The Old Eyre Arms an oasis of quality set in one of the most beautiful parts of Derbyshire, lying north of the old market town of Bakewell (famous for its Bakewell puddings, not tart) in the centre of the Peak District National Park close to Chatsworth House & the Monsal Trail at Hassop Station.

Formally a farmstead and 17th Century Coaching Inn, A grade II listed building, built by the Eyre Family in the early 1600s, first registered as a public house in 1753, the inn took it’s name from the Eyre Family who owned much of the surrounding land. These origins are evident in the huge coat of arms painted above the carved stone fireplace.

Read more about our history here

The Old Eyre Arms is a pub restaurant. Your hosts are devoted to retaining the character and friendly atmosphere of this unique unspoilt hostelry, cheery logs fires warm its charming oak beamed rooms, with there low ceiling, oak settles, long case clock and old pictures. 

With a choice of three cosy rooms to choose from including the Lounge Bar (containing pictures of the Cavalier ghost),The Snug and The Old Tap Room retaining a traditional atmosphere with an array of interesting old maps, antiques, open log fires and Lepper Shelf.

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The Beer garden is open all year offering a tranquil area in which to enjoy the beautiful Derbyshire countryside, with the water fountain gently cascading beside you.