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"Primitive Croft 1 was the perfect cottage for our cosy long weekend away."
Parking at the back of the cottage is great- no need to worry about on street parking. Good sized rooms for the 2 of us and the kitchen had everything we needed. There was a little welcome pack of essentials and the cottage was very welcoming on our arrival. We didn't have a problem with the sofa as some reviews have noted but a foot stool would be a nice touch. We didnt have any logs left for us for the wood burner but we had taken some of our own and purchased some more from B&q- 3bags for £17. The enclosed garden was brilliant for our pup and the use of meadow was fantastic for our pup to safely run around off lead- a great idea!
The location is great right between Buxton and Bakewell- plenty of walks on the doorstep too.
The one thing that could have been a little better was the cleaning- we found dog hairs in the kitchen on our arrival. We understand this having a pup ourself however it did make us give everywhere a wipe around with antibac before settling down to be on the safe side under the covid circumstances. That being said it didn't impact on us and we really enjoyed our stay.
We would definitely recommend the cottages and would stay again. Many thanks.
Reviewed by EmmaOct 2021
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"Lovely little cottage second time we have stayed there."
Just one small thing the cleaning wasn’t up to the standard of our first visit had to dust the headboard and clean the downstairs toilet apart from that we had a great time away. Chelmorton is a lovely village great walks and a great pub for drinks and food
Reviewed by TrevorSep 2021
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"Excellent pub in Chelmorton, church Inn."
Good walks and reasonable close to Buxton for facilities.
Reviewed by GrenvilleSep 2021
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"Great to have the use of the dog field just along the road!"
Parking is in fact roadside or around the back of the 3 cottages.
Reviewed by RosemaryAug 2021
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"Sofa broken which was reported to owner, she was very quick to respond and kept us informed about sorting it out"
Reviewed by CherylAug 2021
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"Brilliant location."
Excellent base for exploring the peak district. Great for bringing your dog.
Reviewed by HollieAug 2021
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"Description of shower over bath was misleading as was only suitable for hair washing."
It was too low for any normal use and no shower curtain.
Thank you for your comment on our hand held shower attachment. We try to ensure no description is misleading and believe an en-suite jacuzzi bath with hand-held shower attachment represents the facility well. The bathroom photo also clearly indicates that it is not a full shower.
Property Owner
Reviewed by RobertJul 2021
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"The cottage was great the area is perfect in the fact it's near Buxton, Bakewell, Castleton and Ashbourne."
The meadow that comes with the cottage was brilliant for our dog, though a gate at the side of the cottage would be ideal as he could go straight into the front garden.
The cottage had everything we required but as others have mentioned the sofa needs replacing as its lost its structure and without pillows from the bed very uncomfortable.
The pub along the road is a must they are welcoming and the food is of a good standard.
We loved our time there and would go again.
Many thanks Tracey.
Reviewed by MicheleJun 2021
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"The cottage was in a prime location to travel to Buxton and Bakewell and many other places of interest."
It had walks from the doorstep for either the long haul or short haul walkers. The paddock provided to walk our little cockapoo was briliant and the enclosed garden was a plus too. The cottage itself was ideal in all aspects and we would definitely recommend it. We are planning a return trip as there are so many amazing places to visit that we didn't get chance to go to.
Reviewed by MargaretMay 2021
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"Pleasant little cottage, with nice facilities, superbly clean with good parking."
Reviewed by DeanMay 2021
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"We really enjoyed our stay at the cottage, the standard of hygiene was very high and we were pleased to have the welcome pack."
Chelmorton is a lovely village, very peaceful with plenty of local walks and within east reach of many other walks and places of interest.
Reviewed by MichaelApr 2021
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"We had a lovely holiday, the cottage was warm and welcoming, needed with the rather inclement weather."
