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Testimonials

Customer reviews

“My husband and I recently stayed at the Bulls Head for two nights during our personal "heritage tour" of England and Scotland (his great great grandfather was from nearby Eyam, the "Plague Village”)...The Bulls Head was completely charming, a very old inn, situated in a lovely little village. ..The room and ensuite bathroom were very nice, roomy and clean. We ate a delicious dinner the first night in the quaint dining room and after a very restful sleep, were served the most plentiful, delicious breakfast of our entire two week trip of England and Scotland. ..We really could not believe the size and quality of this breakfast, everything was delicious...it became the standard for all other breakfasts, which by comparison were lacking....The Bulls Head is definitely THE place to stay if you are visiting this part of England. You will not be disappointed with its quaint ambience, beautiful pub and dining room, and wonderful local food. “
Kim from Florida.

“Well above average pub accommodation with traditional feel.
Two stressed teachers in October half term. My partner wanted me to find a traditional pub with very comfortable rooms in a good walking location with an interesting menu. This ticked all the boxes. Perfect!”
Likes:“Very friendly and unpretentious”.
Dislikes:“None”
5 out of 5 Rated by Adrian, one half of a mature couple.


"Excellent hospitality and food"
Visiting Peak District for some days in the beginning of autumn. We prolonged our stay an extra day to enjoy the place”
Likes:“That it is a genuine village inn. Host and staff were very friendly and helpful.
We had no idea that English food could be so good, when it is made the right way!”
Dislikes:“none”
5 out of 5 Rated by Henrik, one half of a couple.

“What a find! We had the most wonderful meal - I was really impressed with the fact that the menu had good old fashioned British food on it - rabbit casserole, oxtail in Guiness, calves liver etc. The wine list was good and inexpensive... and the choice of whiskies was the best I've seen outside of Scotland. We had a lovely comfortable room, breakfast was hearty and the hosts were charming - I would recommend this wonderful pub to anyone without caution!” Victoria Carter.


We stayed at the Bulls Head Inn for 3 nights in October 2011 and we loved everything about it. We arrived at about 2:30 pm in the afternoon and were shown to our room which was large by U.K standards and very comfortable. The village is really small and gorgeous , but not far from the main road (about 5 minutes drive) .
We ate in the pub every night and the staff there reserved a table for us even without us asking. The food was outstanding and the staff always friendly . The service was just fantastic. The pub is not on a main road and so there is no traffic noise to keep you awake at nights . We had a terrific sleep there . In the morning breakfast was served in the dining room at 8:30 am . Breakfast was full English or continental or pretty much a mix and match of what you wanted off the menu . It was a really good breakfast all freshly cooked and piping hot . A great start to any day for sure.

Although they do not advertise WiFi , the landlord gave us a password to use it. There was no signal in the room so we had to go out in the corridor to use it or down into the restaurant . We would recommend that the owners install a WiFi system that can be used anywhere considering the low cost today. WiFi is available just about anywhere in this day and age so that this would be a really good addition .

All together we had a wonderful stay here and would not hesitate for a second to recommend this inn to our friends and family . We know what we are talking about too because we are in the hospitality business in Canada and are very particular. If it is good for us then it simply is good.

Do not hesitate to stay here because it really is very good , friendly , efficient and good food
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