Hotels near Derby Station

"Very good value for money"

"A quiet hotel in the middle of a golf course, easy to reach and friendly staff. Excellent traditional breakfast and comfortable beds. Property itself a little tired but that’s probably part of the charm. Delighted to have been upgraded. I’d recommend for the area. "

"Very handy for Pride Park, great value as always"

"Excellent value for money"

"Lovely room and setting. Very good value. The thing that I really enjoyed was being able to check out on time and then enjoy a relaxed breakfast."

"Pros: Stunning reception area, feels really posh, plenty of parking space, sufficient disabled parking, if you put your number plate in at reception there's no parking charge, bathroom very nice, room very clean, room has a balcony which is nice just to stand out with a coffee and get some air (even if the view is a busy road) , very quiet so had a good sleep, there was some kind of free Starbucks offer in the reception area but I didn't know how it worked and we were in a rush - absolutely caught my eye, will investigate if we go back, grassy area around the building for dog walking Cons: Rooms could do with a bit of an update, cheapest room is fairly small (especially with a dog), the balcony door was so stiff we couldn't figure out if it had been permanently sealed off until we were leaving and gave it a final try (needs oil or a sign with instructions maybe)"

"We had a fantastic stay as normal, excellent evening meal, excellent breakfast, excellent Stocker Room with views to the River Trent, it was quiet and peaceful in a beautiful location, everything we required for our wedding anniversary stay, I look forward to our next stay."

"My family and I had a lovely stay, the motorway is slightly noisy at night so ear plugs may be needed. Beds were comfortable and the pizzas were amazing! The only downside is that we didn’t know about the £5 per night parking charge. For visiting Alton towers this hotel was perfect for us :) "

"Clean, accessible and close to local amenities."