Old Hall Hotel - Buxton (Derbyshire)

3-star historic hotel in Buxton, reputed to be the oldest in England

Rooms & Accommodations

Old Hall Hotel offers 35 uniquely designed rooms, each with individual character and period features. The suite where Mary Queen of Scots stayed in 1576 remains a highlight of the hotel's accommodations. Some rooms feature four-poster beds and views over the Pavilion Gardens or Buxton Opera House.

Dining

The hotel's restaurant serves award-winning breakfasts and locally sourced menus for dinner. The wine bar offers an all-day menu and pre-theatre dining for guests attending shows at the Buxton Opera House. Special diet menus and kids' meals are available upon request.

Location

Old Hall Hotel sits directly opposite the Buxton Opera House, providing convenient access for theatre-goers. The Pavilion Gardens and the Crescent are a short walk away. Buxton's position in the Peak District makes the hotel a base for exploring Chatsworth House and other natural attractions.

Pet-Friendly Policy

Buxton Old Hall welcomes dogs with designated pet-friendly rooms and thoughtful policies. A small cleaning fee applies per stay for guests bringing their pets. The hotel's location allows easy access to nearby Peak District trails for walks with dogs.

Events & Business

The Old Hall Hotel Buxton offers function rooms for weddings and business meetings in its historic setting. These dedicated spaces accommodate conferences, private events, and small gatherings. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel for business guests.

• Location: Opposite Buxton Opera House, near Pavilion Gardens and Chatsworth House
• Rooms: 35 uniquely designed rooms with period features and historical significance
• Dining: Award-winning breakfasts and locally sourced menus in a traditional restaurant
• Pet Policy: Dog-friendly rooms with designated accommodations and cleaning fee
• Events: Dedicated function spaces for weddings, conferences, and meetings
• History: Reputed to be the oldest hotel in England, with connections to Mary Queen of Scots
• For: Theatre-goers, history enthusiasts, and Peak District explorers