Lovely little cottage. Great location to explore The Peak District. Was well equipped and had a lovely big comfortable bed.

We found the small sofa uncomfortable and felt the bathroom taps needed some attention, however this did not spoil our stay.

Location excellent on main street close to village centre. Comprehensive information supplied in good time Kitchen well stocked considering size with good Quality items. Plenty of character in an old building with very thick walls. Very effective central heating. Good use of space. Place we could relax and enjoy being there.

My wife did not find the sofa comfortable. Parking space outside is for a small car only although this was not a problem for us

Close to local attractions. 3 pubs in the village within walking distance. Can get meals in at least one pub. Coffee shop, bakery and village shop nearby although coffee shop not open on a Monday. Bed was super comfortable. Cottage was small but had everything we needed. Welcome basket was appreciated. Excellent base for walkers or visiting Chatsworth House. Lovely garden and summer house. Would be great for summer barbecues.

The logs left for the log burner didn’t burn well and in the end we gave up on trying to keep the log burning going. Some instructions are provided online with cottage instructions but they need to be better. Having a log burner at home we know it was the logs that weren’t very good. Parking is only available outside the property if you have a very small car. The neighbour has put in a locked bollard to prevent parking over their area. Parking our car (Audi A2) outside, would have meant parking across the driveway of the other neighbour. We parked further up the road and there is a free car park further up the road just as you go out of the village.

Youlgreave is a lovely village. The property was clean, the bed was comfortable and the drinks, toiletries snd biscuits were a nice touch.

I would say the stairs in this property are very dangerous and I’m surprised it’s been passed for letting. The stairs are painted and are extremely slippery. I don’t understand why they are not carpeted. I would advise anyone staying to keep shoes on their feet at all times. I went down in socks and slipped down half the staircase. How I escaped injury, I don’t know. The bed is centimetres away from the top of the stairs and so worried were we that we’d fall down in the night that we had to leave the downstairs light on. We didn’t sleep well at all as a result. As others have mentioned, the toilet seat slips to the side and the sofa is small and hard. However, we could have overlooked those things but feel we had to review like this because an accident is waiting to happen on the stairs.