Guests say
The Olde Coach House in Hope Valley is a well-received cottage, praised for its cleanliness, cosy atmosphere, and well-equipped kitchen. Guests appreciate the thoughtful touches like welcome provisions, though some noted minor issues with maintenance. The location is admired for its beauty and convenience for exploring the Peak District.
Guests consistently mention the cottage's cleanliness, describing it as 'very clean' and 'extremely clean', indicating high standards of hygiene and upkeep.
The location is generally praised for its beauty and convenience, although some guests experienced difficulty finding the cottage. The village amenities and proximity to walking routes are appreciated.
The cottage is described as cosy and comfortable, particularly the living room. However, there are comments about the bed comfort and heating issues which slightly affect the overall comfort score.
Facilities are deemed great by some, with a full working kitchen and other amenities. However, there are several remarks about maintenance issues such as the toilet flush and kitchen appliances that need updating.
Guests have noted and appreciated the thoughtful gestures such as chocolates and milk provided. While these gifts enhance the experience, it is important to note that such extras, while delightful, are subject to availability and not guaranteed.
About this property
This splendid, converted coach house rests in the pretty village of Bradwell, in the heart of the Peak District National Park. Set in a reverse-level style, The Old Coach House is the ideal base for families looking to break away from normality and see what this scenic region has to offer. Enter on the ground floor and discover the bedrooms, including a double and twin, offering a wealth of character and ample storage for your personal belongings. Climb the carpeted stairs to the open-plan living area, featuring a wooden floor with vaulted ceiling and exposed beams, offering a homely ambience to unwind within each evening. Allow the chef of the group to impress in the kitchen, equipped with all the necessities for a short break, while the rest of the group set the dining table with crockery and a bottle of fizz. To the exterior is a small patio area where you can enjoy your morning coffee while you ponder on the day ahead, plus there is an off-road parking space. The pretty village of Bradwell offers three welcoming pubs, ideal if you fancy a night away from cooking, and there’s a supermarket if you need to pick up the essentials. Why not explore one of the many caverns in Castleton, like Treak Cliff Cavern or Blue John Stone before sampling some dairy ice cream from Bradwell's Ice Cream shop, a favourite in the village for over 100 years! Keen walkers will be in heaven whilst roaming the Peak District National Park, offering walks through the stunning valley of Edale, which is the start of the Pennine Way, England’s first and most famous long-distance footpath, and the famous spa town of Buxton. Box off the attractions of the Peak District with a homely stay at The Old Coach House.
Bradwell is a charming town located in the Hope Valley in the Peak District National Park. Tideswell, home to the famed Tideswell church, dubbed the "Cathedral of the Peak," is only four miles from Bradwell. Three miles away is the charming village of Castleton, which is home to intriguing caves such as the Blue John Cavern and is overlooked by the crumbling Mam Tor or 'Shivering Mountain.' Winnats Pass and Edale in the Edale Valley, regarded as the start of the Pennine Way, are close by.
Accommodation
Reverse level accommodation.
Two bedrooms: 1 x ground-floor double, 1 x ground-floor twin.
Ground-floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.
First-floor kitchen/diner.
First-floor sitting room
Gas central heating.
Gas oven and hob microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher.
TV.
Wifi Fuel and power included In rent.
Bed linen and towels included In rent.
Off-road parking for 1 car.
Patio with furniture.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop 0.3 miles, pub 0.2 miles.
Note: The property unfortunately does not have any bike storage.
Please note: if looking to book to stay from February 10th 2024, this date can only be accommodated for a 7 night stay only.
Please note: check-in is only allowed between Friday - Monday.
Reviews (16)
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Anna
Extremely quiet and walking countryside outside the door. The Coop is well-stocked and open daily for long hours. The village shop/post offices has a range of local produce (bread, cheese, pies etc.) and there are busses connecting Bradwell to other parts of the Peak District and Sheffield. For a small group without a car, a pretty perfect place to stay.
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Tracy
Everything was clean and comfortable. Would definitely book again.
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Cliff
Think the timer was set to come on at around 8 A.M , think it would have been better set for 7 A.M. Even so still enjoyed our stay and many thanks to the owner for the " goodies " provided on arrival.