Christmas at Your Pace

A 4 night Break

There’s something rather special about escaping to the Peak District at Christmas. 

Picture peaceful winter mornings, beautiful villages dressed for the festive season, cosy country pubs with roaring fires and time to enjoy the simple pleasures of Christmas together. 

A Little Extra When You Book Direct

Booking directly with us means more than simply securing your stay. From a few thoughtful extras to personal help planning your visit, we want your Top Riley experience to feel special from the moment you book.

Your direct booking benefits include:

• A festive hamper worth £50, thoughtfully prepared with a selection of delicious Christmas treats and seasonal favourites. A little extra indulgence to enjoy during those cosy, unhurried moments throughout your stay.

• Complimentary early check-in from 2pm, worth £40, giving you more time to unpack and settle.

• Book with Just a 30% Deposit – Secure your chosen dates with a 30% deposit and enjoy the convenience of paying the remaining balance just four weeks before your arrival. Should your plans change before the final balance is due, you’ll only lose your deposit, with no further payment required.

Ready to Book Your Escape?

Simply click on the property you wish to book in the calendar below to check availability, explore and book securely online. 

Prefer to Book With Us Directly?

Email info@topriley.org or call 07921 838670.

We’re always happy to help.

 

And Remember Our Top Riley Promise

We want you to love every moment of your stay. If, after your first night, you’re not completely happy, we’ll give you a full refund. No questions asked.

Eyam Museum

20 minute walk into the village, opposite the playing fields
https://www.eyam-museum.org.uk/visit-us

Eyam Museum aims to open Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 with last admission at 15:15. The museum closes at 16:00. It is advisable to pre book tickets on the website. The museum will give you a real insight into the history of Eyam and the details of the plague through detailed local accounts of how it spread, who died and who survived.