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Garden Room

(Ref. 1026735)

Combs near Chapel-En-Le-Frith, Peak District & Derbyshire Dales Show on map

4.8

Sykes rating

  • 2 Guests

  • 1 Bedroom

  • 1 Bathroom

  • Pets Yes

Features

  • Off road parking
  • Ground floor accommodation
  • Ground floor bedroom
  • Garden / Patio
  • Dishwasher
  • Broadband / WiFi

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36 Customer Reviews

  • "Fantastic stay at the Garden Room, stunning walks from the door, and countless others a short drive away."

    Comfy cottage for two plus

    Reviewed by NickOct 2023

  • "The cottage suited us perfectly in an ideal location."

    The owners were welcoming, friendly & very helpful during our stay. The dog friendly Beehive Inn close by served really good food.

    Reviewed by SuSep 2023

  • "This was such a lovely place to stay with our dog."

    The owners were on hand and we spoke to them every day. They were so helpful with directions, etc. Punch and Judy their two dogs were lovely. The Beehive Inn, just steps away from the Garden Room was welcoming and we had some lovely meals and just popped in for a drink and shopping! The area is so tranquil and there were days when we just stayed local and walked from the Garden Room. Lovely holiday with such friendly locals.

    Reviewed by VictorSep 2023

  • "The garden room at Combs was 5 star."

    Everything you could wish for was available. There was even a basket of towels to dry the doggy off with. We were there last week with all that lovely sunshine but what I really liked was the large canopy which if it was raining you could still sit outside & leave your muddy walking boots. The owners were very welcoming & helpful suggesting lovely walks right from the doorstep. There was also a pub serving lovely food only a few yards away. Michael,Val & Oscar

    Reviewed by MichaelSep 2023

  • "Lovely spot with walks from the door (when weather permits)."

    Friendly and welcoming hosts, loved our time there despite the efforts of the British summer to drown us.

    Reviewed by RichardJul 2023

  • "We had a lovely time again and owners are very friendly and helpful."

    Beautiful countryside all around, a very good pub almost on the doorstep serving excellent food and beer.

    Reviewed by MariettaJun 2023

  • "The Garden Room is a perfect base to enjoy the Peak District."

    Very clean. Owners on hand, if needed, to answer any queries. Pub next door serving great food. What more could you ask for.

    Reviewed by KimMay 2023

  • "Property and hosts very welcoming."

    All necessary facilities / equipment provided. Disabled bathroom perfect with plenty of hot water instantly available. Small courtyard and enclosed garden very relaxing. Conveniently situated in a small village with excellent local pub and easy access to many Peak District locations. A most enjoyable stay and we would thoroughly recommend this property to others.

    Reviewed by RichardMay 2023

  • "Our stay at the Garden Room was perfect; spotlessly clean and comfortable, in a chilled location with a very nice pub (food very good) and walks nearby."

    Hosts made us feel so welcome too.

    Reviewed by PaulaMay 2023

  • "Lovely week spent in the Garden Room."

    Ideal base for exploring the Peak District, facilities in cottage were great, bed and sofa could be a bit more comfortable but that's just my personal preference. Shower was hot and amazing. Pub next door served excellent food and did takeaways as well. Would definitely recommend as somewhere to stay.

    Reviewed by LindaApr 2023

  • "We thoroughly enjoyed our stay in the garden room and we may well book again for later in the year."

    We have no complaints perhaps however a couple of suggestions. Firstly we would’ve found it better to have heavier curtains in the bedroom to keep out the light, the other suggestion is to supply some eggcups. We found the owners of the cottage, very helpful.

    Reviewed by JamesApr 2023

  • "Great little place well situated for walking and the pub ."

    One mistake we made was lighting the ESSE stove to cook a meal

    Reviewed by WrayApr 2023

  • "A lovely place to stay and very warm too."

    Only thing I would say is would be good to provide a hair dryer to use - I cope without as my hair is short.

    Reviewed by JackieOct 2022

  • "Really enjoyed our stay at the garden room."

    Owners were very helpful and friendly everything we needed in the property. Would definitely recommend it to others. And a bonus having the pub next door.

    Reviewed by CarolynSep 2022

  • "The Garden Room was our ideal accommodation."

    So tranquil and relaxing. The owners were, very friendly and helpful. It was a pleasure to meet them. Thank you for for a most memorable holiday I will not hesitate to recommend to friends and family. Alan Roberts.

    Reviewed by AlanAug 2022

  • "The garden room was a home from home, some lovely walks right on the doorstep"

    Reviewed by AndyAug 2022

  • "A lovely property in a lovely location and Paul, the owner, is a great bloke."

