The Rutland Arms Hotel
4 StarsOpulent fine dining restaurant, Peak District gateway access
Opulent fine dining restaurant, Peak District gateway access
Gateway to Peak District walks, Historic 18th-century coach house
Restaurant with classic British fare, Quintessential English countryside inn
Award-winning Gallery Restaurant, Chatsworth Estate heritage design
Riverside gardens and outdoor seating, Elegant, individually styled rooms
Riverside setting with views, Historic 18th-century pub and inn
Hayfield room whirlpool bath, On-site H Bar & Restaurant
Edwardian manor house charm, Acclaimed fine dining restaurant
Hearty pub dining, Traditional coaching inn experience
Country-view family rooms, Historic farm building conversion
Picturesque Peak District setting, Dedicated fly fishing on River Wye
Panoramic Peak District views, Award-winning gastronomy
Award-winning Red Lion Restaurant, Luxury spa treatment suite
Family-friendly stay policy, Accessible transport connections
Individually styled bedrooms, Dedicated family-friendly service
Panoramic Bakewell views, Historic Bagshaw Hall terrace
High Tor cliffside views, Artist's Corner Restaurant
Countryside views at the bar, Adults-only pool policy
Scenic Derwent Valley views, Unique gully tour bus suite
Cocina restaurant with Josper ovens, Spanish-inspired design and ambiance
Boutique country pub experience, Scenic outdoor terrace
On-site private parking, Versatile meeting and event spaces
Charming outdoor spaces, Specialty food and drink nights
Thyme restaurant and bar, Historic department store setting
Vibrant Bareca dining, Adventure-ready Wadobi facility
Hearty pub classics and daily specials, Family-friendly dining experience
Historic Grade II listed building, Prime Dronfield market town location
Traditional British pub gastronomy, Historic 17th-century farmhouse charm
Historic stable conversion rooms, Bakewell town centre location
National Trust country house setting, Hearty homemade dining
Expansive landscaped gardens, Individually designed suites
Elevated Matlock countryside views, Cinema cellar conversion
River Derwent views, Historic Grade II listed building
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
Chatsworth House is the ancestral seat and family home of the Dukes of Devonshire. It is situated in the midst of 1000 acres of parkland in Derbyshires Peak District National Park about 6 miles from Bakewell. The house was used as the backdrop for the film Pride and Prejudice. The grounds include gardens, lakes and fountains. There is also an estate farm, shop and restaurant. Opening hours (Mar 15 - Dec 23): Garden: 10:30am - 6pm House: 11am - 5pm Farmyard: 10:30am - 5:30pm The park is open daily. The house car park is available during opening hours and costs £ 1.50. There is a free car park within the park. Chatsworth is wheelchair friendly. For information about admission fees please visit the website
Chatsworth is a top attraction in Bakewell, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Chatsworth, including popular choices like The Pilsley Inn, The Beeley Inn, The Devonshire Arms, Cavendish Hotel, Wheatsheaf, Baslow by Marston's Inns.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Chatsworth, Peak District National Park, Bakewell Swimming Pool, Visitor Centre, Haddon Hall, all within a convenient distance from Chatsworth.