Taddington lies in the heart of the White Peak countryside, with the famous Limestone Way running close by. It is surrounded by tracks and pathways and claims to be one of England’s highest villages with far reaching views over the Derbyshire landscape.

Whilst staying at a bed and breakfast in Taddington you will be surrounded by acres of rich pasture dotted with nibbling sheep and grazing cattle as this is hill farming countryside at its best. Although your bed and breakfast in Taddington will now be able to provide mains water, this was not always the case.

A constant supply of natural spring water once supplied the villages from High Well which can still be found just off Humphreygate, although now it is more popular with frogs and in the spring heaves with their spawn. Views from your bed and breakfast in Taddington may well be across to Fin Cop, the ancient iron age settlement close to Monsal Head, or down the deeply wooded valley of Taddington Dale.

From your bed and breakfast in Taddington you may well wish to take a tour around the village. Be sure to visit the church dedicated to St Michael & All Angels which has a wonderful broach spire. Whilst down the village is Taddington Hall which is said to be haunted by no less than two ghosts, one being Isaac who ran a small Hessian factory in what is now the Hall’s saddle room and was murdered by his brother.

You are guaranteed a good nights sleep at your bed and breakfast in Taddington as the village was bypassed more than 50 years ago, with the main A6 running some distance away. The Waterloo Hotel which offers bed and breakfast in Taddington can be found a short distance away from the village but still within staggering distance should you have one for the road! Taddington is equidistant from Bakewell and Buxton, so if you tire of hiking over the hills and prefer to shop or search for other forms of entertainment whilst staying at a bed and breakfast in Taddington, then a short drive will take you to the town of your choice.