    Just a couple of suggestions to make things even better. 1. Unless there was one there and we missed it, an electric fan would be useful in the bedroom which has no opening windows and did get quite warm. 2. Again, we might have missed it, but some more information about the local area, eg sites to see, local walks etc and a few maps wouldn't go amiss. That said, we had a great time and would love to stay again

    Reviewed by MichaelJul 2022

  • "We had a lovely week in the Garden Room, everthing was perfect and owners Paul and plus his brother were very welcoming."

    We may come to visit again when next visiting our son in Manchester. The garden room was cool even in the excessive heat that we are having.

    Reviewed by MariettaJul 2022

  • "A delightful cottage for a couple with a dog, it was fully equipped but perhaps for self-catering the electric hob could do with upgrading."

    The sofas had 'seen better days', but were comfortable and clean. Lovely seating area outside. Overall good value for money

    Reviewed by DavidJun 2022

  • "The Garden Room was a first class venue ."

    very clean and well appointed. Jim and Paul made us very welcome.

    Reviewed by JohnMay 2022

  • "The Garden Room is in a lovely village of Combs."

    The owners work the adjacent farm provide a warm welcome and make sure tthat you have an enjoyable stay. The local pub, The Beehive is a lovely pub and local shop catering for locals and holiday visitors. But the real reason for booking the cottage was for the fantastic walks from the door.

    Reviewed by DavidApr 2022

  • "For a two person rental I thought a dish waster was not really required."

    I would have preferred a washing machine. The instructions to arrive at the property were confusing as I came in over the hill on savnav which didn`t match the leaflet directions. The narrow lane would be better explained if it was noted that it ran down the side of the pub

    Reviewed by RayMar 2022

  • "Enjoyed our stay in Garden Room."

    Good Pub and walks nearby.

    Reviewed by JimMar 2022

  • "Cannot fault anything, even the weather gave us some sunshine."

    In our top ten of holidays.

    Reviewed by AileenDec 2021

  • "The accommodation was very comfortable and quiet."

    The owners live on site and are very friendly. The village is close to Chapel-en-le-Frith which has good amenities and the Behive Inn situated in Combs is excellent for food or just a drink. We used the accommodation as a base to see the Peak by car, by cycle and by foot, which worked really well. We'd go again and would thoroughly recommend it.

    Reviewed by KevinOct 2021

  • "Garden room had everything we needed comfortable and clean accommodation."

    nice and quiet location with a great suntrap in the garden The owners were very welcoming and on hand if needed. Not to forget the pub 2 minute walk with great beer and food tried to work our way through the menu. definitely recommend The garden room.

    Reviewed by BrianSep 2021

  • "Friendly and helpful host, great location close to many walks and areas of interest, highly recommended."

    Reviewed by KirstyAug 2021

  • "This is a perfect cottage in a perfect location, the owners are on site and ..."

    This is a perfect cottage in a perfect location, the owners are on site and happy to help if needed would definitely recommend to anyone interested in visiting this lovely part of the country

    Reviewed by JohnJul 2021

  • "Great little cottage, very cosy, situated in a nice little village, very well equipped."

    Friendly owners. Pub very short walk away, served delicious food. Would definitely go back.

    Reviewed by GailJul 2021

  • "Ideal cottage for anyone who has walking difficulties."

    No steps anywhere. Bathroom with grab handles and underfloor heating. Owners amenable and ready to help. Pub 100 yards with good food. No views but garden to sit in where sun reaches it most of the day. Surrounding area very countryfied and good for short walks.

    Reviewed by PatApr 2021

  • "The Garden Room was perfect for us with everything we needed for our visit."

    In a beautiful location it is an ideal base for good countryside walks with local shops close by and comfortable looking pubs (which because of the timing of our stay we regrettably could not experience). The owners live on site and are relaxed, friendly and very helpful. Highly recommended for an escape for two.

    Reviewed by ErnestOct 2020

  • "Nice and comfortable accomodation."

    Owners next door very helpful and friendly, their dogs were lovely.

    Reviewed by BobOct 2020

  • "Great place, great location, great hosts, great dogs."

    Great base for most of the areas to see in the Peaks Pub very close

    Reviewed by DonnaSep 2020

  • "This was our first holiday with the dog and we could have not wished for more."

    The owners (brothers) lived next door and were very friendly whilst giving you your own space. They have added a glass canopy over the patio area, which was brilliant as you can sit out regardless of the weather. Lovely plants and sitting area (don’t think it is fully enclosed though, kept ours on lead as he is so nosey). It is well furnished with a wet room (en-suite), which was well needed after some of our walks with the dog (there is a basket with dog towels in it - lovely touch). The pub is literally 50 steps away (you can’t hear it from the cottage) and served good food and had a lovely atmosphere (dog friendly too in the back room and good seating outside at the front). Also has a little shop inside. Loved the village of Combs and it had a lot of local walks, which we enjoyed (be mindful it gets muddy by the reservoir). Definitely will visit again and will be staying at the Garden Room when we do (if it is available!). Might do a winter one next as the Aga gives out so much heat, we had to open the door (was August though). Thank you Jim and Paul, Punch and Judy (the dogs) for a great stay.