The kitchen was well equipped, just missing a few things , a veg peeler , cheese grater and a casserole dish would have been useful. Agree with other guests that the sofa is quite cosy for two , some kind of foot rest would make a difference, nice to cosy up in front of the wood burner, shame we had no wood provided, a trip to the local B&Q soon sorted that out. Bedroom warm and cosy, jacuzzi bath a real treat and a safe enclosed garden for the dog, as well as the meadow for some off leash runs, Ollie loved it. Yes I would recommend a holiday here. Guests must go to the local pub The Church, certain of a warm welcome, food is excellent, large portions and dog friendly. Lovely friendly village, good walking in the area and easy access to Buxton and Bakewell by car.
Reviewed by SueOct 2020
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"A very nice cottage in a great location."
Good sized living room/kitchen and bedroom. Nice to have downstairs toilet as well as in bathroom upstairs. The wi-fi worked well, shame there is no phone signal so had to use email to contact owners. A few negatives - there was no barbecue as advertised. The vacuum didn't work (although that wasn't a problem and owner did ask if we wanted it sorting) . There was no starter pack of wood for the wood burner. We sent a message and some arrived the next day but was a bit disappointed as it was a few bits of skirting board and some Formica coated chipboard. Once we had booked and paid we found out there were some restrictions on where the dog could and couldn't go. Pity that is not in the property description as it would affect some peoples decision to book. People in neighbouring cottage thought this too.
Reviewed by MarkAug 2020
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"Fantastic week away, loved the cottage, pub down the road was great."
Lovely food, very welcoming.. nice walks. Will be booking again next year.
Reviewed by SimonAug 2020
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"Lovely holiday in The Peaks, cottage clean, good location pub just up the road, nice walks on doorstep."
Good for parking as can park off road. Jacuzzi bath was a bonus after long walks! In the details it said there was use of a barbecue but there wasn’t one, text the owner but no response that was the only negative.
Reviewed by FionaAug 2020
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"Everything about the cottage was fantastic, the village of Chelmorton was beautiful and the pub at the top of the hill was fantastic food great and staff very helpful, can't wait to go back again."
Reviewed by MickJul 2020
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"Lovely cozy cottage, ideal to self isolate , great pub up the road and good walks."
Locals are friendly and helpful as are the owners.
Our dog loved the private paddock and the view is fantastic.
Reviewed by MichaelMar 2020
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"We have just returned home after spending five nights at this property."
The location was perfect to enjoy the Peak District. We had quite a bit of snow but the cottage was so warm and cosy that we didn’t mind at all. The owners had thought of everything to make our stay an enjoyable one. The jacuzzi bath was a luxury. We will definitely be returning at a later date. I would highly recommend this property. Also the Church Inn in the village is very good .
Reviewed by SheronFeb 2020
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"Fantastic cosy little cottage!"
Clean & comfortable with a very well equipped kitchen. The only downside was the settee which was a little uncomfortable however we used the cushions & pillows from upstairs which helped! The underfloor heating was a bonus too!
As dog owners, having private access to the meadows just a short walk from the cottage was great as dogs can run free off lead and it is enclosed.
There's a great pub in the village, the Church Inn, within walking distance and the food there is amazing! Also dog friendly.
The cottage is within easy reach of many great walks and surrounding areas and there are many good places to eat.
Would definitely recommend and hope to return in the future.
Reviewed by SarahFeb 2020
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"The cottage was gorgeous and we'll equipped but was extremely warm ( even with snow outside)."
There was advice to call the owner with any issues but unfortunately there wasn't a phone signal.
Thank you for your feedback. We are glad you liked the cottage and managed to enjoy the snow!
Due to the poor reception in the village, text messaging is stronger. The information booklet in cottage also gives home address of owner just 50yds away.
We hope to welcome you back to the cottage in the future Property Owner
Reviewed by MandyFeb 2020
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"Lovely modern cottage in a quiet village, great location for a few days or longer to see the sights of the Peck District."
The cottage had everything you need to enjoy your stay, would definitely recommend it.
