Derby Hotel Guide - St Mary and St Hardulph Church hotels in Derby, United Kingdom.

"The stay was just amazing; the owner could not have been more charming and I wish him all the best for his new business - from my experience it will be a huge success."

"Everything was great, room was small but beautifully decorated Breakfast was a bonus. The granola was lovely Staff friendly"

"Friendly and quick check in at 2am, very efficient. Room very comfortable, 2 extremely comfy double beds and bathroom was immaculately clean and well maintained"

"Lovely room and facilities but why charge for car park if you’re staying, appreciate it’s near the airport but there must be a way of controlling access without penalising guests who have already paid to stay."

"Original old rooms but full of character. Comfortable bed, tea and coffee. Lovely river view with outside tables and chairs. Had dinner and breakfast which were very good. Ample parking"

"It adequately served the purpose for an overnight stay to catch an early flight"

"Great staff. Diner not brilliant. "

"It was a short stay"

"Good hotel would stay again"

"Excellent food."

"fab food, lovely pub and comfy bed"

"Would definitely stay here again. Welcoming reception, friendly staff, clean spacious rooms, lots of parking, comfy beds and modern looking. Can't fault anything!"

"Room was always clean the staff were very polite and helpful "

"Breakfast was amazing, rooms lovely and clean although the bathroom could do with a deep clean, but for the money, really good "

"Excellent place to stay and eat with friendly staff"

"it’s okay. my room was now hoovered at all, dirty floor, checked bed for bed buds and it was safe to sleep. the heater was cold majority of night and only when i woke up after 7am i noticed it actually worked, didnt think it did. if the cleanliness of the place was better it would be a better review but staff is very helpful. cant go wrong for £40 per night."

"Enjoyed our stay there. Clean, spacious rooms."

"Nearest shop I found was the Co-op in Kegworth. Room was clean and fine, but there was no info, eg that there's an alarm which goes off if you don't latch the kitchen door, who to contact and how I'm case of need. Prior to arrival, a map of the site showing checkin location would be useful. I booked with hotels.com. I was disconcerted to receive repeated, unexpected, curious-looking emails and phone messages threatening to cancel my booking if I didn't send my government id and a...