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Rushop Hall Holiday Cottages – Peak District

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Rushop Hall Holiday Cottages offer a picturesque retreat set within stunning surroundings near Chapel-en-le-Frith. Our collection of charming cottages combines character and comfort, ensuring guests feel right at home during their stay. Ideal for families or groups seeking relaxation amidst nature, each cottage is equipped with modern amenities while retaining its unique charm. With ample opportunities for outdoor activities just steps away, guests can easily explore the beauty of the Peak District. Discover exceptional service and a welcoming atmosphere at Rushop Hall Holiday Cottages—your home away from home.

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Andy Taskis

5 Google Rating

Perfect location for road cycling around the Peak District, Winnats Pass and Mam Tor are very close

5/ 5

Perfect location for road cycling around the Peak District, Winnats Pass and Mam Tor are very close to Rushop Hall.

Liam Proctor

5 Google Rating

Stayed in the Shepherd hut, this was very comfortable with a beautiful view and had a nice outside a

5/ 5

Stayed in the Shepherd hut, this was very comfortable with a beautiful view and had a nice outside area to relax in

Peter Kent

5 Google Rating

Had a very enjoyable 5 days stay here, accommodation was 5 star (excellent) and the owner's Jan and

5/ 5

Had a very enjoyable 5 days stay here, accommodation was 5 star (excellent) and the owner's Jan and Neil were very friendly helpful. Breakfast choice was excellent as well as the food. It's a great area for sightseeing and walking, etc also if you need any help with exploring the area Jan and Neil are very helpful with this. I would not only recommend it I will be going back at sometime.

Steven Moorcroft

5 Google Rating

Lovely place to stay, looked after me and my horse.

5/ 5

Lovely place to stay, looked after me and my horse.

Jan Luca Wöhlbier

5 Google Rating

excellent b & b

5/ 5

excellent b & b

Helen Marsh

5 Google Rating

Lovely lovely Rushop Hall in Derbyshire - surrounded by stunning countryside with a choice of accomm

5/ 5

Lovely lovely Rushop Hall in Derbyshire - surrounded by stunning countryside with a choice of accommodation- mini cottages, gorgeous b and b rooms and a Shepherds hut! Rabbits, Alpacas, horses on holiday , and one of the best breakfasts ever! Thank you

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