Leonardo Hotel Derby
4 StarsPanoramic floor-to-ceiling city views, On-site cardio fitness studio
Panoramic floor-to-ceiling city views, On-site cardio fitness studio
Scenic River Derwent views, Thyme restaurant and bar
Thyme restaurant dining, Family-friendly stay perks
The Engine bar and restaurant, Industrial-chic city center base
On-site fitness and recovery, Pet-friendly accommodation policy
Derbyshire County Cricket Club views, Pentagon Island location
Heated indoor swimming pool, Traditional British brasserie dining
Secure on-site parking facilities, Pride Park Stadium proximity
Garden view accommodations, Family and triple room options
Elegant ballroom restaurant, Historic Grade II listed building
Freshly prepared in-house pizzas, Pet-friendly ground floor rooms
Secure on-site parking with EV charging, Modern roadside pitstop concept
Convenient Royal Derby Hospital access, Electric vehicle charging points
Heated indoor swimming pool, LivingWell Health Club
Pride Park Stadium proximity, Convenient on-site gated parking
Historic Georgian farmhouse setting, Family-friendly pizza making parties
XS Restaurant British cuisine, Flexible multi-story accommodation
Secure on-site parking, Historic railway-side city stay
Table Table restaurant Oasthouse, Leisure park entertainment access
Customized allergy-safe dining, Secure on-site parking facilities
Derby city skyline views, Authentic Indian fusion dining
The Social restaurant, Family-friendly accommodation
Historic Grade II listed building, Elegant restaurant with open fires
On-site Toby Carvery restaurant, Family-friendly accommodation
Traditional carvery dining, Family-friendly lodge accommodation
Riverside beer garden, Convenient transport links
Secure on-site parking, Quirky, unique building design
Roberts radio in every room, Dedicated wedding venue, The Folly
Adam's designed Georgian architecture, Locally sourced dining
Unique room features, Family friendly dining
Family-friendly accommodations, Central location near Derby Station
Private garden access, Spacious family room options
Outdoor picnic area and sun terrace, Proximity to Alvaston Park
Authentic Nepalese curry nights, Vibrant live music venue
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A city that dates back to Roman times and that was once at the centre of Britain’s Industrial Revolution, Derby is home to an array of historic landmarks and attractions, something city visitors are quick to discover. Visit the East Midlands city and you’ll find everything from lavish country homes and remarkable places of worship to industrial relics and modern day facilities, all interesting and impressive in their own right. What’s more, the city’s location in the middle of the UK puts even more attractions and activities at your fingertips.
Derby’s Cathedral Quarter is said to be the heart of the city and a good place to start your tour. Here you’ll find shops, restaurants, coffee shops, hotels, and, of course, Derby Cathedral itself. Since the tenth century a church has stood on this site, although the current building only dates back to the sixteenth and seventeenth century. It’s possible to tour the historic building, which is home to a number of notable features, including an impressive organ and a pair of peregrine falcons. The Cathedral Centre, located across the street, features a café and bookshop.
Derby’s rich history is on display at a number of locations across the city. One of the more significant of these locations is the Derwent Valley Mills. Registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this site is considered the birthplace of factory manufacturing. The site itself stretches some 15 miles along the River Derwent, with a number of factories and mills to be seen. The most commonly visited of these is the Silk Mill, situated a short walk from the cathedral. Elsewhere in the city you’ll find Derby Gaol, which today serves as a museum; Derby Museum and Art Gallery, home to a selection of fine works; and Derby Guildhall, once the seat of power in the city. Beneath the Guildhall, which today is used as a theatre, you’ll discover the catacombs. Said to be haunted, a tour of these gloomy crypts is not for the faint hearted. Speaking of things that go bump in the night, many visitors get a kick out of taking one of the city’ various ghost tours. All of these attractions are readily accessible from just about any hotel in the city.
The region in and around Derby, UK is awash with country houses and historic homes, many of which feature immaculately-manicured lawns and gardens. Travellers looking to escape their hotel room and enjoy an afternoon out of the city are almost spoiled for choice. Popular choices include: Kedleston Hall, an eighteenth century town house located in Kedleston, four miles from Derby; Calke Abbey, a Baroque mansion that was never actually an abbey; Melbourne Hall, a twelfth century mansion that was once home to a British prime minister; and Hardwick Hall, a sixteenth century manner house. Many of these properties are overseen by the National Trust, while all offer a scenic destination readily accessible from the city and its hotels.
As well as a rich past, Derby also enjoys a wide range of modern day amenities, including a good-sized shopping mall, plenty of shops, and a host of restaurants, bars, and eateries. Sports fans should try and catch a match at Pride Park, home of Derby County Football Club, while Derby Arena features a velodrome and other sporting facilities. Meanwhile, numerous live music and performance venues can be found around the city. In terms of accommodations, the majority of hotels in Derby can be found in the Cathedral Quarter and city centre. Guest houses tend to be scattered further afield, while a number of convenient hotels can be found near Derby railway station.
The city’s location in the heart of the East Midlands means that it’s easy to visit a wide array of out of town attractions near to Derby. One of the region’s most popular attractions, especially with children, is the National Space Centre. Located in nearby Leicester, the centre features a range of exhibits and activities, including an actual spacecraft. Situated between Derby and Leicester is Castle Donington, a small town that is famed for its motorsport circuit. Donington Park hosts an array of different races throughout the year. It’s also home to the Download Festival, one of the most popular music festivals in the UK. The three-day event sees internationally renowned rock bands perform each year. The National Forest is another popular local destination. Here you’ll find miles and miles of trails and beautiful scenery. The same can be said of the Peak District, which is also a relatively short drive from Derby’s city centre hotels.
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