    Reviewed by SheriSep 2020

  • "Located in a lovely area in a gorgeous little cottage, would highly recommend!"

    Reviewed by MaddieAug 2020

  • "Fabulous little cottage, ideal for a couple."

    We found the cottage to be fully equipped and very cosy. The location is perfect for the High Peaks area, with Mam Tor, Edale and Kinder scout a short drive away. From the cottage itself there are a number of walks around the combs valley. Finally, right next to the cottage is an excellent local pub, the Beehive Inn which has great food and beer, very welcome after a day walking in the hills.

    Reviewed by MikeAug 2020

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Summary

  • All-ground-floor
  • One double bedroom
  • Shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC
  • Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with stove
  • Utility room
  • Gas central heating
  • Multi-fuel cooker stove, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, TV and WiFi
  • Fuel and power inc. in rent
  • Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
  • Off-road parking
  • Patio with furniture
  • One well-behaved dog welcome
  • Sorry, no smoking
  • Shop 2.5 miles, pub 100m.

The property

Chapel-en-le-Frith 2.6 miles.

This traditionally-styled cottage offers wonderful access to the Peak District National Park, in the idyllic village of Combs.

All on the ground floor, this property is a lovely base for a couple seeking a romantic retreat surrounded by rural wonder.

Moving past the private patio area, step inside to the open-plan living space, a lovely place to begin your day with your morning coffee in hand sat at the dining table, or make the most of the space and spread out to play a board game when you're not using the area to enjoy a hearty home-cooked treat.

Enjoy relaxing on the stylish sofas with the stove in the centre of the room being perfect for both warmth and for cooking up a delicious feast for two.

Moving to the back of the property, you can find the delightful double bedroom, offering a bright and airy spot to rest after a day of exploring the excitement of the Peak District.

Make the most of your countryside settings by spending some time on the patio in the mornings, where you can dine alfresco with a hearty breakfast to energise ahead of your adventure, as your canine companions stretch their legs and play freely.

Settled in the quiet village of Combs, the surrounding area of the property is perfect for a leisurely stroll in the afternoons, where you can sit amongst the Brookhouses Brook on a summer's day with a picnic prepared in the amply-equipped kitchen.

Slightly further afield is Chapel-en-le-Frith, best known as the capital of the Peaks, it offers a modest scatter of shops and eateries, as well as a golf course, ideal for an afternoon of sport surrounded by wonderful countryside lands.

Enjoy a day rambling in the Peaks with your furry friends by your side, offering unrivaled views and a plethora of nature to discover.

In easy reach of the spa town Buxton with the Poole's Cavern and Buxton Country Park, as well as an opera house, and offering access to the excitement of Macclesfield and Stockport, Garden Room is a wonderful base for a romantic and rural retreat in the Peak District.

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About the location

CHAPEL-EN-LE-FRITH

  • Combs 2.1 miles
  • Chinley 2.2 miles
  • Hayfield 4.4 miles
  • Castleton 6.4 miles
  • Buxton 6.4 miles

Chapel-en-le-Frith is known as the Capital of the Peak, with its cobbled market place and historic old stocks and Eccles Pike, ‘pike’ meaning pointed hill; a gritstone hill, pink in colour at the summit which boasts far reaching 360 degree views. Just seven miles away lies the popular spa town of Buxton, famous not only for its therapeutic spring water, but also for its Pavillion Gardens and splendid Victorian Opera House, and which boasts a variety of shows, attracting people from all over the world. A short drive away are an abundance of attractions including stately homes such as Chatsworth House and Lyme Hall. The Goyt Valley and Castleton famous for its caverns; Blue John, Speedwell and the Devils Arse! Chinley is a lovely little village nestled in a wonderful rural setting, on the western edge of the Peak District National Park. Popular with walkers, who are attracted by its walks over the dramatic Cracken Edge, linking to Chinley Churn, Mount Famine, South Head and further to Kinder Scout, Edale and the Pennine Way. Visitors are well-catered for with the village’s selection of pubs offering award winning Ales, cafes and restaurants. The quiet village of Combs has a country pub, which prides itself on quality ingredients, the perfect place to enjoy a meal after walking Combs Moss and Castle Naze. The delightful High Peak village of Hayfield is situated in a wonderful rural setting on the north western edge of the Peak District National Park. It’s a peaceful little village, popular with walkers who are attracted by its close proximity to Kinder Scout. Serious walkers head east out of the village, up and over the green foothills to the russet expanse of the Kinder Plateau, Pennine Way and Snake Path, whilst families (and those who enjoy more gentle rambles) head west along the beautiful Sett Valley Trail towards New Mills. Edale – an alternative start of the Pennine Way - is only a few miles away