Stonecroft Guesthouse
Chamber Rating
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Jane Streather
May 17th, 2022 -
Sue Ruddock
Dec 31st, 2021 -
Caroline Ryder-Huf
Apr 5th, 2021 -
Adrian Busolini
Stonecroft is a charming, characterful house wrapped by a well-tended garden that can't fail to instil a sense of tranquillity. It's located a hundred metres from the start of the Pennine Way; well-placed for ascents up to Hollins Cross for Mam Tor, or Jacob's Ladder for Kinder Low. It's a two-minute walk between two public houses, a general store and cafe. The house is superbly maintained to a high level of detail and a very high level of cleanliness; you won't find any bathroom mold or cheap bedsheets here. This is achieved without sacrificing any of the building's period charm or homely touches; this is still, primarily, an outdoorist's B&B. It's just a very good one. Hospitable to a fault, Julia went out of her way to ensure everything was catered for, with numerous personal touches revealing a true passion for her work. She's an excellent chef, meticulously catering for different diets, whilst leveraging the best of local produce. There's a lovely range of fresh leaf teas, packed lunches on request, and good conversation if you so choose. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay, and hope to return soon.
Feb 22nd, 2021 -
Florence Morton
Dec 3rd, 2020
Contact Info
- (143) 367-0262
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for Stonecroft Guesthouse?
A The phone number for Stonecroft Guesthouse is: (143) 367-0262.
Q Where is Stonecroft Guesthouse located?
A Stonecroft Guesthouse is located at Stonecroft,, Edale, Edale, eng S33 7ZA
Q What is the internet address for Stonecroft Guesthouse?
A The website (URL) for Stonecroft Guesthouse is: http://stonecroftguesthouse.co.uk/
Q How is Stonecroft Guesthouse rated?
A Stonecroft Guesthouse has a 4.9 Star Rating from 15 reviewers.
Ratings and Reviews
Stonecroft Guesthouse
Overall Rating
Overall Rating
( 15 Reviews )Jane Streather on Google
Sue Ruddock on Google
Caroline Ryder-Huf on Google
Adrian Busolini on Google
Stonecroft is a charming, characterful house wrapped by a well-tended garden that can't fail to instil a sense of tranquillity. It's located a hundred metres from the start of the Pennine Way; well-placed for ascents up to Hollins Cross for Mam Tor, or Jacob's Ladder for Kinder Low. It's a two-minute walk between two public houses, a general store and cafe.
The house is superbly maintained to a high level of detail and a very high level of cleanliness; you won't find any bathroom mold or cheap bedsheets here. This is achieved without sacrificing any of the building's period charm or homely touches; this is still, primarily, an outdoorist's B&B. It's just a very good one.
Hospitable to a fault, Julia went out of her way to ensure everything was catered for, with numerous personal touches revealing a true passion for her work. She's an excellent chef, meticulously catering for different diets, whilst leveraging the best of local produce. There's a lovely range of fresh leaf teas, packed lunches on request, and good conversation if you so choose.
I thoroughly enjoyed my stay, and hope to return soon.
Florence Morton on Google