You can be forgiven for thinking that when you booked your Bed and Breakfast in Chapel-en-le-Frith, you thought that you were going to France! The strange name is said to have been granted to the village as it provided a small church built in 1225 for the foresters to worship who worked in the Royal Forest of the Peak – Frith being an old name for forest.

Your Bed and Breakfast in Chapel-en-le-Frith will put you in the High Peak area for the local council but the Dark Peak area with regard to geology as this is the land of high exposed moors and gritstone walls. From your Bed and Breakfast in Chapel-en-le-Frith you may wish to climb to the summit of nearby Eccles Pike or to trek past South Head on a long ramble to the high and desolate Kinder Plateau

If you are lucky to book your Bed and Breakfast in Chapel-en-le-Frith for a few days in July, you might just be in time to witness the local carnival procession, when the residents of Chapel-en-le-Frith take part in colourful and energetic festivities and the whole village is festooned in bunting.

If you would like to visit the local market when staying at your Bed and Breakfast in Chapel-en-le-Frith, then be sure to book yourself in for a Thursday as this the local market day.

When the bypass was built in 1987, it meant that Bed and Breakfast in Chapel-en-le-Frith would be much quieter as the bulk of the traffic would then go sailing by into the distance.

The cultural capital of Buxton is only a few miles down the A6 from your Bed and Breakfast in Chapel-en-le-Frith. Here you can find fabulous architecture, an Edwardian Opera House and a high street of shops for a spot of retail therapy.