Located just 10 minutes from Derby’s city centre, this grade II listed Art Deco building offers comfortable rooms and hearty full English breakfasts. It has a bar, free parking and free Wi-Fi.
Situated just 20 minutes' walk from the city centre of Derby, the The Continental Hotel, Derby offers free WiFi throughout.
Caroline
United Kingdom
Breakfast and service were excellent. Appreciated the electric fan in the bedroom- quite noisy but not unexpected as location is on a main road! I would definitely return
Set in the beautiful Derbyshire countryside and just a 10-minute drive from Derby city centre, is the Littleover Lodge Hotel.
jane
United Kingdom
Room was adequate and the location good for visiting family but the beds were so uncomfortable. Everytime one of us turned over you could hear the springs and the mattress was sunken in the middle you thought you’d hit the floor getting into it. Both of us had the worse night sleep ever. We were up at 5.40 because we couldn’t sleep. It was clean enough but definitely won’t be staying there again.
Within 10 minutes’ walk of the city centre, this beautifully preserved Georgian building offers free parking and the peaceful atmosphere of a country hotel.
David
United Kingdom
Nice old Georgian property with parking in a great location.
The 3 Star Tyger Inn Derby hotel is just a 7 minute drive from Derby City Centre. It offers en-suite accommodation with a garden view, free parking for guests and free WiFi throughout the property.
Only 15 minutes from Derby and the M1 motorway, the Morley Hayes Hotel offers luxurious rooms, many with balconies. It has 2 golf courses, 2 restaurants and a helipad.
Located in Derby, 27 km from Donington Park, Kedleston Country House B&B provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar. This 4-star hotel offers free WiFi.
Kitty
United Kingdom
This is a beautiful house and very spacious and comfortable rooms. Attention to detail and “home comforts” added to the stay
The staff were welcoming and accomodating. Very relaxed stay
Situated in Derby and within 4.4 km of Derby Cathedral, Blue Jay, Derby by Marston's Inns features a garden, free parking and free WiFi. The accommodation features a 24-hour front desk.
Ben
United Kingdom
It's separate from the pub so a nice quite stay , close to where I needed to be for work , very comfortable room with nice bathroom and air-conditioning
Just 10 minutes’ walk from Derby town centre, Holiday Inn Express offers modern, bright rooms with private in-room bathrooms. Free WiFi is available throughout.
Gordon
United Kingdom
Open setup to the building. Good parking. Excellent breakfast.
The Stuart Hotel, Sure Hotel Collection by Best Western is just a 5-minute walk from the Intu Shopping Centre (formerly Westfield) and Derby Train Station.
Breakfast was surprisingly good. Very nice thankyou
Located just 10 minutes from Derby’s city centre, this grade II listed Art Deco building offers comfortable rooms and hearty full English breakfasts. It has a bar, free parking and free Wi-Fi.
Interesting and lovely building. Exquisite grounds
Located at junction 25 of the M1, this pet friendly Holiday Inn is 13 km from Nottingham and Derby. All rooms are en suite and have high speed internet access.
The Lawns Hotel has a garden, shared lounge, a restaurant and bar in Derby. Located around 29 km from Trent Bridge Cricket Ground, the hotel with free WiFi is also 30 km away from Nottingham Castle.
Great staff who went beyond to aid the festival goers
In 6 acres of landscaped gardens, this Victorian 4-star hotel has striking countryside views and a conservatory restaurant. Makeney Hall Hotel is just 15 minutes' drive from the city of Derby.
Location, grounds, reasonably priced good quality food
Within 10 minutes’ walk of the city centre, this beautifully preserved Georgian building offers free parking and the peaceful atmosphere of a country hotel.
Breakfast was fantastic and the staff are really lovely
Surrounded by views of the Peak District, The Farmhouse at Mackworth is set just 9 minutes’ drive from the city of Derby. A converted 18th century farmhouse, it has a bar, a restaurant and free Wi-Fi.
Great food and service, room was spacious and clean.
Renovated in 2023, this historic hotel lies within 300 acres of private parkland, a 10-minute drive from Derby. It has a spa,two 18-hole golf courses, an indoor pool, and a fitness area.
The 3 Star Tyger Inn Derby hotel is just a 7 minute drive from Derby City Centre. It offers en-suite accommodation with a garden view, free parking for guests and free WiFi throughout the property.
