Description
 The Perfect Hideaway. The Rambler Inn is situated in the centre of Edale only a couple of minutes walk to the official start of The Pennine Way. Edale is the name given to both the valley between Mam Tor, Lose Hill and Kinder, and to its main settlement. As well as the main village there are several small farming hamlets strung out along the valley – Barber Booth, Ollerbrook Booth and Nether Booth. (The hotel bedrooms are named after the Booths and walks around Edale).
The new management promises you a warm welcome to you and your muddy boots. Inside you will find a well stocked bar with hand pulled cask ales and ciders as well as a good choice of house wines, spirits and a large selection of whiskeys. Families are very welcome and we even have lots of board games to keep you entertained.
When you arrive at The Rambler Inn you immediately become aware of several tangible things, the warm welcome from friendly staff, the inviting decor of a comfortable hotel and the informality of a country inn with accommodation to rival any fine hotel.
Perfect for:
• Walking
• Cycling
• Climbing
• Hang gliding
Much more – Edale and the surrounding area has famous caving, fishing and miles and miles for horse and pony trekking.
Value for Money
The Rambler Inn rates are always a pleasant surprise, value is our watchword. Comfortable rates, comfortable bedrooms all 9 rooms are en suite, have a courtesy welcome tray, 20inch flatscreen television and DVD player, hairdryer and direct dial telephone. Available as single, twin or double rooms they all promise peaceful nights sleep. Trouser press and iron are available on request. All rooms are non-smoking.
2 x twin rooms
2 x double rooms
2 x triple room
2 x family room
Food Glorious Food
Dining at the Rambler Inn is fast becoming a favourite amongst aficionados of excellent value meals in a convivial atmosphere. Suiting all tastes and appetites, our chefs have created a menu of mouth-watering proportions from vegetarian dishes that make your taste buds tremble to meals that encourage your children to leave an empty plate. Enjoy...
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