I've done kids disco's here. Nice village hall big stage loads of room for the disco.read more

What a great little hotel! When you open the front door it is like stepping back into the…read moreVictorian era. Victorian/Edwardian antiquities adorn the walls and provide a very interesting and calming ambiance. My room was fantastic, see attached photo. The breakfast which was included in the nightly rate was voted as the best in Derbyshire and truly deserved that honour! If I ever need to be in the Derby/Matlock area overnight I will stay here. Say hi to Dianne if you get the chance to visit.

Made the trek up from Derby for dinner. Great place with a wonderful interior. The restaurant is…read morevery cozy and offers up appetizing dishes. The rack of lamb is delicious. Definitely worth a second visit when back in Derby.

We stayed in this hotel as we had a works Do at another hotel but that hotel was already full…read more We booked the 'Executive Suite', if you can call it that, more like a maisonette. There was a very small double bed, and for myself and my partner, who is into weightlifting it was not a comfortable night! Sink and cupboard (no plates or cutlery), microwave next to the bed and a very small, old TV. The facilities are very old and dated but the room itself was clean. There is no lift in the hotel and we were on the top floor, through about 8 doors to get to the back of the hotel to the actual stairs. The stairwells were used as storage for all kinds of things (very unsightly). The room was cold and no way of turning any heat on. No complementary bottles of water. We couldn't get our car onto the carpark. We arrived just after booking in time and it was full. Probably enough room for around 10 cars at a squeeze. We had to park on an NHS car park and pay for 24 hours further down the road. We have staying in many hotels in our time and I must say this has to be one of the worst. In need of updating and tidying in general. The staff are friendly enough. I can't comment of the complementary breakfast as we decided not to stay to eat.

I stayed in this classic hotel for a horse racing. It is located in a residential area not very far…read morefrom the railway station (and the horse racing course). Very quiet and secluded place. The facilities are old, keeping classic features, but well maintained. Room interior decoration has been refurbished to modern (functional, in compliance with all standards and less costly than antiques) standard. My room was pleasant, clean and comfortable. They are proud of the restaurant and their first-class refined dishes. Yes, they are quite right but you might need a prior booking to secure a limited number of seat at the peak dinner time. I made a couple of suggestions with regard to this constraint. Later I received a very English-mannered polite letter genuinely appreciative of my feedback. Their cozy classic-architecture of full of mahogany bar is lovely. I enjoyed it while waiting for my dinner seat. Concierge is also classic-mannered English. They arranged a taxi right away to send me to the race course (wishing me the best of luck of course! and I won that day, thanks). I have uploaded Doncaster racecourse's pic on that day. Very diligent and professional services all rounds.

I phoned this hotel to see what treatments were available for our stay as we had booked very last…read moreminute. The lady on the phone was incredibly helpful and made some great suggestions according to my needs. Hotel was fab and treatments even better. left feeling very relaxed. Thank you so much.

Staying here was a bit of a shot in the dark but I'm glad that I did!…read more A beautiful 17th century building with nice rooms, even if a little bit quirky. The staff are very friendly and attentive, food was very good indeed. I would definitely stay here again.

Please see my full review for the Premier Travel Inn, which is located next door to this Pub and…read moreRestaurant and contains more photos and details. Excellent place for a bite to eat as well as a few pints!

Very friendly but the portion size on the chilli non Carnie was smaller than a cheap ready meal. I…read moredon't eat fast but I had finished mine about 10 minutes before everyone else. Pricey for what it was And left hungry.

just had an excellent mid week break, wanted to make a special mention for Eve (Cafe Rouge), thank…read moreyou for making our holiday that little bit special, what a lovely lady. Hope to see you again next year. Dennis and Sue.

Myself and about 29 of my friends descended on CenterParcs for my 40th birthday. Don't worry its…read morereally not that sort of place and a good proportion of the 30 people were kids. Myself and 12 others stayed for a week in March, when the prices are not too bad. However it can be pretty pricey in the summer / main holiday periods. We stayed in an 8 berth executive villa with hot tub and games room and 4 en-suite rooms. It was perfect for me and my friends. It also sported a great gas BBQ. The place is set in woodland and has a lot of wildlife, rabbits, birds and squirrels will follow you around all day long. The list of activities you can do is almost endless. I myself did the following activities ( I have rated each ) Archery 5* ( £16 for 45 minutes ) Golf Driving Range 4* ( £10 per hour, club hire and balls basically ) Badminton 4* ( £11 for two people including gear hire ) Pool 5* ( Free ) Nature walk 4* ( Free ) Bowling 2* ( 28 per lane per hour, very noisy and low quality lanes & balls ) Canoeing 3* ( £5 per person for 30 minutes or so, quite a small lake but still fun ) Cycling 3* ( £58 to hire a bike for a week, bring your own or share ) There are a lot of food places there, we tried most of them so I have rated each. Note as the restaurants are pretty much the only thing you can do the prices are a bit higher than outside. Strada 4* - Nice Italian food and wine and good staff. Cafe Rouge 2* - Food ok but overpriced. Made 2* - poor service and average takeaway food Rajinda Pradesh 3* - Not a bad Indian at all. Hucks 2* - Noisy as hell american diner and not great food. Takeaway service 4* - The takeaway service was really good actually they provide Indian, pizza and Chinese food. Overall mainly because of the company this was my best birthday ever, a great place. However it can get crowded and there are a lot of kids so if you don't like kids I would avoid. If you have kids they will LOVE THIS PLACE!

This is a good guest house with great service, the rooms are clean and all en suite, uncluttered…read moreand comfy beds. Plus a belting breakfast cooked without fuss and served nice and hot. Very good value for money. Very near the town centre but they do have parking at the back of the house. We will certainly stay here again.

Chris, the man at the front desk, was so welcoming and knowledgeable. It was nice to speak with…read moresomeone so pleasant after a long trip!

I have stayed in this hotel twice now when visiting events at the Arena or the Don Valley Stadium,…read morethere is another Premier Inn straight across the road from the Arena, however this one is very handy for the train which stops at Meadowhall Interchange and is just across the road from Meadowhall Shopping Centre which is perfect for a good days shopping. I always quite like Premier Travel Inns. In my experience the rooms are always spacious and spotless and the food, though not spectacular, isn't bad for a chain hotel. This one is no exception. As somewhere just to stop over and get a good night's sleep I can't fault it. The rooms have a television with quite a few free tv and radio channels, a kettle with free tea and coffee, a hairdryer and other bits and bobs that come in useful. The shower was fantastic, very powerful. The staff were all friendly and helpful, and we had a good night's sleep ,which is what matters.