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Relax and Explore

Our serene retreat is set in the Derbyshire Dales on the edge of the beautiful Peak District National Park. It is an environment where you can relax away from the fast pace and distractions of everyday life. The peaceful accommodation, opportunities for wellness discussion and reflection, joined with delicious and healthy food will help you to recharge your body and mind.

What’s Included

  • Nutritious breakfast – summer menu is available here!
  • Refreshing teas and coffees in the room
  • Toiletries, towels and hairdryer
  • Off-street parking
  • Outdoor patio
  • Grassed back garden with a seating area under a gazebo
  • Wi-Fi throughout

The whole property is a no smoking, pets or kids.

We offer a minimum two-night stay.

About Your Stay

Our exclusive retreat has two comfortable and welcoming rooms to choose from.
Both rooms benefit from a large, private en-suite bathroom and stunning views of the Derbyshire Dales and Matlock.

The Mustard Room

The warm and comforting Mustard room has a super-king size bed.

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The Silver Room

The cool and calming Silver room has a king size bed.

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A wholesome breakfast worthy of a royalty is prepared using organic and local produce.
There is always some home-baked or locally sourced bread available along with other condiments. Breakfast menu is designed each month with nutrition and seasonal produce in mind.

Optional Extras

  • Complimentary pick-up from local train stations and airports
  • Guided walks through the countryside
  • Daily healthy snacks
  • Boot cleaning
  • Half-hour nutrition consultation
  • Wake-up service
  • Hot tub hire option for an additional fee, subject to availability
  • Electric car charging point (coming this June)
  • Exercise studio (coming in 2023)
  • Work and business meetings space (coming in 2023)

Learn About The Area

To help you get the most from your stay, here are a few of our favourite things to do in and around Matlock.

Walks and Attractions

Matlock was once known for its hydro and spa treatments, which was developed by John Smedley in the 19th century. Now it is a perfect scenic location for exploring Derbyshire and the Peak District. Smedley’s Hydro is towering over the market town and houses Derbyshire County Council.
On the opposite side Gothic-style Riber Castle sits on top of a hill and offers great walks around and views of the Dales. In the centre of the town, there is an award-wining Hall Leys Park with a boating lake, tennis courts, cafes and riverside walks. There is a market offering fresh fruit, vegetables, bread, pastries, gin and much more in Hall Leys Park near Crown Square every Wednesday morning.
What brings many to this part of Derbyshire is Matlock Bath, a seaside resort that lost its way and found itself at the foot of the Peak District National Park. At the weekend hundreds of motorcycles flock here to flood the town with a roar of engines.
If you are here around September and October, Matlock Illuminations is the main attraction with lights and Venetian boats on the river.

Our Location

Natural beauty around Matlock is ready to nurture tranquillity. We can recommend a range of activities for every feeling and every occasion. The main attraction is a plethora of walking trails, but we are also very lucky to have plentiful of historical villages, stately homes and fascinating museums. Within easy reach you can access splendid Chatsworth House and gardens, Haddon Hall, Bolsover Castle and Kedleston Hall. Towns and villages worth visiting outside of Matlock include Ashbourne, Belper, Bakewell, Eyam, Buxton and Matlock Bath of course. Walks worth considering include Monsal Trail, Ilam Park to the Stepping Stones in Dovedale and Tissington Trail. Local attractions also include Crich Tramway Museum, Carsington Water, Ecclesbourne Valley Railway, The Heights of Abraham and Castleton Caves to name but a few.
Our local produce, small businesses and the warmth of people add to the sense of harmony and luxury you will find with us. Nearby there is a range of small businesses and markets offering unique jewellery and pottery, local honey, meats and cheeses. There are many breweries and distilleries in the area where you can sample beer, wine, whiskey and gin.

Some Cafes, Pubs, Bars and Restaurants