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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Derby – Based on 20,972 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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The facility was under construction and if that wasn't enough we were roomed right next to the very scary elevator. To top it all off the room was pealing, tight, and there was a something splattered on the roof that gave me nightmares. No fridge. No air conditioning. Constant sound of loud traffic outside, and good luck with that climb down to the parking lot.
So much to take in for an unfamiliar first timer to the area. Great home base for our"geneology" excursions to the smaller towns in the area. Great food and shopping, fun driving on the left side ( watch out for the rotary's). Awesome history in the area and friendly people.
I guess you are visiting Derby for a reason, otherwise you would go to the scenic Derbyshire, or the city life in Notitngham or elsewhere. But there's plenty to see if you've time here - theatre and the arts, market, shopping centre, parks, and quick links to Nottingham or other Midlands towns. Someone else could tell you why else to visit - and although they have shociingly knocked down some excellent historic buildings, others have been left when cashflow ended. Road signage and ring roads are tricky, but good with practice; the rail station is an easy walk to the centre of town - but hotels a bit further out may be preferable. As I say, you go to Derby for a reason - visiting friends and relatives, going to Uni, Rolls Royce, train building... but it's worth considering; and Chatsworth House is not far away; nor the Crich Tramway Museum.
We were with relatives and they took us to the Cathedral and the Museum. We ate in a lovely cafe/resturant in the town centre. We also visited the shopping mall where my husband bought me some lovely perfume. So we had a really nice time.
The town center had kept its past roots as it was an industrial city, glad to see a lot of the old buildings being put to use after what they were designed for had come to an end. Lots of pubs and generally an all round good place.
I think that for a relatively small town Derby has got a really good number of nice restaurants. I've been in four restaurants so far (for business dinner) and all of them were really good! nice meals, good service and reasonable prices. the town centre is quite small and I do not remember anything particularly impressive. but I just visited Derby at night after dinner, never spent more then 30 mins around
“Staff very helpful. Allowed us to leave car parked in hotel on checkout day when Derby Ramathon had some roads closed.”
“Great Pub in a great location . Live music in the bar was very good . I loved the attention to details and although it is not Luxury it is my favourite place to stay and I travel all the time . Next trip to Derby and I will be back .”
“Beautiful location of hotel”
“Staff were very welcoming, friendly, efficient and effective. Dinner was excellent, as was breakfast. The barman even invited me to join him and a few of the locals watching the England game in the bar. An all round positive experience.”
“The price, £31 for a Friday night. Double bed, Towels, wash products, parking, wifi and a very generous breakfast. There is more included than you get in a hostel, with more comfort and less cost. The location, it is within a ten minute walk from the centre of Derby, no need for a taxi.”
