The Peacock At Rowsley in Great Rowsley, England

The Peacock at Rowsley holds a Michelin Guide recognition for its exceptional restaurant. The kitchen serves British and European cuisines with locally sourced ingredients, offering a seasonal tasting menu. Breakfast is available à la carte and includes traditional and modern dishes served in a garden terrace setting.

Guests stay in beautifully styled rooms with antique furnishings paired with air conditioning and Penhaligon's toiletries. Each room has a private bathroom, bathrobes, and free toiletries, with certain rooms offering garden views. The historic building dating from 1652 provides a setting with original character and quiet comfort.

The hotel provides exclusive fly fishing access on the nearby Haddon Estate, with guided trips available on the Derwent and Wye rivers. Scenic walking routes start directly from the hotel, leading into the Peak District National Park. Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall are within walking distance (5 km and 2 km respectively).

Free private parking is available on site, including one electric vehicle charging station. The hotel has a garden with mature lime trees leading down to the river, plus a terrace for outdoor dining. Meeting and banquet facilities are offered, and a 24-hour front desk provides packed lunches for day trips.

The building dates from 1652 and was originally a coaching inn owned by the Haddon family. It sits in Great Rowsley village, 5 km from Chatsworth House and 55 km from Manchester Airport. The surrounding Derbyshire Dales provide golfing, hiking, and cycling routes directly accessible from the hotel.

Dining: Michelin Guide-recognized restaurant

Activities: Exclusive fly fishing on Haddon Estate

Location: Walking distance to Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall

Rooms: Antique furnishings with modern amenities

History: 17th-century coaching inn with family ownership