The Old Tea Room
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*** SPECIAL OFFER UNTIL 17th FEB ***
3 weekend nights (Fri, Sat, Sun) - only £125 per night
4 weekday nights (Mon, Tue, Wed, Thur) - only £99 per night
The Old Tea Rooms is a beautiful old cottage offering accommodation for up to five people. The Lounge is the perfect place to sit and relax after a day out walking, a great place to sit and chat, read a book, share some wine or watch a bit of TV.
| Size: | Sleeps up to 5, 3 bedrooms |
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| Will consider: | Corporate lets Long lets Short breaks |
| Access: | Car not necessary |
| Family friendly? | Suitable for children of all ages Suitable for people with restricted mobility |
| Notes: | No pets allowed No smoking at this property |
Facilities
| Luxuries: | DVD player |
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| General: | Central heating, TV, CD player, Wi-fi available |
| Standard: | Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer |
| Utilities: | Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine |
| Rooms: | 3 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 family bathroom and 1 en suite |
| Furniture: | Single beds (3), Double beds (1), Dining seating for 6, Lounge seating for 6 |
| Other: | Linen and towels provided Highchair available |
| Access: | Parking space |
Further details indoors:
The master bedroom is a beautifully decorated and spacious double room, complete with en-suite shower room.
Single room located on the ground floor, overlooking the market place. There is a single ground floor toilet and shared use of the main bathroom on the first floor.
Twin room, located on the first floor with splendid view of Castleton’s historic market place. The main bathroom is located next to this room.
Extremely well equipped kitchen with everything you need to cook a Sunday roast or just make a picnic before you head up onto the hills. Don't forget to put a bottle of wine in the fridge for when you get back.
The Dining room is located just off the kitchen and comes complete with large sofa, television and full size dining table. Ideal for socializing whilst cooking.
We also run a four star guest house in castleton so can provide additional bedrooms and catering if required. Please do not hesitate to contact us directly. The Old Tea Room is a very big property and has plenty of space for additional visitors.
Further details outdoors:
The Cottage has a private patio overlooking the village market place. There is also reserved roadside parking in front of the cottage.
Conditions
Terms
Payment
Payments for the deposits and final settlement may be made by either, cheque accompanied by a valid cheque guarantee card, credit or debit card. Please note a fee of 3% applies to credit cards. We try to keep the cottage price as low as possible but are charged this by streamline for each transaction.
Arrival/Departure
Please indicate, where possible, your time of arrival. On arrival, rooms are available from 4pm and on the day of departure must be vacated by 10am unless otherwise arranged
Cancellation
Cancellation for whatever reason causes loss to a small establishment and guest may be liable for the full price of the booking. Where possible we endeavour to re-let the accommodation. In any event the deposit is non-returnable
The Heart of England / Peak District / Peak District/Derbyshire region
Castleton is one of the most popular centres in the Peak District. Maybe this is because it has everything the visitor might want - picturesque scenery, a ruined Norman castle, showcaves, interesting geology, good walks and a pretty village. However, it also has a lot of tourists, even in winter, and on summer weekends you must be prepared to jostle with the crowds!
Castleton is within easy reach of many of the major attractions including, Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall to name but a few.
The Castleton area
The village is centred around a square in which the church lies - this is just off the main road and directly beneath Peveril Castle on the hill behind. The castle was built in 1080 as a wooden building and rebuilt in stone around 1175 and the church was begun about the same time. It has a fine Norman arch across the Nave, which was constructed from 1190 to 1250. The tower was added in 1450-1500 and more additions were made in the 19th century. Other signs of the Norman era still remain - across the main road by the Bull's Head Inn you can see a section of the Town Ditch, a defensive earthwork built around the village. This was once a feature of many of the villages of the region.
