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Historic Charm and Modern Comforts
Elegant Rooms with Period Features: Experience a blend of history and luxury in our spacious rooms with traditional decor and modern amenities, including free Wi-Fi and satellite TV.
Award-Winning Dining and Wine Bar: Indulge in a delicious full English breakfast and sample a variety of beverages and snacks at our popular wine bar.
Rich History and Prestigious Guests: Stay at the Old Hall Hotel, a historic building dating back to 1576, where Mary Queen of Scots once experienced the healing properties of Buxton’s famous spa water.
Book your stay now at the Old Hall Hotel and immerse yourself in the rich history and charm of Buxton.
Please note that only on-street parking is available. This is offered at a discounted rate by the hotel.
Please note that no extra bed can be accommodated in the standard double rooms.
Dogs are only allowed in the Classic rooms, subject to availability. When traveling with pets, please note that an extra charge of GBP 20 per night applies.
Pets are allowed. Charges may be applicable.
WiFi is available in the hotel rooms and is free of charge.
When booking more than 9 rooms, different policies and additional supplements may apply.
Public parking is possible at a location nearby (reservation is not needed) and costs GBP 6 per day.
Children of any age are allowed.
Children up to and including 2 years old stay for free when using an available cot.
Children up to and including 5 years old stay for free when using an existing bed.
Children from 6 years old to 12 years old stay for £5 per person per night when using an existing bed.
People 12 years old and over stay for £10 per person per night when using an available extra bed.
Any type of extra bed or child's cot/crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Supplements are not calculated automatically in the total costs and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
I have stayed at the Old Hall Hotel in uxton a number of times over the years and every time I stay ther I get less ennamored with it. I am in my late 70's as is my lady who has mobility problems but yet again we found orselves dragging luggage up two flights of stairs - no lift, no offer of help. When we got to our room, which was OK for a one night stay it struck me that if there was a fire in the main stairwell or it was smoke filled you would be in serious trouble. Maybe there is an alternative that I missed. I think the Old Hall is aging faster than me. It seems to be getting more and more tired but it is dammed convenient for the Opera House.
Breakfast excellent. Location excellent. Beautiful hotel but very tired.
Dirty entrance , no tv available in room because no remote control. Staff couldn’t care less when reported and very offhand and unhelpful.
Amazing location
Great breakfast
Check in took 20mins as the hotel did not have our booking from booking.com the staff were great but it just took time to resolve.
The hotel is well situated for the train station , opera house, and attractions in Buxton. The staff are helpful and friendly. The room was spacious, clean and the beds were very comfortable. The bathroom was clean, towels were good quality and the toiletries were nice. A good tea tray was provided.
Breakfast room was clean, food good & service good.
Hotel is looking very tired inside, carpets in need of a clean, bedroom has wall paper coming away.
The staff reacted well at a problem that occurred on our stay and moved us to an alternative room.
We would have preferred more choice on the dinner menu especially as it was the same for both nights of our stay. The lift was old and temperamental.
Central
Breakfast was cold
Good breakfast and location
Very small room
First time I’ve been in a hotel with no lemonade
Oldest hotel in buxton teaming with history, excellent location staff very helpful, breakfast great too.
Nothing
La ubicació davant del Parc. L'esmorzar excelent.
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Staff were all friendly.
Reception is a nice window but the poor receptionist is sat at a grim office desk a couple of metres distant.
Champney’s took it over in December 2025, and there’s mention of refurbishment, but no sign that it’s happening. It’s a hotel of many carpets that need cleaning.
Pretty dire. The rooms must have been renumbered, because Room 10 doesn’t have a great view anymore - just internal facing, overlooking skylight and unkempt rooftop. The curtains didn’t fill the window and a gap at the bottom of the room door let in light from the corridor. A door on the wardrobe had to be wedged shut. Cobwebs on the ceiling.
It’s one thing to be getting on with refurbishment. But in the meantime..no water in the room, a minimal drinks tray, and a breakfast buffet with cheap orange juice direct from the carton, sausage with gristle, congealing beans. Ketchup and cheap jam in pudding bowls.
Conveniently situated.
The hotel is okay,but could really do with some sort of makeover.Rather tired.
Good location.
Evening meal was cancelled due to unforseen circumstances.
Wonderful food and staff. Ruth was great and very friendly. She couldnt do enough to help us. Very busy in the bar with lots going on with only ruth serving them all who never stopped smiling and laughing with all the tables ( even when we saw her later on in the hotel round corner when she was working there after serving us which we found out was ran by the same people champneys) A real asset to the old hall.
Perfect location to see the town but not the easiest place to park. The Hotel has so much history (it is not modern) and has a really nice feel to it. Great value for money although I would recommend eating out and relishing the first class breakfast which was wonderful - extra points for the Marmite !!! - and outstanding service from Alastair and his team.
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