The Roebuck Inn | Chapel-en-le-Frith | High Peak |
9 Market Place Chapel-en-le-Frith, High Peak, Greater Manchester, SK23 OEN, EnglandCompare Prices for this Hotel
Hotel Details
A Warm and congenial Welcome awaits you at The Roebuck Inn..
Overlooking the historic cobbled market place complete with stocks and an ancient market cross The Roebuck is a 17th century inn offering a choice of cask ales and an ever increasing Gin range.
It is also home to the St Thomas a Becket church which rings its bells every year on Shrove Tuesday to remind the women of Chapel to make their batter!.
The Roebuck overlooks the market place with its ancient market cross old town stocks war memorial and horse trough placed here to celebrate Queen Victoria s Diamond Jubilee in 1897.
In 1870 it was renamed The Roebuck.
In 1750 the property became a local court house and by 1850 had returned to a beer house.
Rebuilt in 1700 by Ino Shallcross it became a beer house in 1720 know then as the New Hall.
Situated in the heart of Chapel-en-le-frith The Roebuck actually dates back to the 13th century when it was a family house for the Duely family.
Known as the Capital of the Peaks Chapel-en-le-frith derives its name from the church that was contructed here by foresters from the royal forest in 1225 frith being a local word for forest.
It is ideally situated for those visiting the Peak District with its breathtaking landscapes bustling market towns and fascinating cultural and historical heritage.
Chapel-en-le-frith is a market town situated 10 minutes away Buxton.
A Warm and congenial Welcome awaits you at The Roebuck Inn..
Overlooking the historic cobbled market place complete with stocks and an ancient market cross The Roebuck is a 17th century inn offering a choice of cask ales and an ever increasing Gin range.
It is also home to the St Thomas a Becket church which rings its bells every year on Shrove Tuesday to remind the women of Chapel to make their batter!.
The Roebuck overlooks the market place with its ancient market cross old town stocks war memorial and horse trough placed here to celebrate Queen Victoria s Diamond Jubilee in 1897.
In 1870 it was renamed The Roebuck.
In 1750 the property became a local court house and by 1850 had returned to a beer house.
Rebuilt in 1700 by Ino Shallcross it became a beer house in 1720 know then as the New Hall.
Situated in the heart of Chapel-en-le-frith The Roebuck actually dates back to the 13th century when it was a family house for the Duely family.
Known as the Capital of the Peaks Chapel-en-le-frith derives its name from the church that was contructed here by foresters from the royal forest in 1225 frith being a local word for forest.
It is ideally situated for those visiting the Peak District with its breathtaking landscapes bustling market towns and fascinating cultural and historical heritage.
Chapel-en-le-frith is a market town situated 10 minutes away Buxton.
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FACILITIES:-
Bar
Internet WiFi in Public Areas
Offsite Car Park Available
Ironing Board in Every Guest Room
There is a Non-Smoking Policy Throughout the Hotel
The Roebuck Inn | Chapel-en-le-Frith | High Peak |
9 Market Place Chapel-en-le-Frith, High Peak, Greater Manchester, SK23 OEN, England
The Roebuck Inn | Chapel-en-le-Frith | High Peak |
9 Market Place Chapel-en-le-Frith, High Peak, Greater Manchester, SK23 OEN, England