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We recently had a very enjoyable two night stay at the Cavendish, and it was a return visit. Improvements were evident. The refurbishments have been done well and the archive pictures are interesting especially as you don’t have to live with them. The location so close to Chatsworth is magnificent. The tasting menu in the Gallery restaurant was very good indeed and innovative with everything coming from within ten miles. The staff are very pleasant throughout. So why not quite an ‘excellent’ rating? On the Saturday evening the restaurant was struggling to keep pace with some dishes coming out late and overcooked. Perhaps the extended Garden Room and The Gallery are too big for the kitchens and the staff. Lounge space for residents is not generous. At this price level, excellence is expected.

A fabulous location on the boarders of Chatsworth, recently renovated with a homely decor and eclectic mix of art and furnishings. Unfortunately our evening was spoilt by a rushed service from both sommelier who although knowledgeable was too busy to engage. The waitress argumentative and cold when told about a dish that arrived when my wife had finished her meal. No apology . We were celebrating coming back to the uk after years as expats as well as our anniversary of which no mention. However the food is perfectly cooked the menu focused and the wine cellar a good spectrum for all tastes. We give the benefit of the doubt but would ask for the service to be at the right level and ensure customers paid attention to, we left in silence no one to bid farewell

Very disappointed. We asked for a separate shower and were given a wheelchair friendly “spacious” room in the coachhouse. Sorry but one worn out uncomfortable armchair is not good enough in a hotel room at this premium price. Similarly no drawers or shelves so we were living out of our suitcase. We always stay in high end hotels but this one was disappointing. We raised our disappointment but, frankly, gained the impression that we were just moaning. Generally there was no impression of customer care - quite the reverse. We do have fairly common allergies but felt they were a nuisance too. One night we arrived in the restaurant at the appointed 7.30 but our main course arrived at 9 - without comment. There are two restaurants taking food from one kitchen and one night we asked for a dish (steak) from the other one while the other chose a dish from the main menu. We were told that this was not possible - are we supposed to sit in different restaurants? Common sense did prevail and we were told it was ok because we had caught the chef in a good mood! No customer focus.

What a lovely experience! We ate in the garden room and sampled some new delicacies for starters (smoked eel Caesar salad) and firm favourites (prawn cocktail). Mains included Moules Frites, dressed crab and skate wing. All finished off with crumble and Lemon Verbana. All four of us loved our meals, the atmosphere, the lovely wine and the beautiful surroundings. We will certainly be visiting again soon.

We were visitors from New Zealand with English friends and called in for a drink on the first night of our week long stay in an airbnb. We asked if we could get a drink on the terrace and told it was table service by a snooty hostess. We sat down and we ordered 2 wines and 2 beers. My husband then wanted another beer so he put out his hand to the passing hostess and said "could I get another of these please? " She stuck her nose in the air and said in a very contesending voice"I'll send the waiter over". After that we decided to leave. The bill was almost 60 pounds. We couldn't believe it. Paid and left. The hostess needed to go for some customer service skills. She was rude and unapproachable. Needless to say we didn't go back to that hotel. Instead went to the Prince of Wales, just down the road and had excellent food and drink at a reasonable price and excellent customer service.

We visited as a family to celebrate a 90th Birthday. The Sunday lunch was very good as was the service. The restaurant is beautiful but a little crowded, with furniture. The views if you are sat near a window are stunning, looking out over the Chatsworth Estate.

The 3 course lunch for £20 was excellent value if your dine early at midday. Matt our server was excellent and very professional in the garden room. The place was thriving with all the tables full for lunch. The food was cooked to a very high standard. The bar area looked great and had some excellent beers from the local Thornbridge Brewery. Lovely gardens and walks from the hotel.

Pleasant recently re decorated country house hotel in beautiful setting. Our room was clean quiet and comfortable. It (room 5) had windows on two walls, which made it feel light and airy and gave good views over rolling countryside. It was described as 'cosy' which is usually hotel-speak for 'very small'. In fact it was a reasonable size, with room for two armchairs. Good size bathroom too. We liked the fresh milk in the little fridge. Being picky, the bathrobes had seen better days. The 'light breakfast' was so-so - undercooked doughy croissants and tables too small. There is a pleasant terrace for warm days. Our kir (£14) did not look or taste like any kir we've ever had - and we've had plenty. So, not a perfect stay but pretty good.

Just WOW! We had a wonderful lunch in the garden room and were thoroughly spoilt! Fantastic menu, great food and the service was outstanding! Something really special, yet not stiff or unwelcoming. The decor was wonderful and the views amazing. Can’t wait to visit again.