Reviewed by AnthonyNov 2019
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"Everything we needed to know was explained to us by Tracey the day before we arrived."
The cottage itself was exactly as the photos. Clean, tidy and cosy. Had everything you could need for a weekend away. The only negative was the sofa is very small and not easy for 2 people to relax comfortably on for any period of time.
Lovely village with a nice pub which we were able to take our dog to. Food was very good.
All in all a lovely weekend away.
Reviewed by KarenNov 2019
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"The cottage was lovely it had everything you could need with walks on the doorstep."
Bed was very comfortable but only negative was the uncomfortable settee. We resolved this by bringing 2 of the bed pillows down to sit on on it to stop it from sagging so much.
Would recommend and would definitely stay again in the future.
Reviewed by AdeleOct 2019
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"The cottage was very clean on arrival apart from paint splashes on down stairs floor which was a shame as flooring was lovely!"
Loved the underfloor heating.Everything was of a very good standard, bed linen was beautiful towels thick and soft.The welcome pack was a nice touch also as the little welcome party.
Charlie our dog loved the large area for him to walk and play.
We have rented a few Sykes cottages now as feel this was the best one! Nice area with lots to do, thank you we enjoyed our stay.
Reviewed by ValOct 2019
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"Lovely modern cottage in a beautiful village setting, would highly recommend for anyone who just wants to get away from it all."
Great paddock to take your dog in, we loved it!!
Reviewed by JoshSep 2019
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"We found that the comfort of the Cottage was very poor with only a 2 seater settee as the only seating in the lounge."
We found that because of the open plan design that noise echoed around the cottage and cooking smells invaded our sleeping area, because there were no doors cutting off these faults. The lack of a blind/curtain in the bathroom and the kitchen area was rather off putting as we did not know for sure that we were not being observed from outside. The actual blinds in the bedroom were completely useless as they failed to cut out the morning light. When we did look out the kitchen window, the view was cut off with a very high stone wall and we did not realise from the description that we would not have a very good landscape view of the Dales. Notification should have been given that mobile phone signal was very poor and could only be received in the limited opening of the village pub. We will not be returning.
Reviewed by GilbertSep 2019
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"The cottage was beautiful, with very modern features and great ambience and lovely touches, making it a wonderful home from home."
There was a great welcome pack of essentials and in invitation for a small get together the first evening. It was fun and full of useful hints for the holiday. My dog had an enclosed back garden and was chuffed with the underfloor heating, too. I loved the village and the walks around the area were full of England at its best with pasture and meadow, dry stone walls and sheep and cattle grazing. I look forward to coming back to Chelmorton for another holiday :)
Reviewed by PaulSep 2019
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"The main drawback was no phone signal and no WiFi."
The house was clean and comfortable.it gave the minimum necessary for 2 the toilet seat was repaired by selves and thick dust on bed headboard but that is ultra critiçal. If you enjoy being away from everything and deep into a country village with no local amenities apart from one pub, go for it.
Reviewed by ChristineAug 2019
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"We had a very enjoyable stay, so much to do within 30 mins of destination."
Walkers paradise. Would definately return to this area.
Reviewed by DianeJul 2019
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"The cottage is lovely!"
It was built in 2016 and blends the traditional look with modern conveniences and style. The kitchen is well equipped and yet there is room for you to store your own food. The cottage is open plan and whilst it is a one bedroom property, it has plenty of room and a spacious feel. The bed is the most comfortable bed I have ever slept on and I am not exaggerating! The garden is laid with astro grass and has no flowers, which I found quite acceptable as it was a nice space for my dog to move about in. Just up the road is a 3 acre meadow that is accessible only for guests of Primitive Croft. It is the perfect place to let your dog safely off lead.
The cottage is well placed for exploring the Peak District and I was able to access many enjoyable walks within 20 minutes of driving. Both my dog and I loved our stay. I still have much of the Peak District to explore and when I do I am likely to return to Primitive Croft.
