Walks from the doorstep, views of Peak District hills, a peaceful garden, breakfast feasts and comfortable bedrooms… it's no surprise that Underleigh wins so much praise. 'The views are stupendous,' raves one reader. 'In beautiful countryside but very accessible from major road networks,' writes another. Vivienne Taylor's handsome stone longhouse has a 'very attractive' colourful garden – and inside, there are glowing lamps and deep sofas in the fire-warmed lounge. 'Vivienne is the most wonderful host', who offers guests tea and cake every day – 'so welcome after a ten-mile walk'. Bedrooms, with those lovely views, are elegant with pretty wallpaper, pale-painted furniture, an occasional antique, and are spotlessly clean. Three are suites with large sofas; one opens to the garden. Thoughtful touches include bathrobes and fresh milk. Breakfast, served at a large table in the beamed and flagged dining room, offers homemade bread and compotes, Derbyshire oatcakes, Aga-cooked porridge, eggs Benedict, and a full grill. 'Spoilt for choice doesn't begin to describe it.' Vivienne can advise on walks. 'It is the perfect location for walking straight from the door.' (Patricia Antlett, Jennifer Bailey, and others)