Buxton Crescent Hotel

The Buxton Crescent Hotel promises its guests something special: 21st Century pampering in the elegant surroundings of one of England’s finest Georgian buildings.

The Crescent was the centrepiece of William Cavendish, the fifth Duke of Devonshire’s plans to establish a fashionable Georgian spa town in Buxton. He transformed his vision into reality with the creation of Buxton Crescent, a grand retreat for aristocracy and gentry. It was designed and constructed under the guidance of renowned architect of the period, John Carr, at a cost of £39,000 which is the equivalent of £9m today. The Grade I-listed building is one of the most architecturally significant buildings in the country.

The redevelopment and restoration of the magnificent building was completed during the summer of 2020 and opened, under Covid-19 restrictions, on 1st October 2020. Read all about its renovation here.

The luxury hotel, operated by Champneys, offers accommodation with all the trimmings. Its 80 tastefully furnished bedrooms and suites offer all that a modern traveller expects. Like the adjoining spa, the hotel combines modern comforts with gracious hospitality. The splendid 18th Century ballroom – known as the Assembly Rooms – has been fully refurbished, and the spa café and several function rooms incorporate period features.

And with a restaurant and bar, guests can round-off a relaxing spa day with an evening of excellent food and drink.

The hotel also boasts a range of function rooms, perfect for meetings, conferences, events and weddings.