Reviewed by TeresaJul 2019
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"Limited mobile phone signal"
Reviewed by JamesJul 2019
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"A beautiful and built to a very high standard property, however that was what we expected from the photos, inside the cottage could do with a good redecoration, really bad marks on walls especially in the kitchen, and where the bath has leaked in the past the water stain remains on the ceiling, the windows have not been cleaned since the build the sticker marks can still clearly be seen."
The PlayStation can't be used as the controller has no lead, there were none of the usual little bits left by previous visitors which while petty is a nightmare when you can't check in until late and there are no shops near by. So on arriving with groceries and a microwave meal found the microwave wasn't working on fact we unplugged it as the outside was red hot and the food cold. The fridge and freezer was switched off so the frozen food we took had to go in a just switched on freezer. And then we found dog mess in the garden and the BBQ was filthy so we had to try clean and gave up. I do believe we had a fantastic break, but the little things mounting up for us while we don't expect perfection, we do like what's promised in the pictures. We realise the owners were just up the street from us but on arrival when bringing the dog mess, the fridges being off they just made excuses and then changed the subject so not a lot of point telling them about anything else, although I did message them about the microwave and received no reply.
Reviewed by SharonJun 2019
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"Nice cottage with good parking the welcome pack was useful we enjoyed tea and ..."
Nice cottage with good parking the welcome pack was useful we enjoyed tea and biscuits on arrival
The cottage is ideal for a couple with dog
We found the bed very comfortable and the area is quiet so enjoyed good nights sleep
Situated within easy reach of Buxton and Bakewell yet surrounded by beautiful countryside all made for an enjoyable week
We used the local pub a couple of times for Sunday lunch and an evening meal the food is very good and reasonable priced also our dog was made welcome too
Reviewed by TessaMay 2019
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"Just came home after a lovely holiday in 1 primitive Croft, the cottage was lovely and equipped with everything you need."
The welcome package was great .
Tracy the owner was very helpful ,friendly and recommended a great horse trekking centre which we managed to get a trek in at short notice yay .
We would definitely come back again
Reviewed by HazelApr 2019
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"We just had a nice time at this cottage ."
It was the centre point of everything we had planned , nice pub at the end of the road Church inn . If you do any walks around Monyash area we do requimend The Bulls Head book up in advance for restaurant as the bar room gets packed ... Ian & Samantha .8 / March 2019
Reviewed by IanMar 2019
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"The description is a little miss leading - states King size bedroom but is a double bed."
Shower is only for hair washing not body shower. It is important to understand that there is no phone signal.
Reviewed by CarolynneFeb 2019
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"Lovely cottage, just the right size of the 2 of us & dog."
Everything was just right, from walking in to leaving. Tracey one of the owners was lovely arriving with lots of bottled water & apologies at Seven Trent needing to turn the water off on our 2nd day. No phone signal & very limited internet which was really nice. Pub at end of village offers a warm welcome & free wifi, food is good too. We will be returning.
Reviewed by HelenJan 2019
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"Lovely cottage in beautiful Peak District village."
Excellent location as a base for exploring the area.
The cottage itself was comfortable and well equipped, with some welcome goodies which were much appreciated.
Reviewed by LisaDec 2018
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"Everything was where explained it would be, everything electrical worked, nothing was complicated."
The walks were brilliant, pub was so friendly, and dog friendly.
Would definitely go again.
Reviewed by TeresaOct 2018
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"Lovely cosy cottege, local pub very welcoming and excellent food, fabulous area for walking and cycling."
Owner very promptly fixed a small issue we had with the bath .
Reviewed by SerenaOct 2018
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"Everything was great except for the extremely creaky bed."
We ended up on the floor because it was so bad.
Reviewed by JulieSep 2018
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"What an absolutely lovely and well presented cottage, ideally suited for walks and nearby towns."
