Location: Chesterfield
Top Hotels in Chesterfield
Chesterfield Hotels | Places to Stay in Chesterfield
Discover the best hotels in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England including Casa Hotel, Premier Inn Chesterfield Town Centre hotel, Van Dyk By Wildes, Twin Oaks Hotel, Premier Inn Chesterfield North hotel, Ibis Chesterfield North, Ibis Chesterfield Centre, Ringwood Hall Hotel & Spa, The Old Poets' Corner, Olde House by Marstons Inns.
Restaurants in Chesterfield
1. Casa Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1851 reviews
Casa is Chesterfield's premier four star hotel. An independent hotel, situated in the historic market town of Chesterfield, within easy reach of the beautiful Peak District and neighboring cities, Sheffield and Nottingham. Each of our 100 bedrooms are designed with comfort and luxury in mind, fully controllable air conditioning throughout, all windows are triple glazed and we only use award winning Hypnos mattresses on our beds and 32' LCD screens with Freeview, free high speed Wi-Fi and private fridges stocked with water and fresh milk. You'll also find homemade biscuits for your tea or coffee. Our bathrooms have rain showers with controls that enable you to adjust the temperature before getting in, without getting soaked. Our rates include a hearty breakfast in the Cocina restaurant, with eggs, bacon and sausages that are sourced locally from Walton Lodge Farm, just four miles away. To complement Casa's theme, Cocina restaurant offers a menu with a Spanish twist. Our talented chefs cook using Josper charcoal ovens, flown over especially from Barcelona. Our wine list is of the highest quality, thanks to the owner's passion for fine wines. Our cocktail bar, Barca, is a haven of delicious food and signature drinks, made using only the best brands and ingredients from around the world. Our eleven meeting rooms are purpose built to offer you the latest in conferencing solutions. We are able to accommodate from two to 280 people and all of our meeting rooms have floor to ceiling windows for maximum daylight, air conditioning, complimentary high speed Wi-Fi, data projection and 32" LCD televisions.
One of the best and most romantic hotel we’ve had the pleasure of enjoying
Reviewed By Indulgent_PleasuresWhat can we really say, apart from absolutely incredible from start to finish , we were there celebrating my husbands birthday and we will 110% be back with or without an occasion to celebrate, the staff were so friendly and very welcoming, check in was easy, we made our way to one of the hotels hot tub balcony suites and it’s safe to say there was nothing to disappoint us, they had decorated the bed with petals as I requested and we were given a lovely selection of extras in the fridge, the room was absolutely spotless and beautiful, the hot tub, hot extremely clean and so much fun and to be able to just sit and relax and enjoy a few drinks together, we didn’t want to get out, we ordered from the room service menu of which I have photos because it’s the only thing that I couldn’t find from any photos or reviews before our stay and I think that is helpful to see before you visit, all I can say is the food was phenomenal, we had gammon and the steak and shared between us, it’s has to be the best room service I’ve ever had when staying in any hotel so if you are going then honestly treat yourselves you won’t regret it, the jacuzzi bath was also amazing and a fantastic way to wake yourself up in the morning after sleeping so well the night before The breakfast you have two options to have it delivered to your room or to go to the hotel restaurant which we decided to do and again there is nothing at all I could fault it was delicious and plenty of options We went back up to the room and couldn’t resist having another hour in the hot tub before checking out Honestly if your looking for an incredible and romantic stay or even a relaxing stay somewhere when on business this really is a lovely hotel Thankyou to all the staff and we will definitely be back to see you again soon
2. Premier Inn Chesterfield Town Centre hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 249 reviews
Set right in the heart of this historic market town, our Premier Inn Chesterfield Town Centre hotel is in the perfect spot for getting the most out of your stay. The Vicar Lane Shopping Centre is just up the road - ideal for bargain-hunting - and Chesterfield train station is only a short walk away, too. Tee off at the Tapton Golf Course, enjoy a visit to the famous Chatsworth House, or soak up the amazing scenery at Peak District National Park. After a fun day out in Chesterfield, you can head back to the hotel for a tasty meal at our in-house Thyme restaurant.
4 night stay
Reviewed By O9023VWrichardcClean and quiet room on first floor, brilliant meal deal, central location with nearby cheap parking (£6.50 for 24 hours). Cannot commend the staff highly enough, friendly, helpful, courteous and efficient, nothing was too much trouble for them no matter how trivial, a special mention and thanks to Felicity and the lady chef! X Highly recommend a stay here.
3. Van Dyk By Wildes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1043 reviews
The Hotel Van Dyk is an outstanding example of a grade II listed building,it is family owned and managed and the impressive facade and opulent interior, provides an elegant atmosphere, for the ultimate dining experience within Albert's grill room or the Bowden Restaurant. The 15 individually designed ensuite bedrooms compliment the hotel perfectly, for any guests wishing to stay within Chesterfield area.Located near to the M1 and A1 motorways,the hotel provides the ideal location for casual or eligant dining,evening live entertainment show's as well as Small business meeting's and lunches, whilst also offering tailor made packages for Weddings, Private Parties and festive Celebrations.
