The Royal Hotel is a family – run public house in the village of Dungworth. Set on the edge of the Peak District high on the moors northwest of Sheffield but only a 20-minute drive from the centre of the city and Meadow Hall shopping centre. Its location makes it the ideal place for people visiting the area or for those that want to stay longer but not wanting to stay in the hustle bustle of a city. Owners David "&" Linda Lambert and Dave "&" Joanne Jubb offer all guests a warm and genuine welcome.

The Royal Hotel was built around 1813 and retains much of its original character. Split into 3 areas, all with open fires. There is the snug which over looks the beautiful countryside and has view over Sheffield and on a good day you can see far and beyond. The lounge at the front of the pub which is spacious. The dungeon also at the front of the pub is a separate room, ideal for families, especially smaller children as there is a child’s gate at the entrance, which can be closed to keep the little ones safe, toys and games are also provided. Come and relax in the comfortable surroundings, have a quality drink with friends and enjoy the quality home made food, which is cooked by David and Joanne. Try one of Dave’s Royal pies, known the world over.

There are plenty of attractions locally, walking from novice to experienced hikers/ramblers for the more energetic, fishing from flay fishing at Ladybower Reservoir a 15 minute drive away and course fishing at Dam Flask on the doorstep. Also close by is clay pigeon shooting, golfing and horse riding (all by arrangement). If you are more into relaxing with a drink then come along and just enjoy the views. During the summer there is the local cricket team at Low Bradfield or visit the historic Bradfield Church at High Bradfield.