And what a pleasure for our dog the 3 acre she could run around in, she absolutely loved it, infact since she's been back home because she didn't go round the field for her walk she's been sulking all morning. Not forgetting of course the dog friendly pub at the end of the village, the Church Inn, great ales and great food, maybe large portions but who cares, Fabulous! What a brilliant break! Only one slight negative a shame there wasn't any cleaning products because we do like to make sure we've left the cottages clean when we've stayed there, but a truly fantastic cottage and a lovely couple Carl & Tracey ready to solve any problem should it arise, which it didn't, GREAT!!!
Reviewed by JohnSep 2018
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"The location of the cottage was excellent, it is a beautiful area."
Colin and Tracey were very warm and welcoming and
gave us some really useful information. The cottage itself was a pleasure. Everything we needed. Furnished to a high
standard. We had access to a private meadow walk which was absolutely lovely in the evening. Would highly recommend it.
Please be aware that due to space in the bedroom, the double bed is a bit on the small side. I went with my daughter and as
she doesn't take up too much room, it was fine for us.
Reviewed by ElaineSep 2018
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"Lovely cottage in beautiful location, nice and quiet but only a short drive from Buxton."
The cottage had everything we needed and the village had a lovely little pub and lots of local walks.
Reviewed by MaryAug 2018
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"Only problem and I mean the only problem was the shop was about 5 miles away so you must be organised"
Reviewed by RowlandAug 2018
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"We really enjoyed our holiday at this cottage."
We had lovely weather and were able to explore the area. The cottage was very comfortable and Angus our westie enjoyed the freedom of the secure garden. Across the road was a secure paddock for cottage guests only and this was great for dog walking with wonderful views. On the first evening we were invited to a welcome meeting by the owners which was a good way to find out about the local attractions. We visited the local pub on many evenings where we received a warm welcome. Do be aware that there is no internet provided and the phone signal was virtually non existent although my phone did pick up a signal in the paddock opposite. I would add that the artificial grass and the fact that there were no plants in the garden was a bit of a shame as that was not in keeping with the other gardens in the area, and (as mentioned by other reviewers) the bed is very squeaky indeed, as are the upstairs floorboards. However, we really enjoyed our stay and thought the cottage was in an ideal location, being in a quiet village with very little traffic.
Reviewed by LouiseAug 2018
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"Cottage was clean bright and welcoming."
very good modern appliances and quiet.
Absolutely fantastic area to holiday, good road links north, south, east and west.
Really beautiful countryside very accessible for walking and mountain biking.
I did mark the facilities down to 3 out of 4 as no broadband or mobile phone signal in the village and several places around the area. have relatives live in towns near by and wanted to make arrangements to meet up but had to drive a mile or so for decent phone signal, also doing some family history research but not able to interrogate computer at leisure for information without going to the local pub or going to nearest town.
Otherwise had enjoyable break.
Reviewed by JohnJun 2018
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"Our stay at the cottage in June was lovely."
There was me, my hubby and our dog. The cottage itself was really nice and cosy. Just a few minor niggles... very squeaky bed, Seating in lounge needs to be abit bigger as only a small 2 seater settee in there,, hot water an issue as only enough for 1 bath at the end of the day! garden is a sun trap which is enclosed for the dog. There is a lovely spa bath which was used at the end of every day. The village of Chelmorton is so quiet, there is a great pub at the top which serves great, fresh food (huge portions). There are nice walks for dogs as well. Chelmorton is based between Buxton and Bakewell. Which are both nice towns to visit. There is a Morrison’s supermarket as you get to Buxton which is convenient. We had some lovely walks on the Monsal Trail which goes for miles. The paddock which the owners have made, very secure for walking your dog and it’s cottage residents only with a padlock on the gate. There is so much to do and 1 week is not enough so we will definitely be returning
Reviewed by PatrickJun 2018
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"The bed was extremely squeaky and quite irritating."
Reviewed by CheralynMay 2018
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"The cottage is in a small Derbyshire village with a pub up the hill."
