Iv'e had the pleasure of staying at The Manor Farm three times. You definitely need a car to get there but once you've settled in you don't want to leave. The host Gilly is a great lady and cooks the best full English in Derbyshire. It's in a lovely rural setting with it's own church.
If you feel like a pint The Jug and Glass pub is a pleasant and easy ten minute stroll through a few fields.
To sum it all up. If you want to stay in a beautiful farm B&B with good rooms run by a fabulous lady which is in a nice quiet location then this is the place for you.

My partner and I stayed here with another couple for the weekend and can't recommend it highly enough. The farmhouse is in a wonderful setting next to a beautiful church and spectacular countryside. The facilities are excellent, full of character but finished to a very high standard. Our room was very well maintained with a really modern bathroom, large shower and comfortable bed.

What really makes this B&B special though is the warmth and hospitality of the owner Gilly, who couldn't have been more welcoming or helpful. Gilly is a wonderful host who went out of her way to make our stay as comfortable and enjoyable as possible, nothing was too much trouble.

I'm looking forward to staying again when we're next in the area. VERY highly recommended.

We returned having been 3 years ago and had forgotten just how lovely Manor Farm Dethick is....

It lies in an unbelievably beautiful and peaceful country setting; the farm itself is historic, homely, comfortable and stylish (and avoids the clichés of many "boutique" hotels). All the important bits are just right (great beds, sheets, towels and loads of thoughtful touches (walks printed in the rooms as well as a map of the 'scenic' (and it is!!) route to Chatsworth rather than the quick sat nav route etc etc, wine glasses left out because a full bottle of wine was noticed in our room when it was being cleaned, your pre-breakfast tea cups cleared from your room while you’re having breakfast! You simply don’t get these touches in B & B’s, this is normally the sort of attention to detail you get at the country’s best hotels.

But above all it's Gilly that makes this such a special place. She's a natural hostess, charming and smiling and making you feel so, so welcome. She goes the extra mile (booking restaurants, making suggestions for trips, providing torches for the walk over fields to the fantastic local pub…). The whole operation is quietly efficient, indeed runs with the smoothness of a much larger establishment. She's there when you want something, but also gives you space to get on with your stay in complete privacy once you're settled in.

As others have said breakfast is delicious, with any taste covered.

Frankly it’s a bit of a bargain, especially in the ‘new’ recently converted rooms – if you want character (the building and the people) in a stunning area with loads to do then you won’t do better than this. We’re pretty regular hotel users (and fussy!) and for 5 times the price per night we can’t think of anywhere in the UK that Gilly won’t give a run for their money, in its own charming way. Gold dust!!

I wanted to book a special B+B for my husbands birthday surprise, and was really pleased to find that Gilly could fit us in for one night (as a lot of places only allow 2 nights stay).
The room was lovely, and the bed really comfortable. The breakfast in the morning was fantastic - I had a fried breakfast, my husband had scrambled eggs and smoked salmon - very generous portion of salmon.
It was a really lovely place to stay.