The George Hotel, Castleton - pub details
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Address: Castle St, Castleton, Hope Valley, Derbyshire, S33 8WG [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 4751) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Hope - Derbyshire (2.2 miles), Edale (2.5 miles), Bamford (4 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Food served (12-9), Sunday roast (12-4), Real ale (2-4 cask ales (Greene King IPA + weekly guests))
- Outside seating (On the front, and a beer garden at the back), Dogs allowed, Children allowed, Credit cards accepted (Over �10), Car park, Smoking area, Function room for hire, Accommodation available, Wireless internet access (Free internet access (SSID: thegeorge)), Disabled access
other pubs nearby:
Castle Hotel, Hope Valley (0.0 miles), Ye Olde Nags Head, Castleton (0.1 miles), Bulls Head Hotel, Castleton (0.1 miles), Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese Inn, Castleton (0.2 miles), Peaks Inn, Castleton (0.2 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of the George Hotel, Castleton
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Cosy pub - closest to Peveril Castle. Multi roomed around a central bar. Fire. Black Sheep in great condition. There's a lot of choice in Castleton and the competition is maintaining high standards. Mappiman - 18 Apr 2019 12:18 |
I called in Sunday lunch on 15-Sep, whilst on a tour of Derbyshire. I asked for a pint of Youngs Bitter, poured without the sparkler. The barman refused the 'sprinkler' request, saying it was house rules and made the beer look bad; he said it may be the way it was serverd down south, but not here. There seemed to be no point in arguing with someone who didn't understand beer... I mean: 1. I am from the north 2. the beer is brewed in the south 3. the customer is always right (beer is better from the barrel, if you can get it ike that); when I worked in a pub, so long as the customer wanted the beer in a legal glass to the legal amount, and was going to pay, we served it. On a recent tour of N Yorks, every pub was happpy to serve 'sans sparkler' as they are mostly everywhere; why does a pub have to be prescriptive on a matter of how the beer is served? MG_Ant - 16 Sep 2013 14:31 |
Excellent.Possibly the best place in Castleton, which is sayng something as the standards are veryhigh. Superb home-cooked food, good choice of beers. It does get busy, the sign of a good place, so get there early!! Narrowboater - 14 Aug 2011 12:33 |
Visited castleton from America with my wife. We spent 2 weeks in London and decided to visit a different part of England. We looked online and saw castleton. we decided to book 1 week at The George. When we arrived we were welcomed by the staff. We received our room key and got a tour by one of the staff members named kaylie. she was kind and made us feel welcomed. When we opened the door to our room (room 4) we were amazed! the room was incredibly large, spacious, and clean as can be. After unpacking we planned to visit all the pubs. After going downstairs to have a quick drink we enjoyed it to much too leave. we spent the whole day here having a laugh with the landlord and locals. One of the staff members was quizzing some friends on his break and he gladly let us join in we enjoyed our first day beyond expectations. The next day we went around the village visiting the other pubs they were all disappointing bad ale,bad service, and not very warm or cozy.our third day was spent seeing all the caverns and sights castleton has to offer ( highly recommend blue John mine). We spent the rest of our time at the George along with sightseeing. I have no complaints and neither did my wife( that's a first) castleton is a great place to visit. All the caverns and mines which castleton is know for. If the George keeps it up it will be more popular than the caverns itself. Randymarciano16 - 16 Jul 2011 18:58 |
Very good pub, with excellent food and some good beers too. Deservedly popular, so get there early on weekend evenings unless you want a long wait for food. twohalves - 10 Jul 2011 17:11 |
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