
Dreamy Peak District Stays
Published 2nd April 2026
The best places to stay in the Peak District. Peak Peak District, if you will.
A landscape of such inspiring beauty it was Britain's first national park. Famous for its windy moors and limestone dales, for hikes like Kinder Scout and Mam Tor, for Dark Peak, Buxton, Chatsworth House and fresh Bakewell tart.
If you're after a classic English staycation - all pretty villages, country pubs, and not-too-taxing rural walks - take a look.
Cottages in the Peak District
42 Church Street
Ashbourne - Derbyshire
Gardeners Cottage
Ashbourne - Derbyshire
Wheatear Cottage
Ashbourne - Derbyshire
Harpur Barn
Ashbourne - Derbyshire
Rocking Stone Cottage
Matlock - Derbyshire
Rock Valley Cottage
Matlock - Derbyshire
Swallow Cottage
Bakewell - Derbyshire
Lodge Cottage
Castleton - Derbyshire
Peak District cabins
Boulder Field Cabin
Matlock - Derbyshire
Magic Wood
Bamford - Derbyshire
Buzzard Lodge
Bakewell - Derbyshire
Wildhive at Callow Hall
Ashbourne - Derbyshire
Cool Cabin Rudyard Lake
Rudyard - Staffordshire
Dog-friendly properties in the Peak District
The Pigsty - Hurdlow Grange
Buxton - Derbyshire
Lud's Snug
Buxton - Derbyshire
Hob Hurst
Buxton - Derbyshire
Tissington Ford Barn
Ashbourne - Derbyshire
Oker Farm
Matlock - Derbyshire
Peak District places with fantastic views
Stanage Barn
Hathersage - Hope Valley
The Beeches
Darley Dale Matlock - Derbyshire
Valley View Barn
Ashbourne - Derbyshire
Shepherd's View Lodge
Kniveton - Derbyshire
Castle Cliffe
Bakewell - Derbyshire
Luxury stays in the Peak District
Lower Arthur's
Greenfield - Greater Manchester
Bath House at The Tawny
Leek - Staffordshire
Darley House
Darley Dale - Derbyshire
Wellcroft Farmhouse
Stanton Ashbourne - Derbyshire
The Water Mill
Ashbourne - Derbyshire
Big house stays in the Peak District
Burrs Farm Country Manor
Nr Buxton - Derbyshire
River Cottage
Ashford-in-the-Water - Derbyshire
Bleaklow Farm
Hassop - Derbyshire
Oak Tree Farm
Buxton - Derbyshire
Dovedale Manor
Tissington - Derbyshire
The Peak District offers stunning landscapes, charming villages, and a wealth of outdoor activities like hiking, cycling, and rock climbing. Its central location in England makes it accessible yet refreshingly tranquil.
Coolstays features an array of distinctive accommodations in the Peak District, from converted barns and eco-friendly lodges to quirky treehouses and luxury yurts, each promising an extraordinary stay.
Yes, families can enjoy attractions such as Chatsworth House, the Heights of Abraham with its cable car rides, and Alton Towers theme park nearby for an adventurous day out.
Coolstays partners with owners who prioritise eco-conscious practices like using renewable energy sources, implementing recycling programmes, and maintaining native landscaping to protect local ecosystems.
Each season offers unique charm; spring brings blooming landscapes, summer boasts warm weather for outdoor adventures, autumn showcases vibrant foliage while winter provides cosy stays by the fire.
Absolutely. Coolstays offers spacious properties perfect for larger groups including grand country houses and expansive cottages equipped with ample facilities to cater to collective needs.
Many Dreamy Peak District Stays are pet-friendly. Guests can enjoy exploring trails and scenic views alongside their furry companions. Always check individual property listings for specific pet policies.
Numerous accommodations are conveniently located near charming pubs serving hearty meals or upscale restaurants offering fine dining experiences featuring local produce within picturesque surroundings.
Pack comfortable walking shoes for exploring trails, layered clothing suitable for changing weather conditions, a camera for capturing breathtaking views and any personal essentials needed during your stay.
A Coolstay offers a more personalised experience amid unique settings that reflect character and charm. Guests enjoy privacy alongside bespoke amenities often unavailable at standard hotels.
































