With Christmas just around the corner, the festive spirit is in full swing. But let's not forget about the exciting events that follow!
Here’s some of the best ways to kick off the New Year in the Peak District…
Louis Theroux’s visit to Losehill House
Spring Dishes from Our Kitchen
From left to right, top to bottom.
1. Kid Goat Stuffed with Spinach and Mushrooms with Beetroot Terrine and Spring Vegetables.
2. Halibut, Geoduck Clam Chowder, Asparagus Samphire and Parsley Purée
3. Cauliflower ‘Polonaise’
4. Monkfish with Parsley, Samphire, Wild Garlic Chicken Wing Kiev and Wild Garlic Gnocchi
5. Rose Veal Rump Shin with Osso Buco Sauce, Parsley Quinoa, Onion Top Purée, Heritage Carrots & Red Mustard Leaves
6. Halibut with Parsley Sauce, Wild Garlic Gnocchi and Chicken Wing Kiev
7. Turbot with Violet Potatoes, Asparagus and Potted Shrimp
8. Venison, Kale, Watercress, Cocoa Nib, Salsify, Beetroot and Pearled Barley
9. Chicken with Crispy Skin, Wild Garlic, Celeriac and Smoked Wensleydale Gnocchi
5 Things You Didn't Know About Losehill...
One
Our a la carte menu changes daily. Our dinner menu has a selection of six delicious choices for each course, including vegetarian options. Our resident guests enjoy this format and rarely find their selection an easy one with such varied dishes.
Two
Our spa uses luxurious ESPA and Thalgo products. We use Thalgo’s range of expert marine products and ESPA’s luxurious natural skincare products to offer powerful healing, revitalising and relaxing spa treatments. We have also been awarded the Thalgo Platinum Spa Award in 2012 and 2013 for excellence in beauty.
Three
Our Orangery Restaurant has its own vegetable garden. As part of our dedication to using locally-sourced produce, in 2014 we planted the garden at Losehill House. After a successful first season, the venture has proven viable and so our guests will hopefully be enjoying home-grown produce for years to come.
Four
We have been awarded the Peak District Environmental Quality Mark. This is awarded to businesses who put pride in the Peak District at the heart of their operations, who actively help safeguard and improve the Peak District environment and heritage and who add to the wellbeing of their communities.
Five
Each of our bedrooms are unique. Losehill House has 23 beautifully appointed four star en-suite bedrooms and suites - all with flat screen TV and DVD and free Wi-Fi access, plus robes and slippers for the spa. Most of our rooms also offer extensive views over the National Park nestled between Lose Hill and Win Hill.
Recent Dishes This Winter
Top Left: Halibut with Kale Mussel Broth and Purple Potato Dumplings.
Top Middle: Ribeye and Oxtail with Ox Cheek and Potato Terrine.
Top Right: Goose with Roasted Potatoes and Brussel Sprouts.
Bottom Left: Rose Veal Rump, Osso Buco, Gremolata Wafer, Parsley and Beetroot.
Bottom Middle: Venison with Salsify, Cocoa, Watercress and Celeriac Risotto.
Bottom Right: Oxtail with Horseradish Ice Cream, Watercress Pearls and Oxtail Consommé.
Christmas at Losehill
With Christmas edging ever closer, our reduced rate Christmas packages are selling out fast! With a three night stay starting from just £487.50pp, see what you could enjoy this Christmas...
Time for Tea
We're delighted to announce that we have expanded our cream tea to a full Afternoon Tea offering. Our Afternoon Tea selection now includes:
A traditional afternoon tea selection of finger sandwiches, served on white and brown bread, to include smoked salmon, Bennets' Hope Valley free range egg with mayonnaise, cucumber and Peak District ham and mustard.
Warm, freshly baked scones with whipped cream and strawberry jam.
A selection of seasonal home-made cakes.
Afternoon Tea is a lovely way to enjoy the afternoon after a morning at the spa, perfect for a gift for a friend, or as a treat for you and your family. This tea can also be upgraded to a Champagne Afternoon Tea for those extra special occasions.
To view more details, please see our restaurant page here.. If you'd like to book an afternoon tea, please call us on 01433 621219. Alternatively, our gift vouchers can be used towards an Afternoon Tea and these can be bought online here.
Lose Hill and Win Hill
Our hotel gets its name from Lose Hill, the hill upon which we are based. At the bottom of the valley the land then rises up again to form Win Hill.
To uncover the reason for the two names, it's necessary to go back into the Saxon period of the 650s AD when the Kings of Mercia and Wessex on Losehill, and the King of Northumbria on Win Hill fought a great battle. Northumbria won hence the name Win Hill and Wessex and Mercia lost giving us the name Lose Hill and the name of the hotel.