An ideal base for getting into the Derbyshire Dales.
Reviewed by AngelaApr 2018
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"Excellent location."
Very easy to travel to Buxton, Bakewell, Chatsworth etc. Also close to Tissington Trail and Pennine Bridleway for level, easy walking with great views. Pub and Church in the village both worth a visit.
Croft was warm and comfortable. Only had one problem while we were there and Tracey sorted it out as soon as I let her know about it. Having the paddock to let our dog run around before going up to the pub was a real plus too.
Reviewed by AllanMar 2018
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"1 Primitive Croft is a one bedroom holiday cottage."
It was perfect for us and our dog to stay for a couple of days. We had quite a lot of snow during our stay which made the surrounding environment extremely picturesque (and our dog loved playing in the private enclosed meadow!). There were just a couple of 'niggles' that, if addressed, would've made our stay perfect and would encourage us to stay for a longer period. The first, which has been mentioned in previous reviews, is that there is no stand up shower. Currently the shower is located half way up the wall over the bath. Could this be moved further up the wall and a shower curtain installed? The other issue was 'dog' related. The owners hold a meet up on a Friday evening to welcome guests from Primitive Croft and other holiday rentals. They ask that dogs are left in the cottage but not to allow them upstairs. However, there are no doors or means to prevent them roaming where they wish when not supervised. Perhaps a stair gate could be provided? Lastly, it would be very useful if the owners left a 'Visitors book'. We have stayed in numerous rentals and found these to be extremely useful...not only to report little problems that you don't particularly want to write in a formal review but also as a means of recommending to future guests places of interest etc.
Reviewed by SusanMar 2018
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"Due to the bad weather we were unable to travel and so did not get to stay at the cottage so cannot comment on any of the above."
Reviewed by KellyMar 2018
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"I thought it was a beautiful little cottage located in the heart of Derbyshire."
The reception was bad, the long walks were perfect and simply romantic, everything you could expect from a weekend trip in a cottage. The owner was pleasant and approachable. I would not have had a TV upstairs however, the one downstairs was big enough for two rooms! The underfloor heating was also a great highlight, the modernity of the buildings keeping within the aesthetic of the village is quite remarkable. It may have been a peak weekend or with the places just being built, I found it a little bit overpriced. However, with this being said, I would definitely recommend this to family or friends.
Reviewed by LloydFeb 2018
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"I would rebook this cottage based on its location and cleanliness however, I feel that it needs to be made clear that there is no stand up shower facility which is awkward unless you want a bath (which takes a long time to fill)."
Also, the bed is extremely squeaky and woke me up every time I turned over in the night so a new mattress would solve this problem easily. It was great to have the starter food pack and the wood for the wood burner though.
Reviewed by KateJan 2018
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"We loved staying at this cottage, very clean, comfortable and well equipped for our needs."
Lovely location, and drive up with wonderful views. All of the Peak District is close at hand by car. The only downside I would say is that we were not able to adjust heating or hot water. I was going to take a bath on the Saturday evening, however the water was only tepid, (after pressing the boost button on the thermostat and waiting for an hour or so as advised in information pack) and so had to wait till morning. The owners only live a few doors down, however we really didn't want to disturb them late on a snowy evening, and we really didn't want to go out again either)!
We did have a lot of snow whilst there, and the thermostat showed the cottage was 17 degrees when we got back from our day out Saturday evening. We Luckily had brought our own logs for the woodburner, as there was only one large log, and very little kindling when we arrived late Friday evening.
The other things to note (and this is made very clear on booking). There is no phone signal at the cottage and no internet. To be fair the whole area has intermittent signals and goes with the territory and we were prepared for that. We ventured into the lovely village of Longnor on Sunday morning, and were stranded there due to quite heavy snow for several hours, (again zero phone signal), luckily the cafe was open and we were able to get tea and snacks and wait things out. It was amazing to watch the snowploughs come out on a Sunday and clear the roads. We live in London and don't think the snow clearance would be anywhere near as efficient!!
