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GB · couple · Oct 2026
Lovely place to stay
Lovely room, very comfortable and quiet, good quality toiletries, friendly, helpful staff, delicious food, excellent decor
Very small car park, room was a little too warm overnight
GB · family_with_children · Oct 2026
Great breakfast. Dining room good
Room small Also not in main hotel. Had to walk over busy main road. Wasn't aware of this. Overall expensive for what you get
GB · couple · Oct 2026
We loved Bakewell and enjoyed our stay at the hotel.
Location was good, hotel staff friendly and helpful, service excellent. We found our mattress was hard and lumpy. We did mention it to reception when we left.
Uncomfortable bed.
GB · solo_traveller · Oct 2026
Lovely stay in a very comfortable hotel
Very comfortable room and extremely clean. Central location in a nice town. Staff very polite. The included breakfast was excellent - lots of choice in the cooked options plus buffet with cereal, yoghurt, fruit, toast
The car park is tiny and I only managed to park there once, but that is highlighted by the hotel. There are car parks close by but it is rather annoying to have to pay an overnight fee
GB · couple · Oct 2026
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