Overview
Hotel Details
Winners of the Best Western GB Hotel of the Year 2006. A beautifully restored Grade II listed Victorian hotel close to the city centre. 95 luxurious bedrooms including 48 Executive rooms with spacious en suite bathrooms and separate shower cubicles. The Wyvern Restaurant serves the finest cuisine. Our Resident Pianist plays the Grand Piano most evenings in the adjoining Wyvern Lounge. Well placed for visiting Chatsworth House, The Peak District, Alton Towers and many National Trust properties. Special Weekend rates available. Conveniently situated opposite Derby Train Station and a short drive from the M1. Free parking for 90 cars.
Please note:
Our rates are per room, per night and are room only unless otherwise specified.
All public areas non smoking
- Elegant Victorian Grade II listed building near to city centre. Sympathetically restored to reflect its former glory.
- 95 Luxurious bedrooms
- Fine dining restaurant with pianist in the adjoining lounge, most evenings.
- Short drive from the M1
- Well placed for visiting Royal Crown of Derby, Denby Pottery, Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall, Alton Towers and The Peak District.
- Free Parking for 90 cars
Amenities
- Parking On Site
- Restaurants
- WIFI
- Lift
- Twenty Four Hour Service
- All Public Areas Non Smoking, Limited Smoking Bedrooms
Hotel facilities
- 95 bedrooms
- Television
- Hairdryer
- Trouser Press
- 24 Hour Room Service
Contact information
Address: Midland Road, Derby, Derbyshire, DE1 2SQ, England
Telephone: (01332) 345894
Fax: (01332) 293522
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Nearest motorway:
M1, J25, 7 miles
Nearest train station:
Derby, 0 miles
Nearest airport:
Nottingham East Midlands, 13 miles
| Location | Type | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| All Bedrooms | Wifi | £15.00/day |
| All Conference | Cable | £15.00/day |
| All Public areas | Cable | £15.00/day |
| All Conference | Wifi | £15.00/day |
| All Public areas | Wifi | £15.00/day |
| All Bedrooms | Cable | £15.00/day |
You can check availability & prices by calling 08700 60 10 60
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