| complimentary continental breakfast is served in the traditional dining room, while other perks include free parking. the simple rooms have classic furnishings and decor, and come with tea and coffeemaking facilities. check-in time: 2:00 pmcheck-out time: 11:00 am. this family-run, city-centre hotel is a 7-minute walk from the intu derby shopping centre, a 10-minute walk from derby river gardens and a 19-minute walk from derby train station
Manchester Airport 1 hr 26
Elvaston Castle (18 min)
Grade II listed Gothic Revival castle completed in 1836 in extensive parkland, closed to the public. Markeaton Park (12 min)
Public space with a craft village, gardens, boating lake, kids' play area plus sporting facilities. Kedleston Hall (14 min)
18th-century country house with Robert Adam interiors and outdoor theatre/cinema in the summer. Derby Museum & Art Gallery (4 min)
Free entry to modern space with collections on regional natural and military history and fine art. Carsington Water (31 min)
Picturesque reservoir offering a visitor center, restaurant, multi-use trails & water sport rentals. Wollaton Hall, Gardens and Deer Park (28 min)
16th-century, English Renaissance style mansion housing natural history museum, set in parkland. National Trust - Calke Abbey (30 min)
Unrestored NT property vividly showing an estate in decline, with walled gardens and orangery. Mercia Marina (13 min)
Contemporary country-style cottages with private patios overlooking the marina plus free parking. Donington Park Circuit (23 min)
F1 race track home to various motoring fixtures, including the British Motorcycle Grand Prix. National Trust - Sudbury Hall and the Museum of Childhood (21 min)
Ornately crafted 17th-century country manor also housing toys and interactive displays on childhood. Crich Tramway Village (27 min)
Restored period village with historic facades and the National Tram Museum's collection of vehicles. Darley Park (8 min)
Natural area with woods, grasslands & gardens, wildlife, sports facilities, events & a cafe. Pickford House Museum (7 min)
Exhibitions on 18th-century life and historic costume in a local architect's 1770 house and garden. Derby Cathedral (8 min)
CofE gothic cathedral with 16th-century tower that opens monthly for the 189-step climb to its roof. Derwent Valley Mills (21 min)
18th-century heritage site of the 1st water-powered textile mills, now home to several museums. | 
