The Peak Hotel Phone Number and Contact Information

This Walking holiday accommodation Peak District features crackling log fires in flagstone hearths, rooms adorned with leaded windows framing Mam Tor views, and a snug serving locally brewed Peak Ales.

Its prime position makes it ideal for exploring Hotels near Peveril Castle, the 12th-century fortress ruins looming just 300 meters away.

Hikers depart directly from the doorstep onto the Great Ridge Walk, while Peak Cavern's subterranean concerts lie a 5-minute stroll through the village square.

Culinary adventures thrive at The George, famed for Bakewell pudding made with secret family recipes since 1577, and Castleton Fish & Chips, where haddock is fried in beef dripping.

The Saturday Farmers' Market sells Derbyshire oatcakes and Hartington cheese, while Three Roofs Café crafts blue john mineral-inspired cakes—layered with purple lavender icing.

History enthusiasts explore Speedwell Cavern's flooded mines via boat tours or Treak Cliff Cavern's glowing Blue John stone veins.

Key institutions include Peak District National Park Authority offices on Buxton Road and Castleton Parish Council in the 17th-century Market Hall.

Sports facilities range from Hope Valley College's climbing wall to Peak Pursuits' guided caving expeditions.

Educational hubs include Buxton & Leek College's geology field studies and Derbyshire Wildlife Trust workshops on limestone flora.

Budget-friendly alternatives include the Castleton bed and breakfast Ye Olde Nags Head, offering hearty full English breakfasts in a beamed coaching inn, or Rambler’s Rest, a Hotels in Castleton Peak District option with bunk rooms for hikers.

Mam Tor Barn provides self-catering cottages with kitchenettes, while Bull’s Head Inn features discounted midweek walking packages.

Guest reviews consistently praise the Peak Pantry—a complimentary honesty pantry stocked with flapjacks and thermoses for hikers—and the staff’s encyclopedic knowledge of hidden trails like Cave Dale.

Many highlight the Ghost Evenings recounting tales of Peveril Castle specters, though some note creaky floorboards in heritage rooms.

Recurring compliments focus on the Mineral Museum partnership offering exclusive after-hours crystal gallery access.

Access is straightforward: From Manchester Airport, take the A6 to Chapel-en-le-Frith, then follow the B6061 through winding dales.

Hope Railway Station (3 miles away) connects to Sheffield, with Stagecoach Bus 271 running hourly to Castleton Square.

Drivers utilize the hotel’s secure parking, while cyclists rent e-bikes at Peak Cycles to tackle the Tissington Trail's disused railway paths through limestone gorges.