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"Hôtel distingué d’une Clef MICHELIN."
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"On the Chatsworth Estate, a window into the past – and doorway to the Peak District — In the greatest of great outdoors, where the untamed wildness of the Derbyshire Dales softens into meticulously tended grounds, stands The Cavendish Hotel. Through the front door and into fire-warmed lounges, the Peak District follows you – in the woven linens and upholstery crafted by talented local makers. And in the misty morning light that streams through casement windows into the rooms. A Nicola Harding makeover has honoured the heart, soul and heritage of this estate, while art from Chatsworth’s private collection – one of Europe’s finest – creates a just-for-guests gallery. As you settle into a velvet armchair, sink into a refined take on rural life."
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"Appartient à chatsworth Prendre un afternoon tea en regardant les cerfs dans le parc Possible d’aller à pied à chatsworth à travers le parc"
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" Vergeet Londen, het echte Engelse sprookje speelt zich in het binnenland af. Jane Austen inspireerde zich op het historische kasteel van Chats-worth, toen ze zich het landgoed van Mr. Darcey in 'Pride & Prejudice' inbeeldde. In een voormalige achttiende-eeuwse overnachtingsplaats voor paarden, karren en hun ruiters op datzelfde landgoed werd met The Cavendish Hotel at Baslow nu een hotel ingericht dat het perfecte midden houdt tussen de droomlocatie voor een kostuumdrama én een modern ingerichte cottage. THE CAVENDISH HOTEL, PEAK DISTRICT Set on the same estate as Chatsworth House - just a jaunt away through sylvan parkland - this coaching inn has had a glow-up thanks to interiors maestra Nicola Harding (Beaverbrook's secret weapon), who worked on it with Laura Burlington, Chatsworth's current chatelaine. The quarry-stone building once served the turnpike between Chesterfield and Buxton, now dusty pink and sage-green corridors form a buffer from the road, and almost all of the 28 bedrooms have bucolic views framed by sash windows. Quiet good taste is the order of the day, with block-printed wallpaper, whipped-cream-coloured ceilings, botanical drawings and emerald-green felt-upholstered doors. Deep corduroy armchairs in coral pink invite guests to sink into them and peruse books on art, gardening or local lore, and pictures from the Devonshire family collection line the walls, including works by American portrait artist Elizabeth Peyton and Turner Prize winner Jeremy Deller. The Gallery Restaurant, meanwhile, filled with estate drawings, gilt-framed etchings and sumptuous landscapes, is the setting for chef Adam Harper's appropriately aristocratic menu of oysters, shellfish bisque and beef Wellington - with many ingredients from the estate's own mush-room emporiums, beehives and kitchen gardens. The Garden Room, opening onto a terrace, has rattan chairs and brick floors, along with a Sunday lunch menu of soups, prawn cocktail, asparagus and roasts. All the ingredients for a flawless Peak District mini-break. LYDIA BELL Doubles from £200; cavendishhotelbaslow. co.uk"
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"By the Devonshire s family. Noise from the A619? "
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"Read a lovely review of this when I happened to browse The Telegraph website. I think it might be a handy base for Chatsworth?"
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