Cottage in Bradwell near Peak Cavern

It was definitely lovely to stay in a cottage, snuck in the local village. Overall it was a nice place to stay in but was very basic with its amenities. It was a described, no toiletries available, so courtesy milk in the fridge, and very basic furniture upstairs (the living room was nice). It’s worth mentioning that the cottage is situated on a VERY NARROW and steep “road”, which was very difficult to negotiate and find initially. Parking was quite difficult and it on the steep hill so be prepared to have a sturdy handbrake. As a general to the area, there is very limited/ no signal so it is definitely worth screenshotting the code of the box, the WiFi code, and the exact address before you leave. I would say it was a lovely cottage and lovely village to say in, but was quite expensive for what you got in terms of amenities and quality of the furnishings.

The cottage is really lovely, although needs a little TLC. Most of the people we bumped into were friendly. The roads were a little hard to navigate as they are quite sharp turns on narrow streets - so scout out the location first on maps or something. Comfortable beds and pillows. Downstairs was a bit dusty, but bedrooms were clean as was bathroom and kitchen. Large fridge. Most crockery etc available in sets of 4 (except for the bowls!). If you're using it mainly as a base for sleeping whilst out it's great. Many thanks.

Great location for exploring the peaks from your front door and easy parking. The Cottage is adequately furnished with a great shower and comfortable beds. The main thing we would call out is that the cooking equipment and crockery provided is very limited to make even basic meals so if you plan on eating in we would bring your own things or check what will be there before staying. Eg - not enough bowls for 4 people, no salt, pepper, oil etc. The fireplace was not able to be used.

Lovely cottage in a great location for exploring the Peak District, with places like Castleton and Edale (for Kinder Scout) only about a 15-minute drive away. The cottage has two double bedrooms, which is a real plus, although the smaller room has limited storage. The bathroom is located downstairs, which is worth noting. The only downside is parking, the street is extremely narrow, so you can’t park directly outside. We parked near the local pub, but it’s on a hill and requires parallel parking. We would recommend the Shoulder of Mutton pub for dinner, and the village café is also worth a visit for lovely coffee and cake.