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Peak District, United Kingdom

Wildhive Callow Hall

Country house in 35 wild acres, dogs welcome through the house

This hotel is part of the Daisy Curated Collection. Its information has been researched and verified, but Daisy has not yet personally stayed here. When she does, this page will be upgraded to a full Daisy Verified inspection.

Daisy's Assessment
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“A country house outside Ashbourne, reopened by Wildhive with interiors by Isabelle Worsley, woodland Hives and Treehouses, and a Coach House with sauna and treatment rooms. Dogs stay in the Hives, the Treehouses and one ground-floor bedroom in the house. They're allowed in the sitting rooms and on the terrace, where you can order from all the menus. It suits people who want the dog with them for most of the day, not just in the room.

What we've verified

Pet fee GBP 30
Weight limit Unknown kg
Garden / terrace access
Why it's in the collection

The hotel has 35 acres of meadow and woodland of its own, and the Tissington Trail starts in Ashbourne a couple of kilometres away. Dovedale is a short drive north-west.

Best suited for

Dogs aren't allowed in the Garden Room restaurant, the Dovedale Room, upstairs in the house or the Kitchen Garden.

The open question

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Pet pricing

GBP 30, Per dog per stay

Verified Experience Snapshot

What we've confirmed, at a glance.

Pet fee
GBP 30
Weight limit
Unknown kg
Max dogs
Unknown
Restaurant
To verify
Bar
To verify
Breakfast
To verify
Beach
None here
Pool
None here
Garden / terrace
Yes
Spa / wellness
To verify
Lobby
Yes
Where dogs can go

Verified with the hotel, honestly marked.

RestaurantTo verify
BarTo verify
Breakfast buffetTo verify
LobbyYes
Spa / wellnessTo verify
Main poolNone here
Garden / terraceYes
BeachNone here
Unattended in roomTo verify

Dogs stay in the Hives, the Treehouses and Room 16, the dog-friendly ground-floor room in the main house. They're welcome in the sitting rooms and on the terrace, where you can eat from all the menus. They're not allowed in the Garden Room restaurant, the Dovedale Room, upstairs in the main house or the Kitchen Garden. All outside areas are open to dogs on a lead, apart from the Kitchen Garden.

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Practical details

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Pet policy & fees+

Pet fee: GBP 30, Per dog per stay

Weight limit: Unknown kg. Maximum dogs: Unknown.

Dogs aren't allowed in the Garden Room restaurant, the Dovedale Room, upstairs in the house or the Kitchen Garden.

In-room amenities+

Dog bed, blanket and bowl in the room. Wellies to borrow and a dog-washing area for wet days. Dog bins around the grounds.

Compare

How it measures up.

Against two other stays in Peak District, on the things that actually decide a trip.

Wildhive Callow HallPeak DistrictBagshaw HallPeak DistrictLosehill House Hotel & SpaPeak District
Dogs at breakfastunknownunknownNo
Dogs at dinnerlimitedunknownNo
BarunknownunknownNo
Beach accessNoneNoneNone
Pool for dogsNoneNoneNo
Garden / terraceunknown
Pet feeGBP 30GBP 15GBP 20
Stars4 Star4 Star4 Star
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Information last verified 2026-09-26