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This is the second time we have dined at Fischer's at Baslow Hall. The first time was a few months ago for lunch that left a wonderful impression. We then decided to book again for Sunday Lunch with our friends as it was a joint birthday celebration. We live about 2 hours away but we believed the drive was worth it. The staff both inside and outside the restaurant were wonderful and very professional. However whilst we had a very enjoyable day, we all agreed the food was not what we expected. We all ordered various courses, the first and second courses were disappointing, We ordered the cod fish course which was very small and basically an ordinary fish ball in bread crumbs. The single scallop had very little flavour, both did not reach our expectations. We had different main courses but three of us has lamb which was nice but nothing special. We expected something exceptional for our lunch at Fischer's it wasn't. Sorry but we wanted to express or feelings.

It feels like a family hotel, the owner and his wife live on one end of the house and the passengers live on the other side. The whole atmosphere of the hotel is very warm, the room is clean and tidy, and the decoration is beautiful. It really makes you feel at home. We lived in a family room on the second floor, and there was a small courtyard behind it. The children were happy to pile two snowmen behind. The location of the hotel itself is right next to the road. But it is not a main road, so it is not noisy. The main attractions in the windy area of Beckwell, the town of Aidensol, in the Richmond Bedroom Manor are very close, within 15 minutes by car. The slight fly in the ointment is that there are no other shops around except a Robin Hood Club restaurant that it operates.

In the Peak District National Park, the surrounding scenery is particularly quiet; the residents of the hotel and the surrounding towns are very nice. The hotel room is large and the outdoor dining area is also very large.

It is only over one kilometer away from the 05 version of ”Pride and Prejudice”. Walking along the path, the scenery is excellent. The hotel is clean and tidy, and there is a country pub downstairs with Western food. It is much cheaper than the nearby Cavendish Hotel.

Spent two midweek nights in the H boutique hotel Others have mentioned parking which is not the hotels fault and I actually felt they were very clear on their communication about this prior to our arrival and gave good advice of where and how to park (especially arriving on a market day) so this is not contributing towards 2*. The basics let this hotel (which has the potential to be lovely) down The room was spacious, however the air conditioning had a mind of its own, and unfortunately as the reception is not manned overnight, when you retire to your room to find it overheating after 10pm it leads to an unpleasantly hot night. In addition to this the bedding and pillow cases had multiple holes and the bed itself was quite uncomfortable. This combined with the aircon led to two very poor nights sleep. The bathroom grouting needed cleaning properly and in some areas redoing. The water pressure in the shower was the worst we’ve experienced in any hotel or campsite -it was a light trickle. We cannot comment on the breakfast as when we booked it was clear that the rate was for room only and breakfast not inclusive. However we can recommend for an excellent hot breakfast ‘The Gallery’ which is just around the corner, well priced and absolutely delicious. The location of the hotel is great if you want to visit the Peak District, Chatsworth etc, and I would add that the staff were lovely.