The Chatsworth estate's hotel at Baslow, looking out over the park it borders. Dogs stay for £20 per dog per night, two per room maximum and pre-booked, arriving to treats, a bowl and a towel; a four-poster dog bed can be added for £35 a night. There is space to dine with a dog, and a room-service dog menu for the nights you would rather not.
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Village pub on Nether End green, a few strides from the Chatsworth park gate and the bridge over Bar Brook. Dogs are welcome, and the pub asks that if you are coming for an evening meal you book a table in the bar dining area rather than the restaurant. A sensible first or last stop on the Chatsworth park circuit.
Small stone local at the Bakewell end of Baslow, at the foot of the path up to Baslow Edge. The pub's own line is dogs and well-behaved owners welcome at the bar, so that is where to settle. Handy for the Wellington's Monument walk on the edge above.
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