To recap, lovely cottage, modern, cosy, private, perfect for a couple (and our Hound). Would love to see the changes through the seasons, but beautiful covered in snow. Just a few little niggles. Oh yes and for some reason the T.V in the bedroom turned itself on 3 times, first time at about 4am. Not sure if someone had set it up as an alarm, but was a tad annoying being woken up several times in the early hours!!
Reviewed by ChristineJan 2018
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"Beautiful cottage only downside , couldn’t get a signal on my I phone ."
I had to stand in the bath change to areoplane mode then switch back and hopefully get 4G and keep still
Wi if would be brilliant and sports channels on the tv.
Reviewed by BrendaDec 2017
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"Zero customer service from Sykes when I asked for help."
(I did get a response, but this was totally useless).
Cottage has very good location in Peak District, everything of interest is within an hours drive (or less).
Walking the roads and fields around village was very nice. Best trips: walk to Thor's Cave (Manifold Valley), visit Ashbourne and drive the Snake Pass (near Glossop).
Cottage has high quality in certain areas, disapointing in other areas. I expected A+, but can't give more than a C.
No proper shower, no underfloor heating in bathroom, windows without curtains, no sidetable with sofa, no Wifi (although perfect Wifi available via BT for extra cost).
Good daytime lighting was a plus, but this is also a bad point because there is no nice atmosphere possible with less bright lights.
Please place TV further away from couch. Picture quality was very disapointing because of bad signal I guess.
Pans and pots need updating, bigger souppan and bigger frying pan would be very nice.
No sound insulation to cottage next door, extremely noisy when neighbours are 'at home'. This was unexpected, very annoying and the main reason why i will not book this cottage again.
Reviewed by E.m.Nov 2017
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"The location is ideal for visiting various areas in Derbyshire."
The cottage was comfortable, cosy and welcoming after long walks in the November weather! Already recommended it to friends and would probably pick this one for any future visits in this area!
Reviewed by VickyNov 2017
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"Lovely cottage done to a very high standard, in a peaceful location fabulous bathroom large TV with many dvds to watch!"
Not far from both bakewell & buxton. Beautiful
Reviewed by JulieAug 2017
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"Very comfortable, well-equipped cottage in a beautiful location."
Ideal for a restful break for the 2 of us and our Sproodle. He loved the garden and the access to the paddock for a good run round. The cottage was much roomier than we had expected for a one bedroomed place and had high quality fittings. We liked the peace and quiet of no phone signal or WiFi.
Reviewed by JulieAug 2017
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"On our first evening we were invited by Carl and Tracey to a welcome get together along with the other holiday makers."
We found this most interesting and informative about the area and local attractions. Chelmorton Village and its habitants are very friendly and helpful with any questions that we put to them. The local pub - Church Inn - do reasonable meals and holds a Pub Quiz and Bingo on a Monday evening. The village of Cheltmorton is ideally situated between Buxton and Bakewell which are easily reached within 15 minutes. Overall we had a very pleasant stay.
Reviewed by JacquelineJul 2017
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"This is a lovely new cottage for 2 in a friendly village."
. Very helpful and informative owners. Dog friendly with the bonus of enclosed paddocks for exercising the dog. Welcome pack was much appreciated after our journey. Just a few bits missing ie iron and ironing board, something to hang wet clothes on as a washing machine is provided but no line or airer. Wifi would be good as no tourist info in the cottage so we could not see what is available in the area. Huge tv in the lounge and the bonus of one in the bedroom too. The heating is VERY efficient and the jaccuzi bath lovely to ease sore muscles. Friendly pub at the top of the village serving good food. We were only the second people to rent this cottage and we are sure that when the remaining few bits of work are completed it will be first class. We would definitely recommend this cottage.
Reviewed by LynnApr 2017