The Peacock at Barlow Accommodation

The Peacock at Barlow has eight boutique bedrooms, four within the main pub building and four in our converted barn adjoining the pub. No two are alike – each has its own irresistible charm and unique character. Electric Car charging points in the car park mean you can explore the surrounding area every day and not worry about running out of juice.

Go on; spoil yourself… Stay the night with us. At the end of a long walk through some of the most beautiful countryside you will ever see from The Chatsworth Estate to the rolling Peak District hills with Froggatt Edge and Curbar Edge just a stone’s throw away, relax over dinner and drain that bottle of red, secure in the knowledge that an amazing night’s sleep is just a few feet away.

As part of our brewing heritage, the rooms are named after varieties of hop; Fuggles, Pilgrim, Goldings, Herald, Admiral, Northdown, Pheonix and Boadicea. They are individually styled and furnished with witty flourishes and luxe touches. The common denominators are state-of-the art en-suite Porcelanosa bathrooms, no-expense spared fittings and furnishings and a theme of effortless English country comfort.

All the rooms are fully air conditioned and include a smart TV, KitchenAid Nespresso Coffee Machine, variable tamperature kettle and the most sumptuous dressing gowns.

Whichever you choose, we guarantee you will drift into slumber in a superking or king-sized bed, cocooned in a rustling feather quilt and the finest, crisp white cotton linen.

When you awake to those stunning country views from your bedroom window, the perfect Derbyshire breakfast will be waiting, when you’re good and ready.

So another day of exploring with easy access to all of Derbyshire and the surrounding area including the magnificent Peak District, historic houses such as Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall, Hardwick Hall, idyllic spa towns such as Matlock Bath, Buxton and Ashbourne, majestic caves and caverns, mesmerising reservoirs like Carsington Water and more dales and trails, hills and crags than you could shake a stick at. Perhaps you’d better stay another night, then…