Pilsley's Devonshire Arms is a delightful 18th-century village Inn situated on the Chatsworth Estate; Chatsworth House is only a short drive away, or a longer walk for those who prefer to enjoy the fresh air.
What do you think makes a stay at The Pilsley Inn unique?
The Pilsley Inn is famous for the quality of food it provides and the sourcing of its locally brewed ales. It offers 13 bedrooms, including the Farmhouse four-poster rooms, and showcases itself as the perfect place to stay when discovering Chatsworth and the Peak District National Park.
Tell us more about the rooms and facilities at The Pilsley Inn?
The Pilsley Inn is lucky to be surrounded by simple, natural beauty within its surrounding landscape. On the first floor of the main inn are the Cosy, Comfortable and Spacious rooms and six Four Poster rooms are located in the exquisitely restored Farmhouse. Well-behaved dogs are allowed in the Farmhouse rooms only.
Can you suggest any activities or things to do while staying in the Bakewell area?
As the only market town within the Peak District National Park boundary, Bakewell is characterised by attractive courtyards, independent shops and cafés. Its location on the River Wye makes it an exceptionally popular destination for tourists of the Peak District.
What food do you serve at The Pilsley Inn?
Dining at The Pilsley Inn styles itself on very sophisticated pub food. The Head Chef sources local ingredients, most of which come from the Chatsworth Estate itself and the drinks include excellent local ales on tap, including Chatsworth Gold. Breakfast is also a local treat with produce delivered from the local farms.
Does the chef at The Pilsley Inn have a signature dish?
Please visit their website by clicking the 'go to their website' button at the top of this page for up to date menus. The dishes alter seasonally and the wine list is always adjusted accordingly.