The two main features of interest, apart from the castle, are Cave Dale and Peak Cavern. Both are reached from the top of the main square - Cave Dale to the left (east) and Peak Cavern to the right (west). Cave Dale is a collapsed cavern and the very bottom part was covered by a natural arch until 200 years ago. It is a spectacular walk up the dale, which is very deep and narrow, with mineral veins crossing it at intervals. As you climb up the dale you get a good view of Peveril Castle. It is also worth thinking about the fact that a lot of the way you are walking right above the chambers of Peak Cavern!
Around the village square are some fine old houses and cottages, including a Youth Hostel and some pubs. On the main road there are several shops selling Blue John (a local variety of Fluorspar with a fine colouring), jewellery made from this or souvenirs. One shop here houses the Ollerenshaw Collection, which contains a range of fine specimens of Blue John. The main road has several more pubs. Towards Mam Tor there is a public car park with public toilets, and the Peak National Park Information Centre (telephone 01433 620679).
Castleton has a carnival at the end of May, the main event of which is called Garland Day on May 29th, when large garlands of flowers are made and the participants wear sprigs of oak. The Garland King and Queen are weighed down with immense garlands and a parade takes place through the village to the main square, when the King's garland is placed on top of the church tower. The ceremony is said to commemorate the Restoration of Charles II (hence the oak sprigs), but may well be a relic of some ancient fertility rite.
How to get there
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| Nearest Travel Links | |
| Airport: | Manchester |
| Railway: | Hope, Derbyshire |
| Ferry: | Hull |
From M1 (south): take junction 29, then A617 to Chesterfield, A619 Chatsworth Road to Baslow. At roundabout take second exit A623, at Calver crossroads turn right (A625), then left to Grindleford and then Hathersage. At T-junction turn left (A6187 / A625) and follow road through Hope to Castleton. Proceed through the village, following the main road, turn left just before Ye Old Nags Head. Follow the road up to the market place and the cottage is straight in front of you.
From M1 (north): take junction 35, then A629 towards Chapeltown; left on to A61 Penistone Road. At Hillsborough turn right on to A6101 (Bradfield Road, Holme Lane, Rivelin Valley Road) and continue until joining the A57 Manchester Road. At Ashopton turn left across bridge (A6013) towards Bamford. At junction turn right (A6187 / A625) and follow road through Hope to Castleton. Proceed through the village, following the main road, turn left just before Ye Old Nags Head. Follow the road up to the market place and the cottage is straight in front of you.
From Manchester: take the A6 Buxton Road to Chapel en le Frith; turn left on to A6187 / A625 to Castleton. After dropping down Winnats Pass, Proceed through the village, following the main road, turn right just after Ye Old Nags Head. Follow the road up to the market place and the cottage is straight in front of you.
By Bus: Hourly bus service 272 connects Castleton with Sheffield, Hathersage, Bradwell and Hope. From the terminus, walk through the village , following the main road, turn left just before Ye Old Nags Head. Follow the road up to the market place and the cottage is straight in front of you.
(about a 5 minute walk).
By Rail: Hope train station is a 35 minute walk to Castleton or a five minute drive. There is a regular bus service from Hope railway station to Castleton at weekends and Bank Holidays.
