Old Hall Hotel

 

The historic Old Hall Hotel, just across from the Pavilion Gardens and the Opera House, is the oldest hotel in England. Part of the current building was built by Bess of Hardwick’s 4th husband, the Earl of Shrewsbury, for Mary Queen of Scots when she came to take the waters in Buxton in the 16th Century.

Relax, unwind and enjoy our fine hospitality in our restaurant and wine bar, lounges or theatre bar. Join us for pre- or post-theatre dinner,  morning coffee or afternoon tea. The menus are imaginative and modern with choices for vegetarians.

Meeting and conference facilities also available.

 

Old Hall Hotel,
The Square,
Buxton,
SK17 6BD

Telephone: 01298 22841
Email: reservations@champneys.com 
Website: www.champneys.com/hotels/old-hall.html 

The Old Hall Hotel. Image by David Buxton.
Cavendish Room at the Old Hall Hotel.
Piano lounge at the Old Hall Hotel
Theatre Bar at the Old Hall Hotel
Restaurant at the Old Hall Hotel
Bedroom at the Old Hall Hotel
Bedroom at the Old Hall Hotel

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