With links to the Arkwright family and business history, they are ideally located for the Peak District walking, cycling and visitor attractions. At The Greyhound Hotel you can expect a pleasing ambiance, informal seating and a high quality and great value service.
The Greyhound is blessed with different areas to dine, from informal, catering for the cosy, open and airy and private dining. All are individually named – The Market Room, The Greyhound, The Wine Bar, The Waterside and finally their Lounge for a relaxing drink in a cosy setting.
They have a skilled and passionate kitchen team whose passion is to create delicious dishes which include popular favourites to gourmet plates. Their ingredients are locally sourced and their menus are geared towards seasonality, with each dish prepared to order. Their pizza choices follow a similar ethos of fresh ingredients cooked to order in an authentic Italian wood fired oven. Sample menus can be viewed below this text.
Their extensive range of wines, spirits and beers complement their food offering. They have over 60 interesting and exciting wines from all ends of the earth and a gin and spirit range for the discerning and adventurous.
They have 8 supremely comfortable bedrooms, with a mix of superior doubles, king beds, standard doubles and a family room situated on two floors. All rooms have modern en-suite facilities and come with a whole host of little luxuries including crisp, fresh cotton linen, fluffy towels, complimentary toiletries, bottled water, tea and coffee making facilities and WiFi access. Breakfast is included in most room rates and they are also have 3 dog friendly bedrooms for an additional nightly surcharge of £20 per single dog only.
The Greyhound Hotel was originally built in 1778 to service the needs of the Cromford Mill village and the meeting place for Sir Richard Arkwright’s business colleagues. Sitting at the centre of the market place it had pride of place as a coaching and posting house through the centuries, the place of celebration, auctions, hearings, wakes… you name it, it has probably happened at this historic building.
Other Information
Address:
Market Place,
Cromford,
Matlock,
Derbyshire,
England,
DE4 3QE
Number of rooms: 8
