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Exceptional
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Buxton is historically interesting as a spa town. The Pavillion Gardens are beautiful and tourist information provided excellent information about what to see eg. The Dome & The Crescent. We walked everywhere. There was a tourist tram but the times that it was running were a bit confusing, so we missed out on that. We ate at a Thai Restaurant which was very good.
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The price we paid for the hotel was worth the room we stayed in and also we got a travel cot. The staff were really friendly and it was overall a good experience. The only downfall was that there were not many places that did halal food - in the end we ordered from just eat once we rang around a few places.
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Plenty to see and do even on a bitterly cold and sleet-filled day. We loved the Dome in the university and all the history that went with it. There is a good audio guide produced by the students which is free to use. Book before you visit for an amazing three course lunch cooked by the students and served in a very nice dining room. Visit the ballroom in the Palace Hotel. Lots of reconstruction work going on in the Crescent at present. Spoiled for choice for eateries. It is almost possible to eat your way around the world! There was nothing on at the Opera House while we were there.
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Buxton is a great place for families with young children, or older couples. I visited with my partner - we are both 30 and love the outdoors, and found that going slightly out of town was more for us rather than pottering around the town and park. We walked in the woodlands for a good couple of hours and up to Solomons Temple. There is a much quicker route, but we enjoy being a bit more active so this was great. We only stayed for one night but feel that this was enough. We ate at "Simply Thai" which was really great food and friendly staff.
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Truly beautiful town, the opera house and pavilion are stunning and the gardens are fantastic - even nicer in summer! Major overhaul of the Buxton baths and it will be so amazing to see them restored. There are a whole range of shops, boutiques, cafes and bars.
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Lovely restaurants!We had dinner at the Kwei Lin which was great, lunch at Lone star which was great as well!! Buxton tap house was lovely as well!!We went to Barbarella's and were told by one of the staff that children not allowed(though we did not see any sign outside) :((
“Never stayed here before but whenever I am in Buxton this is the place for me. The location staff and the room was excellent could not have wished for more.”
“The rooms were big and spacious, they had a fitness centre, pool, sauna and steam room which was refreshing in the morning! Would recommend this hotel to anyone”
“The apartment was spacious and extremely comfortable and Anthony and family were very welcoming and helpful during the week I was there. Unlike most large manor hotels, Hargate Hall has a relaxed, informal and friendly atmosphere. If you want waiting on hand and foot, this is not the place for you, but if you like to do your own thing in lovely surroundings, Hargate Hall is perfect.”
“The location and the history of the hotel. The food was good.”
“Just perfect for a short good value stay in Buxton”
