Hotels in de buurt van Tissington Hall (Ashbourne)

'Outstanding - fabulous accommodation all very easily organised and facilitated and the food is phenomenal'

'Amazing 17th century coaching Inn. Fabulous room and great bathroom. Lovely dinner in the restaurant and so nice to sit in the lounge (with no tv), and enjoy the music and play cards. It was a wonderful stay, and the bonus packed lunch with brilliant! '

'The cottage is in need of a deep clean. The bed around the mattress was filthy with dust, hair and cobwebs underneath. The same behind the bedside cabinets. The vinyl sofa in the lounge smelt like a regiment of overweight sweaty men had spent a few summers sitting on it and gently marinating the vinyl until it stunk of stale sweat. We had to disinfect the entire thing with spray. It still smelt bad afterwards. One for the local tip I would suggest. '

'Very nice place to stay '

'Clean room, nice friendly safe, nice fresh breakfast '

'Everything was excellent I would not hesitate to stay there again.'

'Was a lovely place to stay, not too far from anything we wanted to do which was great. The host had kindly left milk, butter and eggs for us in the kitchen which we appreciated! The house was tidy and clean. My only comment would be that there were lots of cobwebs in the rooms but otherwise we had a lovely stay '

'Lovely clean, modern room with wonderful facilities. Lovely fresh breakfast and friendly staff. Compliments and thanks to all! '

'had a great stay, nothing negative to say. nice large room, large bed, good food (dinner and breakfast), friendly staff'

'Average stay, tv not receiving signal, boiler broke down, although owner came out to fix within a few hours. Very poor welcome pack (small bottle of milk). No logs or kindling for log burner. View from back of cottage spoilt by messy and junk strewn garden. Nice location with good pubs in village that did good food, just check what days they open.'

'Er is geprobeerd op een wat ludieke manier het aantrekkelijk te maken voor jonge kinderen. Voor ons niet nuttig maar ook niet storend. Wat er moest zijn, was er.'