Our hosts, Maggi and Gerard, were very welcoming! The property is beautifully appointed with…read morehistorical touches and so perfectly situated for amazing views from breakfast or your room. Front rooms have lake view but our side room had a lovely tree view. Can't imagine there is a bad room in the house. Great for a stroll in the morning around the lake before breakfast. Walking distance to everything in Buxton! (We particularly liked Simply Thai for dinner - about a 5-7 minute walk from Roseleigh.) The breakfast and our hosts helpful information really made the stay extra special. Parking is available but it's a tight fit. Probably best to let your passenger out before parking so no one has to scramble through shrubbery. I would absolutely stay here again!

WARNING RE Sevenways Guest House…read more1 Colllege Road High Peak Buxton Derbyshire SK17 9DZ England United Kingdom Telephone 01298 77809 This is a bogus B&B. We had booked online and paid in full for the weekend begining 11th of May 2012. When we arived at the allotted time of arival we found the building in a poor state of repair and closed. We tried to contact the owners on the number shown above but had no success. Having no choice we spoke to the tourist information office in Buxton only to find out that several people had already paid a deposit and were unable to contact the owners. Luckily we were able to find another B&B in Buxton and managed to save our weekend. As I have said we are not the only people who have fallen foul of what I can only describe as criminal activity and will be taking this matter further with the owners of the property. The Buxton tourist information office can verify the above I had to give a star to publish this it has NO STARS.

The place definitely has a character - it's your classic hotel from old movies…read more It's a bit run-down, but I think the hotel is doing the best with what they have. Besides, if it wasn't, the prices would have highly likely been much higher. I was a bit spooked at night - when somebody opened my room with a key. Later we established that actually it was me who was in the wrong room- however, quite spooky that they key I was given has open another room. They don't have breakfast, but have a bar downstairs

Offbeat, quirky hotel with warm, welcoming and witty staff who are not slow to offer their…read moreopinions. As hotel prices go in Buxton I think it represents good value and the quoted prices do include breakfast. It was one of the cheaper hotels in which to stay at New Year in Buxton as they didn't hike their prices.

avoid booked in a room where hotel knew had a problem with electricity, lights tripped, fuse box…read morenear ceiling, ladder been locked up and no key asked husband to stand on chair to see if he could reach fuse box with a pole , this didn't solve problem, moved to another room after 45 minutes in darkness as lights tripped at 23.50 had to leave belongings in first rm, still no lights next mor had to collect belongings by the lights on our phone , was told we w get full refund then this was retracted staff very rude.

The Palace Hotel is a very grand building in a commanding position close to the railway station and…read moretown centre. It exudes Victorian grandeur but this grandeur is slightly faded. Much has obviously been done to keep the old place in a good state. The decorations are in a good condition and there are nice carpets throughout. It is beautiful inside as well as outside. The bedroom was very good, not luxurious but comfortable, clean, and had all the expected amenities The small bathroom was excellent and the shower worked perfectly. Some things let the place down. I had to wait 15 minutes to check in, in a long queue. The Wi-Fi is free only in the reception and restaurant area, but in the bedrooms you have to pay quite a lot for Wi-Fi. The lift works but is slow and has eccentricities in operation that you need to learn. The hotel boasts a good swimming pool with a tiny sauna and steam room attached, but this too is not free to hotel guests unless booked as an extra in advance. Breakfast was self-service and plentiful but the coffee was from a machine. Unfortunately although the restaurant wasn't at all full things like juice, brown bread, or cooked breakfast ingredients kept running out and staff could not keep up with replenishment. In fairness I got a good deal to stay there and I would stay there again, but a bit more management attention to detail wouldn't go amiss.

Wonderful stay! Staff was very helpful not only with the room but with great places to visit in…read moreBuxton. The room was very clean and comfortable and had everything we needed. Bathtub was huge! We had a bit of difficulty figuring out the faucet, but if that is our biggest problem, then it isn't a problem! Thank you for a lovely stay!

Although Best Western is a chain the hotels are all independently owned which adds a little pride…read morein the hotel. I stayed on a special offer and I am glad we did the room and general hotel was very clean and tidy and well equipped. The restaurant was very nice and in a conservatory, the food was excellent and the service was very good.

The menu is fairly standard pub grub and the portions are copious. I had the salmon which came just…read moreslightly undercooked in a lovely cream sauce within smashed potatoes and veg. The service is attentive and it's a nice spot for a meal.

I really, really liked this hotel. It's very conveniently located, has lots of parking, and a…read morefriendly staff. Mostly though I liked the room. We stayed in the UK for two weeks and visited about 10 hotels and this was the only one where we had a really good sized room. It was huge. We felt like royalty staying there. Beautiful. The only thing to be aware of is they lock the doors at night and if you lose your entry code and can't figure out how to make an international call on a US cellphone, you will have to wait for other guests who are out partying late to open the door for you. Don't ask how I know all of that. :-) Wonderful hotel. Definitely one of the best of our trip.

Stayed at this Premier Inn prior to a day of hiking around the Peak District. One of the employees…read moretold us that it had only opened three weeks prior, and that really showed - all of the furniture and fixtures were brand new and gleaming. The automated check-in at the door was a very nice touch, as was the HDMI port in the room. (We ran out to buy an HDMI cable at a nearby electronics store so that we could watch movies from our laptop -- pro tip, bring your own if you want to do the same!) We ate the full English breakfast buffet, which was reasonably priced and pretty good quality for a hotel buffet breakfast. I also have to give kudos to the staff. When we initially checked in, our room was one side of a family suite, and there was a family with small children staying on the other side. While they were not being overly loud, every little noise was audible through the connecting door. We went downstairs and requested a new room if possible, and the check-in clerk was quick and professional about finding us a new room that was not part of a suite. The whole thing took less than 10 minutes. It was the quality of service I'd honestly expect from a much more expensive hotel. Highly recommended if you happen to be traveling through the Buxton area.