free membership
Old Hall Hotel, Buxton
Looking to stay at the Old Hall Hotel, Buxton? View latest deals, offers and reviews at myhotelbreak. Best price guaranteed & no upfront payments. 01298808999 11am 3 No rates available
-
Free Wifi
-
Pets Allowed
-
Public Transport Nearby
As one of England’s oldest hotels, the historic Old Hall Hotel offers the perfect setting to relax, unwind, and experience exceptional hospitality.
-
Free Wifi
-
Pets Allowed
-
Public Transport Nearby
Number of Bedrooms: 36
Parking Spaces: 0
Steps into Hotel: 0
Check In Time: 3pm
Check Out Time: 11am
Dating back to 1573, the Old Hall Hotel in Buxton is steeped in history and is recognised as one of England’s oldest hotels. Part of the existing building was constructed by the Earl of Shrewsbury, the fourth husband of Bess of Hardwick, to accommodate Mary Queen of Scots when she visited Buxton to take the waters in the 16th century. Nestled in the heart of the picturesque spa town, the Old Hall Hotel offers guests easy access to Buxton’s stunning blend of natural landscapes and historic architecture. Beyond the town, the breathtaking Peak District awaits exploration, making it an ideal destination for both relaxation and adventure.
The Old Hall Hotel in Buxton is celebrated for its distinctive charm, offering over thirty uniquely designed bedrooms. Each room is thoughtfully furnished to reflect the hotel’s rich history while providing all the modern comforts expected for a relaxing stay.
The elegant restaurant at the Old Hall Hotel serves the finest traditional British cuisine in a refined setting, with picturesque views of Buxton’s beautiful Pavilion Gardens. Located at the front of the hotel, it provides the perfect venue for larger gatherings, accommodating up to 90 guests. At the heart of the hotel is The Wine Bar which offers a charming yet relaxed atmosphere with a modern touch. It's the perfect spot to enjoy Matthew Algie morning coffee, afternoon tea, or a casual meal with friends. The menu features locally inspired dishes, and if you're a guest, it's also the ideal place for a nightcap. Food and drinks are available throughout the day.
The Old Hall Hotel offers great late deals and special offers on short breaks throughout the year. Book online with My Hotel Break.
Bedrooms
TV Tea/Coffee Toiletries Wifi Family Room for 3 Family Room for 4The Old Hall Hotel in Buxton is renowned for its exceptional character and historic allure, featuring over thirty individually styled bedrooms, each one brimming with unique charm. The hotel’s rich heritage is reflected in the thoughtful furnishings, with every room blending period details with contemporary touches to create an inviting and timeless atmosphere.
Standard Double & Twin Rooms
These classic bedrooms all have a double bed or twin beds, en suite bathroom, flat screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities and beautifully furnished.
Family Rooms
These elegant and spacious bedrooms all have a king sized double bed, en suite bathroom, flat screen TV and tea and coffee making facilities. Each has a seating area to relax in.
Four Poster Room
A Majestic room with a four poster bed, en suite bathroom, flat screen TV and tea and coffee making facilities.
Bar & Restaurant
The Old Hall Hotel is a well-loved dining destination in Buxton, whether you're staying at the hotel, stopping by for lunch, or simply visiting the area for a coffee. Guests can choose to relax in the cosy and inviting Cockerel Wine Bar, which retains the charm of the historic coaching inn, or enjoy a meal in the elegant restaurant.
Afternoon Tea
Enjoy the historic surroundings of the Old Hall once occupied by Mary Queen of Scots herself.
Whether you are celebrating a special occasion, or just fancy an indulgent treat, you'll be spoilt with a homemade selection of freshly cut finger sandwiches, warm scones with jam and clotted cream with an array of sweet treats. Alternatively, you can add a glass or a bottle of bubbles to mark the occasion alongside your sweet and savory treats.
Directions to the Old Hall Hotel in Buxton
The Old Hall Hotel is located at The Square in Buxton.
From the M6
- Exit the M6 at Junction 19 (if coming from the north) or Junction 15 (if coming from the south).
- If exiting at Junction 19, take the A556 towards Knutsford, then join the A537 (Cat and Fiddle Road) towards Buxton.
- If exiting at Junction 15, take the A500 towards Stoke-on-Trent, then join the A53 towards Leek and continue to Buxton.
- Follow signs for Buxton town centre.
- Once in Buxton, follow signs for the Pavilion Gardens or Buxton Opera House—the Old Hall Hotel is located directly opposite.
Car Parking
Car Parking is available in front of and opposite the Hotel. A permit can be obtained from reception on check in and the cost to park for a full day costs £6.00 (rates may be subject to change). Parking is free between 6pm and 8am.
Nearest Train Station
Buxton - 0.3 miles
Bus Services
Buxton is served by several local bus routes, which can be useful for exploring the area:
Route 58: Operates between Buxton and Macclesfield, with services running every hour during peak times from Monday to Saturday.
Route 61: Connects Buxton to Glossop.
Routes 441/442: Serve Ashbourne from Buxton.
Route 16: Operates between Leek and Buxton.
Skyline 199: Provides regular service between Buxton and Manchester Airport, with stops including Stepping Hill Hospital and Stockport Bus Station.
Transpeak (TP): Runs between Derby and Buxton, taking approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes.
Hotel Notice Board
Car Parking
Car Parking is available in front of and opposite the Hotel. A permit can be obtained from reception on check in and the cost to park for a full day costs £6.00 (rates may be subject to change). Parking is free between 6pm and 8am.
Pets Welcome:
Pets are welcome to stay at the Old Hall Hotel. A supplement of £20 per night applies. Pet's are allowed in the bar areas but not the restaurant.
Walking Cycling Golf in Local Area Wildlife Watching Water Sports ClimbingBuxton is a charming spa town that seamlessly combines natural landscapes with historic architecture. Its columns, crescents, domes, and meticulously maintained parks reflect a refined lifestyle that spans the Georgian, Victorian, and Edwardian periods of British history.
While staying at the Old Hall Hotel there is plenty to offer in terms of history, culture, and natural beauty. Here are some things to see and do:
Pavilion Gardens – A stunning park featuring beautiful landscapes, lakes, and Victorian architecture. It’s perfect for a leisurely stroll, picnic, or even a boat ride on the lake.
Buxton Opera House – This historic theatre hosts a variety of performances, from musicals and plays to concerts and comedy shows. It’s a must-visit for those who appreciate the arts.
Poole’s Cavern and Buxton Country Park – Explore the incredible limestone caverns and enjoy scenic walks through the surrounding parkland with breathtaking views over Buxton.
The Crescent and The Pump Room – Visit these iconic Georgian buildings, which are central to Buxton’s spa heritage. The Pump Room is home to the famous Buxton mineral water, which you can taste straight from the spring.
St. Ann’s Well – Another historical spa water source, St. Ann's Well offers visitors a chance to taste Buxton’s famous mineral water while enjoying the tranquil surroundings.
Buxton Market – Held regularly, Buxton’s market offers a selection of local produce, handmade goods, and vintage finds.
Solomon’s Temple – Take a hike up to this Victorian-era monument for panoramic views of Buxton and the Peak District. It’s a lovely spot for a walk or a peaceful retreat.
The Devonshire Dome – A remarkable architectural landmark that once housed a hospital and now serves as a conference centre. It’s an impressive structure to admire and explore.
The Peak District National Park – Buxton is located on the edge of this stunning national park, offering endless opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking, cycling, and wildlife watching.
For more information on things to see and do in the Peak Distrcit, view our destination guide here >>