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Netherbrook · Hope Valley

A fire, a pint and a bed at the end of the walk.

A 17th-century village inn in the heart of the Peak District, with five rooms, local ales on the bar and a kitchen that does a proper Sunday roast. Dogs and muddy boots welcome.

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Open every day from noon

The inn, an old stone building covered in green ivy

Est. 1663

On the bar tonight

  • Curlew Best 4.1%

    Amber bitter · Our house bitter, brewed in Hathersage

    pouring

  • Mam Tor Gold 3.9%

    Golden ale · Edale Brewing Co.

    pouring

  • Stanage Stout 4.6%

    Oatmeal stout · Gritstone Ales

    pouring

  • Ladybower Pale 4.3%

    Pale ale · Derwent Valley Brewery

    last few pints

  • Winnats Wild 5.2%

    Hazy IPA · Castleton Craft

    on next

All our cask ales are kept by Dave, who has been our cellarman for 22 years.

Today’s specials

  • Venison and juniper stew£19
  • Pan-fried trout, brown shrimp butter£21
  • Leek and Stilton tart£15
  • Apple and blackberry crumble£8
Full menu

Rooms at the inn

Five rooms, no two alike

All rooms and prices
  • A beamed bedroom with a stone fireplace and an armchair

    The Hayloft

    from £145

    Under the old beams at the top of the barn, with a log burner and a view up the valley.

    Log burnerValley viewKing-size bed

  • A wood-panelled bedroom with an arched window

    Shepherd’s Hut Room

    from £125

    Wood-panelled and snug, with a window seat for watching the weather come in over Win Hill.

    Dog friendlyWindow seatRain shower

  • A bedroom with a dark beamed ceiling and a bench at the foot of the bed

    The Old Stable

    from £155

    Beamed ceiling, stone floors and a roll-top bath. Ground floor, with its own door to the garden.

    Dog friendlyRoll-top bathGarden door

Full English or veggie breakfast included in every stay.

Roast beef with a Yorkshire pudding, carrots and greens
A dish of golden Yorkshire puddings

Sunday lunch

Yorkshires the size of your head

Topside of beef, half chickens and slow-roast lamb from farms in the valley, with all the trimmings. Served from noon until 6pm, and it does sell out.

  • From £16nut roast to beef
  • Noon to 6every Sunday
  • Kids’ roast£9, under 12s
Book Sunday lunch

From the front door

Walks that end at the bar

All five walks

  • 3 miles1 to 1.5 hourseasy

    Riverside loop

    Along the Noe to the stepping stones and back through the meadows. Flat, pushchair friendly in summer.

  • 5 miles2.5 to 3 hoursmoderate

    Win Hill

    A steady climb to one of the best views in the Peak, looking down over Ladybower.

  • 7.5 miles4 hourshard

    Mam Tor and the Great Ridge

    Up to Mam Tor, along the ridge to Lose Hill and back down to a well-earned pint.

A spaniel sitting up at the bar next to its owner

Dog friendly

Bring the dog. We insist.

Dogs are welcome in the bar, the snug, the garden and two of our rooms. There is a water bowl by every table and a jar of biscuits on the bar that the regulars’ dogs know all about.

  • Towels for muddy paws by the door
  • Dog beds and bowls in dog-friendly rooms, £15 a night
  • Hose and boot wash round the side

What’s on

Quiz, folk and far too much ale

Full listings

  • Every Tuesday · 8pm

    Tuesday quiz

    Teams of up to six, £2 a head, the kitty rolls over. Bragging rights are permanent.

  • First Friday of the month · 8.30pm

    Folk night in the snug

    Bring an instrument or just a voice. Fiddles, squeezeboxes and the odd sea shanty.

  • Sat 7 and Sun 8 Nov · From noon

    Winter ale festival

    Twenty cask ales from Peak breweries, a hog roast and a brass band on Sunday.

From the visitors’ book

What guests say

  • “Came down off Mam Tor soaked to the skin. Twenty minutes later we were by the fire with a pint and the dog asleep on the rug. Perfect.”

    Rachel and Tom, Leeds

  • “The Sunday beef is the best roast we have had in years, and the Yorkshires are the size of your head.”

    Paul D., Sheffield

  • “Stayed in the Hayloft for our anniversary. Log burner, a huge bed and the quietest night’s sleep ever.”

    Anjali M., Manchester

Find us

Church Lane, Netherbrook

Open every day from noon

Bar, Monday to Thursday
Noon to 11pm
Bar, Friday and Saturday
11am to 11.30pm
Bar, Sunday
Noon to 10.30pm
Kitchen
Noon to 2.30pm, 5.30pm to 9pm
Sunday lunch
Noon to 6pm

Church Lane, Netherbrook, Hope Valley, Derbyshire S33. Free parking for guests and diners. Directions