Name: The Old Hall Hotel
Address: Market Place, Hope Valley, Hope Valley, Hope Valley, S33 6RH, United Kingdom
Rating: 9

Smoke-free property

No elevators

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Free Wi-Fi

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Parking

Pets allowed

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C Scapes Photo Gallery

Hope Golf Club

Etihad Stadium

Whitworth Art Gallery

Manchester Museum

Manchester Airport

Manchester Conference Centre

Manchester Palace Theatre

Piccadilly Gardens

Manchester Art Gallery

Arndale Centre

Manchester Central Library

Albert Square

National Football Museum

Manchester Central

Royal Exchange Theatre

Exchange Square

Manchester Cathedral

Manchester Opera House

Museum of Science and Industry

People's History Museum

Manchester United Museum

Old Trafford

Doncaster Sheffield Airport

Leeds Bradford International Airport

The Old Hall Hotel

Hope Valley

child-bed

child-bed-fee

external-private-bathroom

private-bathroom

shared-bathroom

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king-bed

queen-bed

limited-time

lounge

treatment

no-window

bay-view

bosphorus-view

canal-view

city-view

courtyard-view

garden-view

golf-view

harbour-view

inland-view

lake-view

land-view

mountain-view

ocean-front

ocean-view

oceanside

panoramic-view

park-view

partial-ocean-view

partial-sea-view

partial-view

pool-view

river-view

sea-front

sea-view

street-view

sunrise-view

sunset-view

water-view

with-view

annex

basement

main-building

1-bedroom

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

smoking

sauna

duplex

safe

mini-bar

breakfast-for-1

breakfast-for-2

pets-allowed

wi-fi

kitchen

We have loved the Old Hall for years - but tonight there was nothing really available on the menus apart from fish and chips and burgers - very disappointing as normally fantastic - I have noticed that they are selling a head chef so maybe this is the  reason

Upset

Hope Tea Rooms
Stood at the counter waiting to be served but initially ignored by staff while they stood around and chatted. Asked what was vegan, she mentioned breakfast but then said it wasn't available as it was after 1130 (by 2 minutes) so the only option was a vegan sausage roll which hubby said was ok. I also had a sausage roll and it was nice enough, as was the coffee. After a long walk i had been dying for a scone so what i got was disappointing. A very small scone which was stale and mainly fruit with no scone, it was very dense and tasted of pure sugar. Definitely go elsewhere if you want a nice cream tea.

Go elsewhere for a nice scone 

AVOID....  we agree with the 'slop' reviews' ; overcooked vegtables and bland mush on plates is the order of the day here and we waited an age whilst the staff slagged off the owner behind the bar, which was very entertaining at least. (Apparently he thinks he is rather special locally!)  Maybe the owner should spend less time on his highly amusing and intelliegent review responses' and manage the place far better. 

' Slop' mentioned in other reviews is correct. Avoid. Over priced, small portions and disorgansied service

As a local resident in the Hope Valley I was intrigued to find that this establishment was serving slop. So today Sunday 30th July I made the journey to the Old Hall to try slop for my self. Guess what the slop was delicious and perfectly cooked and presented. Therefore I decided that when it came to payment to pay in full plus a generous tip with my hard earned slopdosh. I can thoroughly recommend the Old Hall  for food and for its perfect country ambience.

Satisfying My Curiosity!

We were  lucky to get a table for 2 on a very busy Bank Holiday weekend evening. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. The food was really good - my husband had the liver and I had the famous steak pie. Very enjoyable with a lovely atmosphere.

Very enjoyable

Visited on Sunday 4th Feb and after a long hike ordered the Pork Belly for £16. Whilst the quality was fine, the portion size was an absolute joke to the extent that if I wasn't so hungry I would have sent it back and got a refund. The accompanying veg portion was honestly laughable and as a result will be avoiding this place in the future for food and eating at the nearby Cheshire Cheese instead. I get that food prices have shot up but if you'd had just bulked it out with a few chips we'd have been happy.

Portion Sizes are miniscule! Cheshire Cheese round the corner much better for food.

Had a lovely lunch  even though we hadn't booked a table , just wanted to say that pheasant pie was spectacular....please add that to the menu permanently....

The mulled wine is also a big pull factor for the missus

And what a beautiful building 

We love this place ..

The toon was clean and bed was very comfy. Staff all cheery and very helpful. Great breakfast. A fab curry house a few yards away from the hotel which served great food and bring your own alcohol cuts back the cost. Walks on the door stop and if you have an electric car there is a fast charger across the road

Great location to chill

We were unaware of the trivia night when booking, with our room directly above the bar, the microphone and music vibrated the floor. No sleep (even with earplugs) until late. The pub ambience was lovely, the staff were fantastic and very friendly, the rooms were spacious and well appointed, drinks were cold and food was good and came quickly. Next time I’ll just make sure we get a different room.

Good was amazing, but stay in the barn

Four of us stayed at the Old Hall on a three day walking holiday. Being a very light sleeper, I had specifically requested a quiet room. On arriving I was assured that room 2 was the quietest. The minute I went in the room I pointed out that there was a continuous hum. I was informed that this was the kitchen ventilator and that it would be switched off at 2100. What I wasn't told was that it was switched on again at about 0630 in the morning. I was awoken by a sound similar to being next door to the engine room of an old tramp steamer. No more sleep that morning. Even when trying to relax reading a book during the day was impossible due to the constant hum from the ventilator. One of my colleagues, who is hard of hearing agreed to swap rooms. This we did so I spent the rest of the stay in room 4. However, my hard of hearing colleague was disturbed by the constant vibration but managed to compensate by putting a pillow over his head to drown out the sound. It is fair to say that rooms 3,4 and 5 were most comfortable and very well appointed. The staff at the hotel where friendly and most helpful. Especially the ladies in the tea room at breakfast. By all means stay at the Old Hall but, unless you have had experience as an engineer in the Royal or Merchant Navy, avoid room 2 like the plague. If it is the only room available, find somewhere else or sleep in your car.

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