Hotels in Little Hucklow

Hotels are scarce in Little Hucklow itself, reflecting the size of a village with a population under 100, but what is here punches well above its weight: the Blind Bull, a beautifully restored 17th-century inn on the site of one of the country's oldest pubs, now offers five individually styled rooms and a self-contained cottage, alongside a gastropub kitchen and bar that won silver for Pub of the Year at the Visit England Awards for Excellence 2025. It makes a genuinely special base for exploring the White Peak, with Hucklow Edge and the gliding club on the doorstep and some of the best walking country in the Peak District radiating out in every direction.

For a wider choice of hotels, guesthouses and bed and breakfasts, the neighbouring villages of Tideswell, Eyam and Castleton are all a short drive away and offer considerably more in the way of shops, cafes and evening options, while still keeping Little Hucklow's quiet lanes and limestone dales within easy reach. Castleton in particular, with its show caves and access to Mam Tor and the Great Ridge, has the widest range of accommodation in the immediate area, from traditional inns to farmhouse B&Bs, and works well as a alternative base for anyone who wants more facilities than the hamlet itself can offer while still exploring the same stretch of the Peak District.

Whichever base is chosen, the appeal of staying near Little Hucklow lies in its position: high on the limestone plateau, above the more visited valley villages, with wide views, working farmland, and one of the country's longest-established gliding clubs riding the thermals overhead.