YHA Castleton Losehill Hall

Guests appreciate the accommodation's excellent breakfast options and cleanliness. They also enjoy the spacious, well-equipped self-catering facilities and friendly, helpful staff. The location offers easy access to attractions.

We’ve stayed in one of the rooms before and had no problems and this is the reason we had no qualms about returning. This time we stayed in a land pod as this is all that was available at short notice. We payed £120 to stay in a tiny hut, the ground around the area was overgrown and full of mole hills, which you had to walk across to get to the outdoor loo that was like something from the 1900. There was a fire pit that was full of old burnt logs from the previous occupants and there was ash and burnt logs all around it, it was just awful. We’re used to camping in tents and staying in pods etc so using outside facilities is not a problem for us. They sell it as if 4 people can stay there and I think that is how they can charge what they do, however my husband and I was struggling if we both tried to move through it at the same time and we’re average sized people. They’re a joke. If I’d have paid half the price I’d have accepted it as quirky but I just feel proper ripped off. Castleton is lovely, I only live an hour away but wanted to visit the Devils **** for a gig and relax and have a drink which was amazing. But unfortunately the stay has put me off. I’ll drive in future.

I needed a room for one night, and the location and price here was perfect. I was able to get a private room with ensuite which was great. I'd encourage solo travellers who usually choose hotels to consider this option - I had plug sockets next to my bed which was very thoughtful, and plenty of places to hang stuff up. The staff couldn't be more helpful and parking was easy. Details that were not so great were the window in my room, which didn't completely close, which feels like a security concern when you're on the ground floor. The bathroom light is also on a motion sensor, which makes sense from an environmental point of view but means you can't turn it off and just have to wait.