Rushop Hall
Rushup Lane Nr Castleton, Castleton, Peak District National Park SK23 0QT England
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Rushop Hall is a mixture of 17th & 18th century architecture, recently renovated to provide comfortable four star accommodation for our guests. Set in 40 acres of The Peak District National Park, the views are stunning and the welcome from your hosts, Jan & Neil, warm and friendly. Bed & breakfast is available for up to 12 people (6 within the main house and a further six in our newly renovated early 19th century stone barn). Self catering accommodation (for up to 14 guests) is also available in one of our beautiful stone cottages. Rushop Hall is licensed to serve alcohol with evening meals which are available upon request in our brand new dining area.
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Rushup Lane Nr Castleton, Castleton, Peak District National Park SK23 0QT England
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We spent 2 nights at Rushop Hall with our horses. We stayed in "The Edge" , having been upgraded from our original booking of "Top tack", which was a lovely surprise. The cottage was outstanding- a double bed each, all with en-suite, a very well kitted out kitchen and a super comfy living area. The horses were all stabled in a barn, with good sized stables and all hay and bedding provided, as well as mucking out equipment and a little tack room. The horses were really settled there, and quickly got used to their alpaca friends! Although the weather wasn't great, the area is fantastic for exploring on horse back with some amazing rides right on the doorstep. Jan was really helpful advising us about suggested routes and helping us get settled when we arrived. I think someone arriving in a 7.5T lorry would struggle, but otherwise I would highly recommend Rushop Hall for anyone wanting a holiday with their horse. Would love to go back when the sun is shining!!!! Amber and Marko, Charlotte and Rose and Lucinda and Reagan xx…
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Date of stay: September 2023Trip type: Travelled with friends
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A brief but lovely stay at Rushop Hall was enhanced by the wonderful breakfast and gorgeous setting. We stayed in Boots, a very spacious en suite room in the converted barn. And very handy for the breakfast room downstairs. The room featured a Kingsize bed, small sofa, window seat, spacious shower room, and tea and coffee making facilities. It was spotlessly clean and we were treated to views of horses in the morning. Our breakfast was absolutely superb, and it was great to meet Neil and Jan, who were really welcoming and helpful. We would recommend a stay here to anyone who loves this beautiful part of the world, and would like to explore Mam Tor, Blue John Cavern, Castleton and Edale.
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Date of stay: September 2023Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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such a warm welcome and a great room and service. We unfortuantely eat at the Old Hall Hotel in Hope which was dreadful and should be avoided at all costs. Great parking and very fair proces for the quality you get
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Date of stay: July 2023Trip type: Travelled with family
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We stayed in the Shepherds Hut at Rushop Hall and despite some mixed weather we had an amazing weekend. Although the Hut is obviously compact, it has everything necessary for a comfortable and cosy stay, including a great wood burning stove and a shower room. The great location of the Hut meant that we could open the door and we had alpacas at the doorstep. The Hall is located in great walking countryside and is very close to Castletown for those keen to explore the Blue John history of the area. The cooked breakfast at the Hall is excellent and is definitely recommended to make the stay at Rushop Hall complete.
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Date of stay: July 2023Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip: Don’t expect WI-FI in the Hut, but it is available in the breakfast room.
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Me and my husband stayed at Rushop Hall for a romantic weekend away in July. We stayed in the very cute and cosy PepperPot cottage. Tiny place as described on their website, so we knew what to expect. Jan was very friendly and welcomed us as we arrived very late, but that was no problem. Rushop Hall is in the middle of a very narrow country lane, very quiet place, just lovely and peaceful. The cottage had everything we needed even though it's so small. The bathroom was quite spacious actually and the shower nice and hot, fluffy towels are provided too. The kitchenette had a small fridge, kettle, toaster, sink, plenty of glasses and cups etc. Up via uneven steep stone steps was the bedroom, with enough space for a double bed, storage, 2 chairs and small table, small tv and fireplace. It was chilly so we put the fire on, and it was just lovely. We didn't have breakfast, we weren't offered either actually, so can't comment on that. Recommend this place for a romantic weekend near the lovely Castleton :)…
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Date of stay: July 2023Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Room Tip: Be aware the cottage is quite small, the steps are steep and uneven and made of stone. The...
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Stayed here recently for one night with family, two rooms. Spotless, atmospheric bed & breakfast with superb staff. Perfect for walks and exploring the magical Peak District (just a short drive to Castleton, Mam Tor and the caves. Breakfast in the converted barn café was generous and well-cooked, bedrooms comfortable with great countryside views. The staff and owners were discreet, helpful and obviously run a ship shape business. Will thoroughly recommend, and hope to return again. Neil (the owner) went out of his way to post on a missing soft toy (my daughter left behind), and all our family agreed this was a great place to stay. So close to the noise of Manchester, yet (thankfully) so far away in the peace and tranquility of the Peak District.
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Date of stay: June 2023
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Nice place , but no evening meals available and unfortunately local pubs seem to close during the week early hosts lovely breakfast nice but missed an oatcake on the Derbyshire breakfast , there was plenty of hot water I would prefer a bath but that’s my personal choice and I stayed in the house .. Poor tv reception at least no bbc but appreciate that it’s remote and reception is challenging. All in all lovely
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Date of stay: April 2023Trip type: Travelled on business
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Room Tip: Remote as much as you can be in Derbyshire.
