Whether you should choose a cottage holiday or some other form of accommodation when you stay away from home is certainly a matter of personal preference, but there are other issues to consider, too, such as the cost of a cottage versus some other kind of accommodation, how comfortable you'll be, and who you'll be travelling with. If you're travelling with a large group a cottage can be convenient because you can get more people in one space. That means you won't need to reserve a bunch of hotel rooms, which can be quite costly. Instead, you'll only need a cottage or two, as these can usually sleep many more people than a standard hotel room.
Whether you're bringing a group of friends, some family members, or just one special person, there are so many great places to take a cottage holiday. The Peak District is one of the most popular of these places. Peak District cottages are quaint and beautiful, and you can get some self catered ones or the catered variety that has more amenities. Overall, the choice is up to you and will allow you to have whatever it is that you need and want from your cottage holiday. That's more than you'll get at many hotels, and you can get it for less money than you'd spend at those same hotels, too, so you'll be winning on both sides. However, a lot of cottages don't have attached restaurants and pools, so if you're looking to be completely pampered a hotel might still be a better choice for you. Most people don't need that level of pampering, though, and they find that a cottage meets all of the needs that they have on their holiday adventure. It's a great way to reconnect with your travelling companions, too, since you'll be closer to them and sharing a roof for a few nights.
