Ollerbrook Farm Cottages & Bunkhouse

Just stayed at Ollerbrook Bunkhouse in Edale and can honestly stay its stunning. Beautifully restored and refurbished farm buildings with large comfy bunks and a large communal area and kitchen.

Fantastic location too right in the middle of the best places to ride and walk in the Peak District.

Lovely farm and beautiful setting, views straight up to mam tor. Really easy to access only a few minutes walk through the fields to the station. Brilliant simple but effective accommodation, thank you!

Great place to visit. Rooms were really nice. Excellent location (right next door to a trail head). Easy access to Kinder and surrounding area (central Edale via a trail). Breakfast was good and Mark (the owner) was knowledgeable about the area and very helpful.

Fantastic location. The Cottages are well equipped, exceptionally clean and very comfortable. Owners are lovely too.

Great place, excellent base for walking holiday breaks.

Great location within walking distance of the train station and village, nice accomodation very clean and cosy. Rooms are quite small I expect it would be a squeeze with full bunks, love the open plan kitchen, dining and lounge area great communal space - however being upstairs makes it hard to hear people arrive could do with a doorbell that goes off upstairs. Could also do with better signage as there are multiple cottages so didn't know which was which. Showers were nice, spacious and clean with really handy baskets to put things in but they weren't always hot and you have to keep pressing the button rather than switching them on and them staying on. All in all I enjoyed my stay and would come back

Fantastic place for a group to stay whilst creating walks around Edale

Fantastic location and great bunkhouse (the stable) with all the kitchen utensils you would need. Showers clean and fairly new, they are push button which is annoying, but were warm. Bedrooms are small, but that doesn't matter and it is currently my top choice of the bunkhouses I have used in the Peak District.