Kingscroft

We stayed for 2 nights and explored local villages. Would recommed visiting Bakewell. :-) B&B was a really nice place to stay, family run and they were really friendly. Room had so much space, the bed was really comfy. There was a fridge with bottles of water, tea, coffee, hot choclate, biscuits, fruit, slippers, house coats etc you couldnt ask for more. For breakfast you get a form to order the night before, there is so much to pick from. My husband loves his meat so wasnt happy when he found out it was a vegetarian menu but he loved the breakfast both mornings. I would say the pre order option potencially could mean alot of waste when people order in the evening feeling hungry then not as hungry at breakfast. Offroad parking and close walk into town where there are lots of pubs and places to eat. We ate at Baileys which had lovley food and cocktails.

What an absolutely charming place. Kingscroft is someone's home and not a faceless hotel. It's quirky, delightful, full of intrigue with a very warm welcome. Spotlessly clean with an olde world charm and associated comfort - if we hadn't had to dash could would have sat in the lounge played chess and the piano all day Tremendous host, excellent breakfast, comfy beds, fluffy towels - a top guest house with excellent service. Nothing was too much trouble - a refreshing change. We had to pre order breakfast but so much choice the granola was excellent - fresh fruit salad looked beautiful and excellent coffee.

Nice place strange staff bit faulty towers we got a full 20 minutes of induction down to how windows work and how lights turn on very OTT the breakfast pre order menu was well over the top I would take a guess at 100+ items ??? Far too much could really do with some music at breakfast it was like eating in a library