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Lovely little break at Rushop Hall, great base for our weekend meet up with friends who were staying locally. Lovely clean and well equipped cottage, nice comfy bed. Very good breakfast with lots of choice. Jan was very welcoming when we arrived making sure we had everything we needed, also a great breakfast host. I would have no problem at all recommending Rushop Hall.
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Date of stay: April 2023Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Beautiful location, beautiful house and one of the best breakfasts we have had anywhere. It's our 'go to' B&B in Derbyshire. It is quite central to most of the best places to visit and the owners really set out to make the stay memorable .
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Date of stay: April 2023Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Terrible experience. I booked direct with the website and sadly didn’t spend a lot of time looking at the reviews before I booked. I regret this, as well as giving this man my money and time. I stayed with my mother who is nearly 70 in ’pepper pot’ cottage. What is listed as a delightfully warm picturesque cottage is anything but: without warning, the heating goes off mid way through the night so we woke at 3am freezing, the temperature was probably close to zero inside the stone cottage in mid november. We had no warning that was going to happen, and also no way of controlling or overriding that, other than lighting the log burner, but because we had arrived late and got straight to bed we hadn’t lit the fire as the cottage was warm on arrival. I lit the fire early in the morning, after another hour or so of trying to sleep, but by that time we were both cold to the bone and a measly fire wouldn’t help and we heard the heating hen go on again at 7am. I messaged Neil the owner the next day at 7am asking politely if the heating could be left on for the next night. i received no reply until lunchtime and then he indicated that the heating is on an auto cycle and so we couldn’t control it, so the second night would be cold too. He mentioned they were away at a rugby match and seemed to be more interested in his day out than his paying guests and their discomfort. I also explained that on the advert there was no mention of the steep irregular stone steps taking you downstairs to the bathroom, and that this was sadly a problem for my mother who is very active and walks comfortably for 10 miles plus, but is a risk of falling through the night to use the loo. There was absolutely no concern shown by Neil for our sleepless night and more hilariously, then preceded to recommend that my mother use the ‘other steps’ (which by the way go outside). His attitude is farcical, asking a 70 year old to brave the icy outdoor stone steps in mid November throughout the night, to use the loo which is located downstairs. He has very clearly not experienced a night in his own accomodation in mid winter and has no ability to understand the situation from his guests’ perspective. Due to his horrendous attitude I did not stay our second night and instead drove a hundred mile round trip to a premier inn and gladly payed them 120 quid for the privilege!! The entire experience spoiled a few days away touring around the Peak District and Harrogate with my mother. I was so exhausted after our sleepless night I had to pull over on the m1 and take a nap in the services when heading north. Hoteliers who behave like Neil should not be in the hospitality business; quite simply. I am a keen walker and have stayed in icy cold tea houses in the remote Nepalese mountains in addition to stone cottages in Northumberland, that have no central heating. I am well accustomed to cold nights walking between bunkhouses. The problem here is that this place is not listed as a bunkhouse, it is listed (and priced) as a quaint comfortable welcoming warm cottage, which is entirely misleading. If you need a place to stay up here please don’t give this man your money. The stay was dreadful but his attitude even worse. …
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Date of stay: November 2022
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Response from Neil Allcock, Owner at Rushop Hall
Responded 21 Apr 2023
Sara P stayed in November 2022. Her stay was that terrible that she only reviewed us in April 2023. I think that this speaks volumes! Most of what she has to say is a distortion of the facts but that is what people tend to do when they are disatisfied with something, however small. I wish that Sara P had read our reviews and I would urge everyone to do so before booking to stay anywhere. I would also suggest that you look at the pictures as generally that will show things like steep steps to the lower floor. Or better still ring the accommodation provider and say that you are bringing a 70 year old woman with you who is not very good on her feet and check things out. People frequently contact us for this very reason. The heating does go off at 11.30 pm and comes back on at 6 am. There is a log burner which does get the cottage "cosy" as described. Wood is provided free of charge. It is there for a reason. There are also extra blankets and pillows in the drawer at the end of the bed. We were at a Rugby League World Cup Game when Sara tried to contact us but as we were in Wigan we were unable to change the settings for the heating which does come on again at 3 pm but then there is the fire which Sara P was unable or unwilling to light. I do not like it when guests are unhappy with a stay despite what Sara P says in her review. Thankfully we receive very few complaints and have never had a review like this one. My only regret is that we are unable to review guests as Sara P would certainly only receive 1* for the silly comments that she makes and the lack of preplanning given that she clearly had a frail person in her company who needed special consideration. At one stage Sara accused us of giving her flu and it was probably at this point that I recognised that we had a problem guest! Don't let her stay with you!
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US$153 - US$159 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
LOCATION
United KingdomEnglandPeak District National ParkHope ValleyCastleton
NUMBER OF ROOMS
6
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Frequently Asked Questions about Rushop Hall
Which popular attractions are close to Rushop Hall?
Nearby attractions include Ridge Walk Mam Tor to Losehill (2.2 miles), Kinder Scout (3.4 miles), and Goyt Valley (2.5 miles).
What are some of the property amenities at Rushop Hall?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, free breakfast, and an on-site restaurant.
What food & drink options are available at Rushop Hall?
Guests can enjoy free breakfast and an on-site restaurant during their stay.
What are some restaurants close to Rushop Hall?
Conveniently located restaurants include Peveril Tea Rooms, Rems Cafe Bar and Restaurant, and Rose Cottage Cafe & Bistro.
Are there any historical sites close to Rushop Hall?
Many travellers enjoy visiting Bugsworth Basin (4.6 miles).