4-Star Hotels in Derbyshire, United Kingdom

I recently stayed at the Palace Hotel & Spa in Buxton and had a wonderful experience from start to finish. The service was excellent, with friendly, professional, and attentive staff who made me feel welcome throughout my stay. Every member of the team was helpful and eager to ensure that everything was perfect. The hotel facilities were impressive. The spa and leisure areas were clean, relaxing, and well maintained, providing the perfect place to unwind. The hotel itself is beautiful, with comfortable rooms and a pleasant atmosphere that made my stay even more enjoyable. The food was also outstanding. Breakfast offered a great variety of options, all fresh and delicious, and the meals served throughout my stay were of a high standard. The restaurant staff were attentive, and the dining experience was excellent. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed my stay and would highly recommend the Palace Hotel & Spa to anyone visiting Buxton. The combination of exceptional service, excellent facilities, and delicious food made for a memorable and enjoyable visit. I look forward to returning in the future.

Service and cleanliness was very good. However, it did not say anywhere that we had to pay an extra 40 pounds per person for the “spa” (which are the pools and amenities). When we booked, it looked like everything was included. When I asked the reception about this they just said that it was not their problem and just gave excuses about they being in the middle of changing systems and said that if we were not obligated to pay if we did not want to. But the whole point for us to book this hotel was to have a spa day, so would be pointless for us to go there to just sit in our rooms. Not worth it at all for the price you pay and the 40 pounds extra per person on top. Although the room was clean, it was extremely small and there was a constant noise that was on and of every couple minutes that disturbed our sleep heavily. The loudness meant we had barely any sleep. Overall would not recommend, extremely overpriced and overrated.

All the staff were lovely and more than helpful, the room was so clean and had little touches that made it feel special; tea's and coffee's biscuits. The breakfast that was included in the price was brilliant as well

We stayed for 1 night for a special occasion. On arrival we were told that the spa was closed for an event which was very disappointing as I booked this hotel because of the spa & had planned to use the pool & sauna. This should gave been communicated at the time of booking. The building and grounds were impressive but on arrival our featured superior room was freezing cold. The reception turned on the heating at our request but this should have been done hours before our arrival given that it was 8 degrees outside. We sat for an hour in the room with our coats on before asking for a portable heater due to the radiators being only lukewarm. The room never really got warm & when we came back from dinner at 9.15 the heating had been turned off again & we had to ask for it to be turned on again. The food in the restaurant was very good & the servers were lovely but unorganised. We planned to have a drink in the hotel bar but it was so cold that it was empty and not comfortable to stay. I heard kore than one staff member complain about the cold in the hotel. What could have been a very pleasant stay was spoiled by the cold. Unfortunately, we will not return.

The Hotel is set in a very picturesque location in the Derbyshire Peak District. The room was very clean and comfortable, but basic. The only negative point I would like to mention was that there was no hot water for the duration of my stay, but I would not hold this against the hotel, as it was an unforeseen issue. I would recommend this place for a short stay relaxing break. The local area has some extremely friendly pubs and restaurants, along with some beautiful walks.

The hotel that I was looking forward to before I checked in. I know this hotel because there is an introduction in LP UK. It is said that Jane Austen has lived here. The hotel staff was very polite. I think the hotel helped us upgrade the room we booked. When we opened the door, the radio in the room was playing classical music and the atmosphere was very comfortable. The decoration and layout of the entire hotel are very particular, with a sense of age, but it is also very clean. We spent a very pleasant two days here and added wonderful memories to the trip. The hotel's breakfast is required to order. Two days of blind spots have a different breakfast, but they are all salty. It is recommended to optimize it. Of course, if you don't order, the buffet area also has basic breakfasts such as bread and milk. The environment of the breakfast area is also very good. If you plan to go to Chatsworth House, it is a very good choice to live here!

We chose Wildes Inn as it is conveniently located just 4 minutes from Bolsover Hospital, where our mother was due to have full knee surgery. We wanted her to be well rested and comfortable, and the Inn truly delivered. The staff were very friendly, and we were greeted straight away by a young, polite gentleman who made check-in smooth and stress-free. The lobby smelled wonderful and had a spa-like, relaxing atmosphere. The team were also very thoughtful, knowing the reason for our stay, they even offered to arrange takeaway breakfast for us. We booked an accessible room for our mother, which was spacious, clean, and comfortable. Breakfast was great too. Overall, we were very satisfied with the entire experience. Our mother was well rested and ready for her surgery. If we pass through again, I would love to try the spa treatments, they certainly look very appealing.

Lovely location and great value for money. Both evening meal and breakfast were excellent. Would definitely recommend.

Very friendly and helpful staff. Nothing was any trouble. The food was excellent along with the atmosphere. Would definitely stay again.