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Blending centuries of history with modern comfort, the Old Hall Hotel offers visitors a truly atmospheric stay in one of Britain's most significant heritage buildings. Set in the very heart of Buxton, it overlooks the historic crescent and thermal spring, steps from the town's Georgian architecture, cultural venues and parks, and is a base for exploring the Peak District.
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.
A deposit may be required at the property.
Pets are allowed. Charges may be applicable.
Children of any age are allowed. An extra bed for children 12+ years costs 10 GBP per night. A cot for children up to 2 years is free of charge.
Guests must be at least 18 years old to check in.
WiFi is available and is free of charge.
Non-smoking throughout.
Pets are allowed. Charges may be applicable.
Children of any age are allowed. An extra bed for children 12+ years costs 10 GBP per night. A cot for children up to 2 years is free of charge.
Guests must be at least 18 years old to check in.
WiFi is available and is free of charge.
Non-smoking throughout.
The property has a lift (elevator).
24-hour front desk.
Contactless check-in/check-out is available.
Location
Sad building in decline.Disorganised breakfast
The room was spacious and the beds very comfortable. Lovely bathroom with walk in shower and roll top bath, breakfast was included which was buffet style would recommend the Old Hall Hotel especially if you are going to the opera house which is just a short walk away.
Location was excellent. Parking was easy if you could get a space on the public parking that was available on the street , cheap with the hotel.
Thought that communal areas were shabby , need of updating. The reception area needs redoing aswell , not obvious. Someone just sitting behind a desk , behind a window . Communication difficulty through glass if you are average height.
Always use the Old Hall in Buxton for the convenience of location and quite an interesting stay in such a historic building. Spacious rooms and usually with a good view over the park.
Currently covered in scaffolding, but that's unavoidable due to roofing work. The only small downside would be a lack of staff in the breakfast room but otherwise a nice breakfast.
The breakfast was excellent 👌
The stairs
Close to town Centre, and theatres, very quiet, room was clean and well appointed. Breakfast was excellent.
Had to ask staff at Breakfast for Coffee after being ignored for twenty minutes.
Old, but the food was fresh, great breakfast.
Close to town
Weird smells in the room and stains on the floor in the bathroom like there's damp
Location
Breakfast starts a little late for us 7.30 I guess for many that will be fine
five minute walk from the train station and virtually opposite the opera house-perfect for what I was looking for.
The staff were friendly and very helpful. The rooms were pleasant and clean. I understand the hotel has changed hands recently and I think it could be improved and still retain the unique atmosphere
The evening meal was bland, the same every day. Apart from Monday it was served only in the bar. The bar was dingy, cold and at times very noisy. We did not enjoy the food in there. We hadn't any transport and being elderly were not able to go elsewhere apart from our last night when a fellow guest gave us a lift to an Italian restaurant which made all the difference to our final day.
Quirky
Nothing
The room was large and comfortable. Evening meal was excellent on the night we arrived, breakfasts were good. The staff were generally very friendly and helpful. The location was excellent and the price reasonable, which just about made up for the defects noted below.
The main door was open all the time, even when no staff were visible. It made the public area cold and unwelcoming and full of leaves, On one evening there was no-one in reception, the bar was closed (and the door handle hanging off), and we could not get into the dining room to find anyone, even though it was supposed to be open. The hotel was generally shabby
Spectacular position in old georgian section of old Buxton town. The building has tremendous character and history. I did like the effort made for the table dressing at breakfast. Handy spa. Prime location for the opera house and pavillion gardens.
Character spoiled by neglect. Incredibly shabby. The entrance hall was dirty, musty smelling with a dirty unkempt carpet and furnishings. very unwelcoming. It established a poor impression straight away. The decoration in the whole hotel was well past its prime, with peeling wallpaper, missing patches, knocked to bits painwork, and damp patches on the ceilings. The rooms were nothing like the photos on Trip advisor, which when we later checked up on were 7 years old. musty old furniture (and I love antique furniture) Nothing was made of the history of the place. The food was appalling, not fresh, not well cooked, poor breakfast selection. No continental option, no sliced meats or cheeses or fresh fruit. Tinned fruit and cheap pastries! First day, bacon and sauage overcooked to being inedible, every day after, not cooked enough, and had a residual cheap packet bacon taste and smell. Poor housekeeping and hospitality! Hard lumpy beds, cheap poly duvets and pillows. The place needs a complete overhall, updating, redecorating, reburbishment, lots of investment to bring it up to even an acceptable level. Considering the spa was advertised as a potential experience for hotel guests, there was no information about it in the hotel, and the concession for hotel guests was negligable in an otherwise very expensive spa!
Great location for the Opera House. Room very nice - large and well fitted. Lovely breakfast. I hope the new owners will give it a facelift now.
The comfy beds
The location
The room was dusty. Had to request it to be vacuumed as I reacted to the dust, making me wheezy. You could see the dust under the furniture. It was sorted quickly; however going were covered into the bathroom the mirror and light shade were thick with dust.
The breakfast wasn’t nice. Bacon grey colour, mushrooms watery and tasteless, sausages grizzly, hash brown wasn’t pleasant with a slimy texture.
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