Reviews
 06 Apr 2013 |
Lovely cottage, surprisingly warm and cosy for its size. Perfect for a family stay. We did not move the car all week as everything is in walking distance, beautiful walks in Cave Dale, Mam Tor, Winnats Pass. Lovely meals at The Castle, The Nags Head. Small local shop to pick up bread and milk etc. Hope we return. |
20 Aug 2012 |
The old tea rooms is a perfect stay for families or groups of friends. The upstairs living area is beautiful and having your breakfast in the morning looking out over the peaks is the best. We also... more |
16 Dec 2011 |
If you're after a spacious well maintained cottage minutes away from things then this is the place for you. We really couldn't fault it & it has everything you need for an enjoyable stay.... more |
Rental prices
| Rental prices originally quoted in: British £ | Convert to: |
| Prices for group size 5 | ||||||
| Period | From | To | Weekly | Nightly rate | Minimum stay | |
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| 6 Dec 10 | 17 Dec 10 | £ 245 | - | - | Flexible | |
| 17 Dec 10 | 7 Jan 11 | £ 299 | - | - | Flexible | |
| 7 Jan 11 | 29 Jan 11 | £ 199 | - | - | Flexible | |
| 29 Jan 11 | 18 Feb 11 | £ 275 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 18 Feb 11 | 3 Mar 11 | £ 295 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 16 Mar 11 | 8 Apr 11 | £ 299 | - | - | Flexible | |
| 8 Apr 11 | 28 Apr 11 | £ 495 | £ 100 | - | 3 Nights | |
| 3 May 11 | 6 May 11 | £ 299 | - | - | 3 Nights | |
| 6 May 11 | 20 May 11 | £ 495 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 20 May 11 | 29 May 11 | £ 495 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 29 May 11 | 2 Jun 11 | £ 525 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 28 Jun 11 | 15 Jul 11 | £ 395 | £ 99 | - | 3 Nights | |
| 15 Jul 11 | 9 Aug 11 | £ 595 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 9 Aug 11 | 9 Sep 11 | £ 595 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 9 Sep 11 | 21 Oct 11 | £ 399 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 21 Oct 11 | 4 Nov 11 | £ 375 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 4 Nov 11 | 1 Dec 11 | £ 399 | £ 99 | £ 125 | 3 Nights | |
| 1 Dec 11 | 23 Dec 11 | £ 399 | £ 99 | £ 125 | 3 Nights | |
| 23 Dec 11 | 31 Dec 11 | £ 525 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 31 Dec 11 | 7 Jan 12 | £ 525 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 7 Jan 12 | 1 Feb 12 | £ 225 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 1 Feb 12 | 13 Feb 12 | £ 299 | - | - | Flexible | |
| 13 Feb 12 | 27 Feb 12 | £ 325 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 27 Feb 12 | 19 Mar 12 | £ 399 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 19 Mar 12 | 21 May 12 | £ 495 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 21 May 12 | 23 Jul 12 | £ 545 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 23 Jul 12 | 3 Sep 12 | £ 625 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 3 Sep 12 | 21 Oct 12 | £ 399 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 5 Nov 12 | 24 Dec 12 | £ 340 | £ 80 | £ 100 | Flexible | |
| 24 Dec 12 | 4 Jan 13 | £ 495 | - | - | Flexible | |
| 4 Jan 13 | 19 Feb 13 | £ 250 | - | - | 1 Night | |
| 19 Feb 13 | 2 Mar 13 | £ 340 | - | - | 1 Night | |
| 2 Mar 13 | 23 Mar 13 | £ 250 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 23 Mar 13 | 6 Apr 13 | £ 399 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 6 Apr 13 | 3 May 13 | £ 485 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 3 May 13 | 24 May 13 | £ 499 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 24 May 13 | 31 May 13 | £ 525 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 31 May 13 | 29 Jun 13 | £ 499 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 29 Jun 13 | 26 Jul 13 | £ 525 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 26 Jul 13 | 6 Sep 13 | £ 625 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 6 Sep 13 | 4 Oct 13 | £ 450 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 4 Oct 13 | 25 Oct 13 | £ 399 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 25 Oct 13 | 1 Nov 13 | £ 450 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 1 Nov 13 | 15 Nov 13 | £ 350 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 15 Nov 13 | 20 Dec 13 | £ 399 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 20 Dec 13 | 27 Dec 13 | £ 525 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| 27 Dec 13 | 3 Jan 14 | £ 625 | - | - | 1 Week | |
The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday and Saturday nights
NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.
Late deal prices available contact Emma on denewood.bandb@gmail.com
Short Breaks available throughout year
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Availability notes:
Happy to change over Monday and friday for short breaks
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