Palace Hotel – Buxton
Ideally located for visiting Buxton Opera House and exploring the Peak District National Park, Britain’s first National Park and one of the country’s most popular walking destinations
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General Information
Call our friendly customer service team for more information on 0203 475 3022 to discuss this fantastic deal before it goes. Built in 1868 this hotel offers a sophisticated, Victorian architectural style and traditional hospitality in the heart of the spa town of Buxton. In its immediate vicinity there are a number of shops, pubs, restaurants and the Buxton’s opera house is just next to it. The convenient public transport links around it provide great opportunities for those wishing to explore the surrounding area, while the nearby railway station offers good links to other towns and cities. Travel Now Pay Later Palace Hotel Buxton Peak District Jetnow. The family-friendly hotel welcomes its guests to the spacious lobby and treats them with everything needed for a comfortable stay. They can have a hearty meal at the onsite restaurant followed by a pint at the atmospheric bar, before heading to their cosy rooms. Guests arriving with their private vehicles can take advantage of the large car park of the venue.
Facilities
- Beauty Treatments
- Central Location
- Guest Car Park
- Gym
- Pet Friendly
- Sauna
- Swimming Pool
- WiFi
Flight & Transfer Information
Journey time in a car from central London to Buxton approx. 3 hours 30 mins. Hotel 5 mins walk from Buxton train station.
Rooms
The room options are; single, double, twin, triple, family and suites.
Executive Twin
Wi-Fi
An upgraded, more spacious room
En-suite bathroom
TV, iron with board and hairdryer
Tea and coffee making facilities
Family Room
Wi-Fi
1 double and 2 single beds
En-suite bathroom
TV, iron with board and hairdryer
Tea and coffee making facilities
Food & Drink
The dining area offers a wide selection of classic British and international cuisines, with views over the stunning gardens and grounds.
The Dovedale Restaurant
Breakfast Times
Monday - Friay: 7:00am - 9:30am
Saturday & Sunday: 8:00am - 10.30am
Lunch Times
Saturday-Sunday: 12:30pm - 2:30pm
Dinner Times
Daily: 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Local Attractions
The Peak District is one of the UK's most visited national parks spanning around 555 square miles. The most common activities include walking in the Peak District, the wide ranges of places to visit, climbing, caving, and camping.
There’s no end of Peak District activities that you can get your teeth into, its got all sorts for every type of visitor, from your keen hikers, cyclists, climbers to thrill-seeking adrenaline-junkies! Walking and cycling are Peak District classics, but there’re also activities such as horse riding, water sports. Climbing and Caving are both extremely popular.
Set at the heart of England, the Peak District is a beautiful natural setting within an easy drive of the surrounding villages, towns and cities. It is a far cry from the urban sprawls of Manchester and Leeds, treating visitors to a slice of serenity in an otherwise bustling area of the UK. It is unsurprising that Dovedale is one of the most-loved places to visit in the Peak District. Dramatic limestone ravines shelve down to a broad, meandering river with charming stepping-stones, grassy banks and a level riverside path. The Heights of Abraham is rightly one of the most visited attractions in the Peak District. Here you can soar across the Derwent Valley in one of the iconic cable cars before descending underground for an insightful tour of the historic caverns. Bakewell's most famous export is known and enjoyed far and wide, but few are familiar with the pretty town itself. Another delightful place to add to the list of prettiest villages in the Peak District is Hathersage which lies at the eastern end of the Hope Valley. The Peak District’s highest point offers unparalleled views and some of the best walking terrain in the national park. It is a moorland plateau which lies a dizzying 2,087 feet above sea level, encompassing superb sights such as the peaceful Mermaid’s Pool, bubbling streams and intriguing rock formations such as Pym’s Chair and the Boxing Gloves.
