Peak District National Park Stay For 2 & Breakfast - Dining Option

Staycations have certainly hit a new Peak, as it doesn't get much better than today's dreamy northwestern getaway...

We’re offering you an overnight stay for two people with breakfast and 12pm late check out for £71, an overnight stay with two-course dining for £102, stay two nights for £116, or stay for two-nights and include two-course dining on the first night for £147, saving you up to 45% off Charles Cotton Hotel's prices.

Charles Cotton Hotel

Keen to take the pressure off the everyday routine? We've got just the ticket! Paired with one lucky companion, you'll enjoy a one or two-night stay at the Charles Cotton Hotel. Situated within the gorgeous village of Hartington and with the Peak District National Park just a stone's throw away, you certainly won't be short of a few good views over at this place! Upon arrival, you'll be shown by a member of staff to your standard double or twin guest room offering Wi-Fi access, flat screen TV, tea and coffee-making facilities and plenty more to ensure a rejuvenating retreat. If you choose to upgrade your stay, then you'll get the chance to satsify your appetite with a hearty dinner in the hotel restaurant and sample all the chef's culinary creations. Once you wake the following morning, you'll get to devour a delectable full English breakfast before heading home on your final day at the late and leisurely checkout time of 12pm. Perfect!

Hartington, Peak District National Park

If you can break away from the peace of the hotel, you’ll find a charming, historic village to explore and plenty of inspiring walking routes that provide stunning countryside views. Hop on your bike and head along the Monsal Trail – a disused railway that now makes for a brisk ride framed with impressive landscapes. Another local favourite is Thor’s Cave beside the Manifold Valley. You’ll pass through ancient woods and up picturesque hills before arriving at the unusual cave formation, in use since the Iron Age. Slightly further afield, the Roaches may be the most impressive landmark in the Peak District. With numerous peaks, each offering their own panoramas, it might be hard to settle on just one! Anyone looking for a bite to eat or a spot of shopping is well advised to check out nearby Buxton. Frequently cited as one of the nicest towns in England, Buxton has all the tea rooms, locally sourced dishes, and elegant stonework you could hope for!