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Restaurant

Opening Times

Serving Times
Breakfast

8.00am to 10.00am each day.

Monday to Saturday

Lunch 12.00pm to 3.30pm
Dinner 5.30pm to 8.30pm

Sunday

Lunch 12.00pm to 4.00pm
Dinner 5.30pm to 8.30pm

Parking Facilities

Complimentary parking is available

Disabled Access

Due to the age of the building there is not a lift.

Child Policy

Children are welcome in selected room only.
Children aged 2 and under are free of charge (cots are free of charge)
Children 2 - 12 years are charged £35 per child per night including breakfast
Children 13 years and over are chargeable as adults
 

The grounds

Just a stroll away from the splendour of Chatsworth House, The Devonshire Arms at Pilsley is a village Inn with charm by the pint.

The small, pretty village of Pilsley (not to be confused with the Pilsley near Clay Cross) is built mainly of a type of local sandstone, with many of its houses being owned by the Chatsworth Estate.

Other Information

Chatsworth Health and Fitness Club

After a generous initial funding by His Grace, the late Duke of Devonshire, Chatsworth Gymnasium opened its doors on Sunday 12th September 1999. They now offer you the chance to use this excellent facility during your stay. The Club boasts a gymnasium, swimming pool and tennis court which can be booked for a small charge during your stay.

Opening Times
Monday – Friday: 7am – 8pm
Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays: 8am – 1:30pm

History of the hotel

Part of the village was built in the mid 1700s and more houses were added in the late 1830s at the same time as the school. These houses were mainly for estate workers who were to be rehoused, while the nearby village of Edensor was being relocated out of sight of Chatsworth House.
Even today, most of the villagers either work, or have worked, on the estate. If you are wondering why there is no church, the three estate villages of Pilsley, Beeley and Edensor tended to share their amenities. Therefore, the local church is to be found in the latter.
At the western end of the village is a green and, beyond the high street, you'll find different paths leading to some lovely woodland walks. The main track was once a packhorse route, bringing lead from Monyash en-route to the coast.
Pilsley is also home to the Chatsworth Farm Shop–built in the estate's former shire horse stud farm. Both this establishment and the 300 year old Devonshire Arms are advocates of local produce. Many of the dishes on the menu at The Devonshire have ingredients which have come from the shop.

Dogs Policy

Farmhouse Four-Poster rooms are all dog-friendly, with dogs welcome to stay at £15 per dog, per night.