THE best hotels in the country have been revealed and one even has rooms for under £70 a night.
It has also been praised for being family-friendly and sits on the estate of a stately home that appeared in the film, Pride and Prejudice.
The Times has revealed its ’50 best places to stay in 2026′ and The Hide was declared the winner for ‘great-value’.
The cosy 19th century hotel was formerly a Premier Inn, before being converted and reopened in October 2025.
The Hide sits on the Chatsworth Estate in the rolling Peak District hills – so guests can enjoy magnificent views.
The Times praised it highly and said: “It’s laid-back and unpretentious while still offering Chatsworth hospitality including produce from the estate farm, curated art on the walls and bespoke textiles in the bedrooms plus hand-painted room numbers.”
It was awarded the title of ‘Great-value winner’ with rooms starting from £69.
They added: “The idea is that all are welcome – dogs, children, walkers in muddy boots.”
The hotel has a mix of bright and spacious rooms from doubles to triple, quad, bunk rooms and accessible ones too.
Each come with a double or king size bed, power shower and free Wi-Fi.
Meanwhile the triple or bunk rooms are suited towards families of three or four.
Guests can eat in from the All Day Dining menu available, with options such as fish and chips and beef and ale pie, as well as stone baked pizzas, burgers, steak, salads and BBQ ribs.
During the summer months, The Hide opens up its patio for outdoor dining with a pizza oven and BBQ.
There’s even a fire pit for s’mores – guests can get a sharing board for two for £10.
The breakfast buffet option starts from £15.95, or there are cook to order options including The Full Hide (essentially a full English).
There’s also a veggie option, pancakes and waffles too.
Sunday lunch is from £18 per person with a choice of Chatsworth beef, roast chicken, lamb or butternut squash, spinach and chestnut wellington.
As The Hide sits on the Chatsworth Estate, it’s easy for staying guests to explore the house.
Chatsworth House was built in the 1600s and famously appeared in the 2005 adaptation of Pride and Prejudice as Mr Darcy’s house, Pemberley.
It has also appeared on screen in The Duchess and Peaky Blinders.
Guests can buy a multi-entry ticket to Chatsworth to use throughout their stay, for less than the cost of a single day ticket.
This can be added to your booking or bought while at the hotel.
Chatsworth House is around a 15 minute drive away from The Hide.
On the grounds of Chatsworth House there’s also a farmyard and adventure playground.
At the farm are small animals like pigs, horses, goats and guinea pigs.
The playground has ladders, a climbing wall, rope bridges and racing slides – there’s also a zip wire, swings, and a giant sand play area
Tickets can be bought from £10 for both adults and children.
The Hide is a 23-minute drive from Matlock Bath which is known for being a seaside-themed town that’s nowhere near the coast.
Visitors strolling along the River Derwent will feel like they’re by the seaside as it’s lined with fish and chip shops, ice cream parlours and arcades.
You can get beautiful cliff-top views over the water, and there are boat parades too – also known as the Matlock Bath Illuminations.
The nearest city is Sheffield and it’s a 17-minute walk to Chesterfield.
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