Excellent room really warm and comfortable and clean
FAQs about hotels in Derby
On average, 3-star hotels in Derby cost £82 per night, and 4-star hotels in Derby are £111 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Derby can on average be found for £207 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Derby this weekend is £121 or, for a 4-star hotel, £100. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Derby for this weekend cost on average around £374 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Bordering the Peak District, pioneering Derby was the site of the first factory during the Industrial Revolution. The city was a silk producer and a former mill forms part of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Derwent Valley Mills, lining the Derwent River between Derby and Matlock.
Also by the river is Darley Park which hosts an annual chamber orchestra concert. The city centre arboretum was England’s first public park, and Markeaton Park in the north-west has a light railway. Nearby is the university campus and 18th-century Kedleston Hall, a Palladian-style mansion involved in filming of ‘The Duchess’.
Another royal connection is Bonnie Prince Charlie who stayed at Exeter House. A replica of his room is in Derby Museum and Art Gallery, and there is a statue of him in Cathedral Square. Opposite is the oldest pub, the Dolphin Inn, but the best nightlife is around Friar Gate.
The nearby Cathedral Quarter is full of eateries and shops, and the Westfield Centre houses big name brands. The Grade II-listed Market Hall offers a range of stalls above underground tunnels which are supposedly haunted by one of Derby’s many ghosts.
Derby County FC play at Pride Park, near the train station and several hotels with parking. Booking.com also offers cheap apartments and guest houses near East Midlands Airport.
What guests said about Derby:
Scored 6.0
6.0
The cathedral was lovely, light and airy with friendly staff...
The cathedral was lovely, light and airy with friendly staff to welcome you. The Museum of making is worth a visit, situated at the silk mill. The history surrounding the Silk Mill was interesting. The high street in Derby is suffering with a significant amount of vacant shop premises, as are many city centres around the country.
Joanne
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
A small city with lots of history if you know where to look.
A small city with lots of history if you know where to look. Some lovely museums and one of our favourites was Pickford's House. It's a busy city with a lot of fast traffic and roads so not too easy to get around by car if you're visiting. Nearby Darley Park is a nice area as well.
Ian
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
At the conference centre, All Staff were caring and...
At the conference centre, All Staff were caring and considerate of all clients, regardless of needs. The hotel bedroom was deep cleaned between each client. Were willing to go that extra mile.
Will come back soon.
Derby parking restrictions in town centre made it difficult for disabled persons to drive themselves, park safely, and retain independence in areas around combined Court and water areas, etc.
Taxis had to be used from conference centre return, but drivers were a credit to Derby, kind, courteous and helpful.
The suggested car parking not easy to access and nearest was closed.
Signage was confusing to someone not familiar with Derby.
We chose to eat in the conference centre due to road congestion we noticed on way in and after going in and out by taxi. We also utilised shops for snacks while in town.
A
Anonymous
Scored 4.0
4.0
Countryside is nice, town is a bit of a dive you would only...
Countryside is nice, town is a bit of a dive you would only really go to Derby if your planning on going to Alton Towers or maybe walking. Pub in the woods was my destination for a wedding and that was nice
brentonalex
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
We'd only planned on a visit for the night to get a live...
We'd only planned on a visit for the night to get a live band gig in.
Wish we'd been able to stay longer to look around a bit.
Hotel was lovely, old building. Staff were friendly and very helpful.
Emma
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
The art gallery was interesting, especially the surrealist...
The art gallery was interesting, especially the surrealist paintings. I highly recommend the Kedleston Hall! The staffs there were really helpful and informative, and the elegant interior design is especial. The Pickford’s House is interesting too, because there’re many grand upper-class mansions open to tourists but not homey middle-class houses like this. Everyone I met in this town was friendly, like we’d been friends for years.
The fact that the property is so close to the Derby town and access to anywhere and it’s only 25 mins walk from Derby train station to get through the property. The check in & check out was quick and we loved our stay and left us in welcoming card when we checked in so very good customer service to interact with new customers who hasn’t been stayed with this hotel before.
Ibis can be hit or miss but this one is a hit. it was very clean, functional, quiet and all staff were professional. The room had everything that you required. We had stayed in very expensive hotels prior and this did the same job without the silly expense. Ideal hotel for visiting family in Derby, clean, felt safe and friendly staff.
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