Peveril Cottage

Brilliant location in the village. Very clean and tidy inside.

We couldn't get past the fact that there was no proper table and chairs to sit down inside and eat our meals. Also, we missed not having a patio or bit of lawn to sit outside as the one entrance/exit area is privately owned by neighbours so can't have a bbq. Also,7 ok no private parking.

Great location. Close to village restaurants and also great access to walks

no dryer.

Handy location

No access for unloading/loading. Info about the unneighbourly neighbours was inside the property. This could have been better communicated. For mature groups this could be tricky. Half a roll of toilet paper for 6 people over two nights - not really sufficient. Only 4 knives and 5 forks. We made do with. Spoons. Flickering light in one bedroom. Bedside lamp in 2nd bedroom not working. There were some spare bulbs but not the correct ones. Couldn't find a dustpan and brush for floor.

location.

quite cramped for 6 people. only one bathroom and no outside space

Stunning location.

We didn’t mind at all that you cannot park outside the cottage, or that it is above a fish & chip shop, or that the wi-fi keeps kicking you off. However, we were really disappointed with the cottage - it was £217 per night, but the standard was poor. I have never stayed anywhere where the owners seemed LESS interested in their guests having a nice, comfortable stay. Obviously, in renovating, they decided to squeeze in the max amount of beds/bedrooms in order to get the max amount of ££££. There were 4 of us staying in dry weather - I cannot imagine what it would be like with 6 people staying there during a wet spell, as it is very small, and there is NOWHERE to dry stuff. All the rooms are cramped. In the two ‘double’ bedrooms there’s barely enough room to open the drawers. The kitchen is tiny, and there is nowhere to sit down and eat together - you are supposed to eat off small foldable tables in front of the tv. There is nowhere to hang clothes, no coat-hangers even. The chests of drawers are cheap and nasty, difficult to open and close. Budget carpets. Plastic plants. There is/are no local information / recommendations / Visitors’ Book … though there is PLENTY of information about their other cottages (as if!)! For £200+ per night, I think the following ought to be provided: >Milk and teabags (has anyone reading this ever stayed anywhere that didn’t provide this?) >Shower gel (ditto) >Better stocked kitchen - kitchen roll, sponge and/or brush for washing up, cafetière … >Freezer compartment >Airer, coat hangers, somewhere to dry towels, swimming costumes, wet coats and boots. >Blind in the bedroom that comes all the way down to the windowsill. >Socket close to the mirror >Decent shower curtain >Dining table Property owners - please note that most of the complaints I have made here have already been made by previous guests in the above thread.

Really central location with a great view from the lounge

It is accessed on foot only up stone steps so loading and unloading wasn't as easy as at a place with vehicle access. One of the steps was loose and there is no handrail so harder fir those less sure of foot. Also, it's right above the chippy! Might not have booked it if I'd known that but you actually couldn't smell it much.

Charming and just perfect for our family weekend stay. Highly recommend!! Castleton was an unexpected delight. We picked the location for being between Lyme House and Chatsworth, our Pride & Prejudice destinations, and Pervil Cottage was what our kids liked best!

The cottage interior was lovely and the location was very central. However there was no toilet roll provided, not enough glassware for 6 guests, a few lightbulbs were out (including the hall which made it very dark) and the radiator cover was damaged and leaning off the wall when we arrived. The bathroom was a good size but the shower didnt work efficiently and the taps dripped constantly. No plug sockets near the hall mirror, would have been better if there was a mirror in the bedroom.