Date Night
Reviewed By davebA293YPHad a great time food was lovely in the Yule Lodge Staff were really helpful and polite Dj and Saxophone player were Fab. Bedroom was modern and clean Full English was great tea and coffee top ups kept coming. Will define going again.
4. Twin Oaks Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 350 reviews
Twin Oaks Hotel began life as a picturesque row of colliery cottages. It has now been meticulously redesigned and configured to meet the expectations of the modern business and leisure traveller. Twin Oaks Hotel bar has all the character and charm that you would expect to find from a country inn and is complemented by modern relaxing suites plus an extremely well stocked bar. During the warmer months why not sit outside and enjoy the sun in our beer garden with it’s feature water fountain.
Compact quiet rooms in a convenient location
Reviewed By MarionBurkimsherThis is a convenient hotel near the M1 junction 29. Although it is very close to the motorway there is no traffic sound and it was very quiet even from other guests coming and going. The rooms are small – compact! – but we appreciated that large and comfortable king-sized bed. On the Sunday morning we stayed there was a self-serve full English breakfast buffet but on other days there was a choice of 3 sizes of breakfast. I liked the smallest size breakfast with 2 juicy crumpets! The staff were friendly and helpful and it seemed a more personable place to stay rather than the usual big-chain hotels. There isn't a lift to the upstairs rooms.
5. Premier Inn Chesterfield North hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1242 reviews
If you're looking for a break that's a cut above, Premier Inn Hotel Chesterfield North puts you in an ideal location to explore the heights of the Peak District. There are great transport links and lots of business venues nearby too. From the highs of the National Park, to getting the low down on life in Elizabethan England, there's so much to see and do just on your doorstep. Marvel at beautiful Elizabethan gems like Chatsworth House, Renishaw Hall and Bolsover Castle. Or explore Creswell Crags, a limestone gorge honeycombed with caves. Then come back to the hotel for tasty food at our Brewers Fayre restaurant and our new, modern rooms with extra-comfy kingsize Hypnos beds.
Good for a short stay
Reviewed By sarahdrury70Premier inn was as expected, you know what you are getting and I like that. The room was hot, there was a fan provided but didn’t particularly want this on throughout the whole night and whilst I could have opened the window there was a railway line directly behind the hotel which meant that the noise of the trains would have kept me awake, however our stay here was part of a bigger trip and ideal for a short stop off on a longer journey. Premier inns are good value for money.
6. Ibis Chesterfield North
Overall Ratings
4 based on 734 reviews
The Ibis Chesterfield North hotel is located 8 km from Chesterfield and 16 km from Sheffield Airport. Admire the nearby Chatsworth House or wander through the famous Sherwood Forest of the Robin Hood legend. Book one of our 86 rooms and benefit from the hotel amenities on offer, including four meeting rooms for organising seminars and conferences, a restaurant and a snack bar open 24 hours 7 days as well as private outdoor parking. Business guests will appreciate use of our wireless Internet access.
IBIS Chesterfield North
Reviewed By jjhardings007Very good service and good value for the price charged. The hotel is well positioned being five minutes drive from junction thirty on the M1. The hotel is well positioned for local services. Breakfast is served from 6.30am which is useful if travelling.
7. Ibis Chesterfield Centre
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 1048 reviews
The Ibis Chesterfield is located a short walk from the town centre and just 500 m from the railway station. Numerous attractions are within close proximity including theatres, museums, bars and restaurants. Visit the stately Chatsworth House located 15 minutes drive from the hotel in the middle of the beautiful Peak District. Book one of our 86 rooms with all the necessary amenities and benefit from use of our 4 meeting rooms, free private parking and cafe concept with bar. Snacks available 24/7. FREE WiFi Internet access available in the lounge and in bedrooms.
Perfect for a one night stop over.
Reviewed By SJBerkshireOnly stayed 1 night as a stop over. Great, central location, and free parking was a bonus. Arrived early evening and check in was smooth and efficient. Staff were fabulous, really engaging in us as the customer, a credit to IBIS. Room was basic, as you would expect for IBIS, but for one night, was clean and comfortable. Don’t let being close to a main road put you off, the room was well insulated, so quiet and a good nights sleep was had by all. Kettle and hospitality tray provided with the usual tea bags, milk, biscuits and real cups. Check out, was as smooth as check in – great and efficient. We didn’t make use of the bar or restaurant, but overall a great place for a stop over, clean, comfortable, centrally located, free parking and great staff.
8. Ringwood Hall Hotel & Spa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 500 reviews
Ringwood Hall Hotel & Spa is a beautiful Georgian grade 11 listed Manor House set in 29 acres of grounds, with 6 acres of award winning formal gardens. The hotel is easily accessed from junctions 29 & 30 of the M1, with free parking for over 150 vehicles. Ringwood Hall Hotel & Spa offers 74 en-suite bedrooms including several suites, four posters & ten feature rooms which have king or queen sized beds. The recently opened Garden Secret Spa is located on site, and includes vitality pool, thermal experiences, 7 treatment rooms and many more spa experiences. The Garden Secret Spa is not included in a residents accommodation rate however, residents of the hotel can take advantage of discounted rates for access, alternatively special residential spa packages are available. The hotel has a unique Victorian kitchen garden where herbs and vegetables grown are used in the food served in our Restaurant.
