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4 star

Losehill House Hotel & Spa

Hope, Hope Valley, Derbyshire · Hotel

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Family-run hillside hotel above Hope with a small spa, indoor pool and outdoor hot tub looking across to Win Hill.

What's nearby

  • Underleigh House next door

Distances as the crow flies, via Google

Good to know

Accessibility

  • Accessible parking
  • Accessible entrance

Payment

  • Debit cards

Details via Google — worth confirming with the hotel before you travel, especially for access needs.

About Losehill House Hotel & Spa

Losehill House stands on a hillside above the village of Hope, up a narrow lane off Edale Road. The building started as an Arts and Crafts walking centre in the early 1900s and has been run as an independent, family-owned hotel for some years. It is the only hotel with a spa inside the Peak District National Park boundary, which explains why it books up well ahead at weekends.

There are 18 bedrooms plus four suites, decorated in a plain contemporary style with good beds, tea and coffee, flat screen televisions and free wifi. The better rooms have balconies or terraces facing Win Hill and Lose Hill, and a few have roll-top baths. The spa is small rather than sprawling: a ten-metre indoor heated pool, sauna, steam room, treatment rooms and an outdoor hot tub set on the terrace with the valley in front of it.

The Orangery restaurant holds two AA Rosettes and cooks a daily changing modern English menu using Derbyshire producers, with a lighter lounge menu available at other times. Breakfast is cooked to order and included in most rates. There is a bar, a sitting room with a fire, and gardens that run down the slope below the terrace. Parking is free and there is space for drying boots.

The location is the main draw for walkers. The Great Ridge from Mam Tor to Lose Hill runs directly above the hotel, Kinder Scout and Edale are a few miles north, and Castleton with its show caverns is a mile and a half away. Hope station is walkable, so it is one of the few Peak District hotels you can reach easily by train. It suits walking couples and small groups who want a comfortable base and somewhere decent to eat at the end of the day.

Reception hours

Monday
Open 24 hours
Tuesday
Open 24 hours
Wednesday
Open 24 hours
Thursday
Open 24 hours
Friday
Open 24 hours
Saturday
Open 24 hours
Sunday
Open 24 hours

Current hours may differ from the usual schedule above (e.g. holidays) — check Google Maps for today's hours.

What guests say

Adam Tridgell

We booked a Discovery Spa Day and it was delightful! The spa is beautiful and completely spotless. The pool is lovely, along with the sauna and hot tub! The staff were very welcoming and couldn’t do enough to improve the quality of our experience. The treatments were also fantastic, along with the cream tea. The surrounding scenery is breathtaking and makes for an extremely relaxing experience! Will definitely be coming back!

4 months ago · via Google

Olivia Gordon

Location amazing Food really delicious and a fair price Spa lovely - a bit small but we knew it wasn’t huge before our visit The reason I’ve given it 4 as opposed to 5 was I think the service could have been slightly better. All staff we interacted with were friendly and professional but we were told at the time of booking that the only time we could go to the spa was 1pm onwards as it was fully booked all morning. When I rang up in the morning of the booking, the night porter told me we could turn up any time as the day was free. Turned up early and were told the spa was free so not sure we were initially told it wasn’t. Decided to have lunch. Told to sit anywhere, waited for nearly 10 mins and were then asked to move as we weren’t able to sit at the table we’d chosen as it was booked by someone else. Moved to another table and asked to order drinks and the staff member said she’d be back, but another 5 mins went by. (Bearing in mind it was only us and another couple in the restaurant) Staff member came to take our drinks and then wasn’t sure what was on the drinks menu. Another staff member then took over and was great. (The table we were moved from still hadn’t been used…) Apart from that minor blip, all good. Maybe you just need to do a bit of staff training, but we will definitely be back all the same

4 months ago · via Google

David Kaplan

Lovely place and the food is insanely good - like Michelin good. However, as an authentic person with personality, I didn't feel terribly comfortable here. It seems like they are aiming to cater to a more stuffy kind of patron. It was hard to get them to treat me like a human and not their superior. Zero personality in most of the staff. The Italian dude was chill, but they'll probably beat that out of him shortly hehe. Seriously, it would be Eden if they didn't take themselves so seriously. I think all the elders I saw there could do with some character in their service. Oh, there was the occasional whiff of sulfur for some reason - no idea if that is seasonal or regular, but it was what it was. If you're stuffy, five stars. Best wishes, guys!

2 months ago · via Google

Jan doyle

A very good evening spent with friends dining at losehill hotel my only negative comment on a superb evening is the large cream rug curled at one end as you walk from reception into the lounge area ,it is an accident waiting to happen a complete trip hazard ⚠️ my partner is disabled and almost fell walking over it !!!!! My observation would be removed it before a disaster. This apart we had as usual a superb evening with excellent dining ,I would also like to compliment the friendly helpful staff .

4 months ago · via Google

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People say this hotel offers delicious food, including a superb restaurant experience and amazing cream tea, with many highlighting the high quality of ingredients. They also mention the beautiful and spotless spa facilities, including a pool, sauna, and hot tub. Guests appreciate the warm, friendly, and professional staff, who provide excellent service.

Summary via Google

At a glance

Address
Lose Hill Lane, Edale Road, Hope, Hope Valley, S33 6AF Get directions
Property type
Hotel
Location
Hope, Hope Valley, Derbyshire
Star rating
4 star
Guest score
8.8 / 10 (1,500 reviews)
Prices from
£195 per night
Good for children
No
Destination
Peak District