We only stopped for one night but I wish it had been more. If it’s high-tec, modern chic you’re after then this is not the place for you. It is however a beautiful Gothic Pile set amid wonderful scenery with splendid views of the valley and ideally situated for walking the dale. Breakfast was served in a wooden panelled dining... more

Fantastic location with beautiful views. Accommodation was extremely clean- but the decor and bathroom were dated and a bit shabby. Fab english breakfast. Cost fror two nights was £230 for double room which was over priced in comparison to other B and B's in the area. For the same money....we should have stayed at Hassop Hall which is more grand... more

This is a dreadful place with rude staff who make it very clear that you are imposing on their private home. We were greeted without interest and asked to stand in the rain until they were able to show us to the room. The rooms are clean but (like the house) unappealing. Their are no communal rooms other than the... more

We only stayed for one nightwe were amazed by the breathtaking views.The location was out of this world walking through the un touched countryside was like treading through a landscape forgotten by time and totally un polluted.The peace and tranquility was awe inspiring. The Lodge was quaint and soon warmed up aided by a log fire which was soon roaring... more

There were four of us occupying two rooms, both overlooking the car-park and a slope up to Cressbrook village. All the best views are at the front of the hall and can be seen during breakfast in the dining room. The breakfast and coffee were good although we were asked to leave the table to make room for other guests... more