An OK stay but it's not really 4 star quality
Reviewed By MrAndrewTPA grand building and grounds with very friendly staff in reception and restaurant and delicious evening meal, but this is not a 4-star experience. It’s about the details. The room was fine with a huge and very comfortable bed, but similar to a standard hotel chain. No information in the room about the hotel or its facilities. They have a ‘secret’ spar (a big part of their offer) but it was SO secret there were no details to attract guests. They have a restaurant but no menu in the room, they apparently offer room service but there are no details. Normally hotel rooms are packed with information about their services and the local area. Several of the TV channels had "weak or no signal" and were unwatchable, the TV power and aerial wires were hanging out of the bottom of the device and furniture was ‘marked’. Not a high-quality experience. This is a wedding venue. There were two taking place when we visited and two the next day so, perhaps, the short stay independent visitor isn’t their target audience. Breakfast was basic and chaotic. The sudden arrival of overnight wedding guests was difficult for staff to keep up with. Breakfast is available until 9.30 which seems very early for this type of venue. It was a challenge to keep the full English buffet and other food replenished. We needed to pay for our breakfast separately but there was no menu or prices. We were told to take what we wanted and “let them know”. It’s the details again: juice glasses which don’t fit under the juice dispenser, basic supermarket bread under a tea towel (which is a fine for toasting but no 4-star range of fresh bread), supermarket yoghurt in plastic pots, small commercial (?) pastries. All of this was served in the converted coach house restaurant, but it wasn’t luxurious. When we booked, the website offered us a 3-course meal for £22 each (an excellent deal!), which we added to our reservation and were informed we needed to pay for the room online and pay for the meal at the hotel. The restaurant staff seemed unsure about this but were brilliant friendly and found a way to discount the meal and just charge us for the wine. It was a little confusing for them and us. I’m sure the pandemic hit hard and they may still be struggling with staffing, but they need to consider their offer to boast the 4-star rating. Mind you, you can land your helicopter if you pre-book!
9. The Old Poets' Corner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 414 reviews
Traditional British pub in the heart of the Peak District. Surrounded by beautiful walks and spectacular views. We offer five en-suite rooms and also have a three bedroom cottage attached to the pub. Only a short drive from Bakewell, Matlock and Chesterfield you will always have plenty to do. We offer an excellent menu and a warm welcome and our staff will do everything to make our stay memorable.
Disappointing evening meal
Reviewed By davidtJ5usually find good food and drink in here especially as it is dog friendly, however we had booked earlier and as soon as we tried placing our order, were told there were no chips left. Strangest thing was we were asked how we wanted our beef cooking on the sunday dinner as if it were a steak ready for the grill. I had assumed it had been slow cooking all day. well when it arrived it was tougher than boot leather. I think they had heated it up in the microwave. Even the dog struggled as we channeled it all under the table for him. The pies weren't much better, they were identical in appearance. I dont think they are cooked on site anymore and look very much like Pukkas.They were served with a slim dose of salad and veg due to no chips.....but with gravy too. We finished up, Didnt bother with desert or extra drinks and am sorry to say will try another pub in the village next time. I saw nothing of the usual owners only members of younger staff........such a shame for a venue that is ideally placed to give excellent food and service in a prime Derbyshire location
10. Olde House by Marstons Inns
Overall Ratings
4 based on 290 reviews
Better than expected for the price
Reviewed By Ld2353jcWe stayed here for 2 nights as part of a trip to the Peak District for my husband’s 70th birthday.The online pictures of the rooms don’t really do them justice. The one we had (room 6) was larger than we expected for what we paid. It had been refurbished in January apparently. The bed was really comfortable and there was a modern tv and a desk and chair to work at if you needed to. The bathroom was modern and everything was clean and worked. Plenty of hot water. The towels were lovely and soft. There was an over abundance of sockets, if you can have that, but I counted at least 8 of them without taking into account the ones the tv and kettle were plugged into. I have marked it down as I am not a great fan of those bath soap canisters fixed to the wall as I have arthritis and cannot always press hard enough to get anything out and don’t like using the stuff on my hair. but I had brought my own shower gel and shampoo anyway so wasn’t overly put out. There are tea and coffee supplies in the room and wifi is free but the 2 nights we stayed there was a problem and I couldn’t get connected to their own setup but did manage to connect to a BT hotspot using my home broadband account. The receptionist told me that they had already reported the problem and boosters were going to be fitted. The staff were all very friendly and full of local information. The restaurant is very popular but there is a lot of room. The food is ok but not wonderful, typical pub foods but is very cheap and a lot of it.. hotel guests get a 20% discount on top of that so you can’t really complain.
