The hostel is described as amazing, spotlessly clean, with helpful and friendly staff. The self-catering kitchens are the best seen, the drying room coped easily with sodden kit, and the breakfast was delicious and great value. The location is described as stellar, with excellent hills, hikes, and views nearby.
Guests can expect a wholesome vibe with lots of families, young children, couples, solo travelers of all ages. The hostel is described as cozy and warm, making it a perfect place to relax after a day of walking in the area.
Guests are advised that they cannot bring their own alcohol, but there are plenty of options to buy at the hostel. It is also mentioned to be cautious with personal belongings in shared rooms. The food quality is highlighted, with options like pie, mash, loaded nachos, and good ciders available.
There are loads of activities to do in the local area, with well-defined paths leading up to the Kinder Scout plateau behind the hostel. Popular walks in the area include Mam Tor to Lose Hill and the walk over to Hope Valley via Hollins Cross.
The staff are described as kind and helpful, with specific mentions of staff members like Alastair, Lola, Elle, and Ellen. The service is praised for being attentive, particularly in helping guests plan their onward routes and providing great food options.
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