YHA Hartington Hall

Hartington is one of the best locations to base a school trip heading to nearby attractions such as Alton Towers and Chatsworth House. The hostel itself also has great facilities including a games room. Meals are provided and the hostel can hold 124 people.

Visit the YHA School Trips website for more information.

At YHA Hartington Hall we have two meeting rooms available for hire. Both rooms are the same size and hold the same amount of people.

Capacity: Up to 46 delegates depending on seating configuration.
Available Equipment: Projector, two projector screens, two extension cables, two flipcharts and pens.
Parking: Yes
Wi-Fi: No
Accessibility: One meeting room is accessible and has step-free access via a ramp. The closest accessible bathroom is located in the lower courtyard building. The other room is on the ground floor but has a narrow entry. For more information please see our access statement.
Air conditioning: There is no air conditioning in this meeting room. There is central heating.

Meeting rooms available from: £45

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We are very grateful for all of the help and support that our generous volunteers give to YHA. We are proud of our “Investors in Volunteering” accreditation and have a wide range of opportunities available across the country, all of which will provide great learning or social experiences and help us to create even more opportunities for young people.

Volunteering is a great way to meet people, visit new places, gain experiences and have fun. Full details of all of our various volunteering programmes can be found on theVolunteering website.

At YHA Hartington Hall we offer the following volunteering opportunities subject to availability:

• Summer and Winter Weeks
• Local Hostel Volunteering

Please contact [email protected] or call 01629 592562 for more information.

YHA Hartington Hall is a 17th century manor house situated in the beautiful Peak District. This lovely Jacobean building was constructed in 1611 and has lots of beautiful period features! Want to stay over in a real piece of English heritage? YHA Hartington Hall feels every bit as grand as a stately home - in fact we haven't changed that much since we opened in 1934. The hostel boasts lots of fascinating period features like stained glass, oak panelled rooms and eerie filled-in stone windows.

You can forget the bright and bold decor of many city hostels; Hartington has a historical ambience that's matured over hundreds of years. Bonnie Prince Charlie may have stayed here during the Jacobite rising of 1745, and we recently welcomed 77 Bombay Street for a stay ahead of their Seven Mountains Tour.

Cat has worked for YHA for 11 years, starting as a Team Member at YHA Bath after returning from a year travelling round the world. She then worked all over the network North and South, working her way up to Manager here at Hartington Hall. She really loves the YHA organisation - the variety within the job whatever position she has undertaken, the people you meet (both staff and customers) and the values of YHA and their work with young people.

Cat has finally settled down in the Peak District after living all over the UK, Thailand and Japan. She enjoys walking her dog and running in the local countryside, as well as travelling both in the UK and further afield, although she needs to start spending less money on holidays and more money (and time) on doing up her house!

We recommend: The perfect Derbyshire wedding venue! We're also well known for our Christmas and New Year packages, not to mention the annual Beer and Music Festival. If you're looking for accommodation near to Alton Towers, we're just a short drive away. The hostel is popular for walking holidays in the White Peak or activity breaks in the stunning Peak District countryside.