Fresh out of a Victorian Gothic horror, the austere stone exterior of Callow Hall evokes more than a touch of Bronte, set amid the rolling landscape of Derbyshire’s Peak District. Built by a local magistrate as his family home in the mid-19th century, the building did not become a hotel until the 1980s.
A change of ownership just before the pandemic led to a major renovation, including the addition of a striking glass box restaurant extension and a series of treehouses away from the main house for those after a more secluded, rustic stay.
