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Bull's Head Inn (Castleton)Newest Review: ... the real wood fire was (thankfully) not lit, but I can imagine that this would have made the inn even more welcoming on a cold winter's day. We really felt that, apart from the electric lighting, we could have stepped back in time 100 years. The pub has a lovely, warm, welcoming feeling that relaxed us all straight away. The staff were also very friendly and made us feel at home. After ... more |
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by - written on 07/08/09 (Very useful, 139 readings)
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Castleton, known as the "gem of the Peak District" is an outstandingly pretty village which lies at the end of the Hope Valley. With so much to see and do, including four 'show' caves, Peveril Castle, as well as achingly beautiful local walks, Castleton is a magnet for tourists. After visiting two of Castleton's show caves, myself and my family were ready for a nice meal. Wandering around the streets, lined with stone-built houses and shops, we came across the 'Bull's Head Inn'. This lovely old limestone building looked the perfect place to have a nice lunch, so we wandered in to sample its fayre. As soon as we walked in, we knew we were ... Read the complete review
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