Woodroffe Arms Hope. Double Room 4

Hope

3.46

(12 Reviews)

2 guests

1 bedroom

1 bed

1 bathroom

Property Overview

The recently refurbished Woodroffe Arms provides 5 Luxury en-suite guest rooms. The Woodroffe Arms Pub and Restaurant is the perfect base for exploring the Hope Valley, and enjoying the delights of the Peak District National Park.
Perfect for solo travellers or couples looking to enjoy the beauty of the surrounding area with a stress-free stay benefiting from an on-site bar and restaurant.

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Property Details

Description Amenities Access Location

The Space
The Woodroffe Arms comprises of three Double rooms and two Twin rooms which can converted into Super kings on request. All rooms have a luxury en suites to complement the rooms. The perfect room for two or for groups looking to stay in individual rooms. There is an onsite bar and restaurant and the location is the ideal spot to visit the beautiful Peak District National Park.

Neighborhood
The Hope Valley is one of the best-loved parts of the Peak District National Park, boasting some of the finest views and most picturesque villages in the region. This unique area is home to renowned Peak District walks, such as Mam Tor and the Great Ridge, and the winding Winnats Pass road - arguably one of the most photographed roads in the UK! Heading from Hathersage towards Hope on the A6187. The Woodroffe Arms is on the left in the centre. Heading from Castleton the Woodruff arms is on the right in the centre of hope.

Getting Around
In the heart of the Hope Valley this central base is ideal for enjoying this part of the Peak National Park. Some excellent walking exists in all directions the Pennine Way being the most challenging. Hope is a charming village in the Hope Valley, located within the Peak District. As a rural area, the village has limited public transport options, but there are still a number of ways to get around and explore the surrounding countryside, nearby towns, and attractions. Route 271 connects Hope with Sheffield (around 16 miles away) and other surrounding villages in the Hope Valley. Sheffield is a major city with a wide variety of shops, restaurants, museums, and cultural attractions, including the Sheffield Botanical Gardens and Kelham Island Museum. If the need arises then you do have good access by rail links or a drive to the cities of Sheffield and Manchester. Nearby, Hope, offers all the local amenities, including a post office, groceries, and a pub, ideal for those who are only seeking to explore by foot.

Bed linens
Carbon monoxide detector
Clothing storage
Coffee
Coffee maker
Desk
Fire extinguisher
Free parking on premises
Hair dryer
Heating
Hot water
Iron
Laptop friendly workspace
Shampoo
Smoke detector
TV
Coffee Machine
Disabled parking
First Aid kit
Free street parking
Garden/backyard
Hair Dryer
Hot water kettle
Long term stays
Outdoor seating
Parking Space
Private Chef
Shower
Wi-Fi
Wireless internet

Guests have access to their room for the duration of their stay and keys are collected from the Hotel.
There is on-site parking for residents from their day of check-in until their check out time.
Please see the property name for the room configuration.

Check-in: 16:00

Checkout: 10:00

Guest Reviews

3.46

(12 Reviews)

Lee

30/07/2025

Great location for a short break in the Peaks! Didn’t use the pub itself but from what we did see it looked great.

Louisa

27/07/2025

Great location. Rooms were recently renovated so looked rather new. service was quite cold/ not very hospitable, beds were really uncomfortable. expect it to be noisy up until 11pm, even with earplugs on

Nick

14/07/2025

Ellie

29/06/2025

I needed to stay in the Castleton/Hope area for a charity walk for work. After leaving it a bit late to book accommodation, I found this pub at a reasonable price for two nights. We arrived at 7pm, it was easy to find and check in was super easy. The pub was not too busy. Our room (room 3) was suitable for the stay and was as described. The host provided us with additional pillows, milk, and loo roll. We could hear the noise of the people in the pub and outside until about 11pm and then it died down. We had dinner at the pub and the food was absolutely amazing, although it took an hour to arrive at the table after chasing it up. Check out was easy Sunday morning. The pub seemed very quiet and we decided to go for breakfast elsewhere. Overall a satisfactory stay, and perfectly fine for the overnight stay we needed for a walk in the Peak District.

Ruari

15/06/2025

Great position. Good room and friendly staff. Food wasn’t great but quite cheap

Ruturaj

18/05/2025

Great cozy place for a nights stay. Room is of course smaller than most hotel rooms. And you have to pass through a busy pub to get to the rooms. Which on one hand means great accessibility to fun and drinks, but if you want a quiet and peaceful setting then it’s not ideal. Although, once you get onto the corridor to the rooms, you can’t hear any sounds from the pub. The location is great and castleton is very accessible from the Accomodation.