are served in the intimate restaurant. ‘Excellent walks’ from the door.
Hotel details
Address
150 South Parade
Matlock Bath
Derbyshire
DE4 3NR
England
Telephone
01629 582170
Bedrooms
8.
Open
all year except Christmas week, restaurant closed Sun, Mon eve, except on bank holidays and for guests who have pre-booked.
Facilities
sitting room, restaurant with bar, in-room TV (Freeview), terraced garden, limited parking (road parking nearby).
Background music
radio (daytime), ‘lounge, easy listening’ (evening) in public areas and restaurant.
Children
all ages welcomed.
Dogs
allowed in some bedrooms, lounge, not in restaurant.
Credit cards
MC, Visa.
Prices
per room B&B single £77–£125, double £95–£165, D,B&B £151–£221. Set dinner £28 (2 courses), £32 (3 courses). 2-night
Good Hotel Guide articles about
Hodgkinson’s Hotel
- Sunday Post: Top 10 hotels in the Peak District
- Stoke Sentinel: Top 10 hotels in the Peak District