3 Star Hotels in Chesterfield, England

Abbeydale Hotel

The Abbeydale Hotel is located in a quiet part of the town but still only 5 minutes walk away from Chesterfield town centre with its famous market and Crooked Spire. For business people Abbeydale Hotel is not only located close to the town centre but with easy access to the A61 North South and the M1 North South it is an ideal place to relax and wind down after a busy business day or a day of exploring. The house of the Abbeydale Hotel dates back to 1892 where part of it was a vicarage. The house was converted into a Hotel in 1988 and has all the modern facilities needed by business leisure traveller alike. The owners Else Finn from Denmark are aiming to make your stay at the Abbeydale as enjoyable as possible A home away from home .

Buckinghams

A smart comfortable and relaxed hotel in Newbold a residential part of Chesterfield. Nick Buckingham is the Master Chef of Great Britain who is well known for his unique food. Buckinghams Award Winning Hotel is the gateway to the Peak District National Park Chatsworth House and many more attractions. Originally a pair of Victorian semi detached houses that have been sympathetically converted into this attractive comfortable and relaxed hotel in Newbold a residential area of Chesterfield. Nick and Tina Buckingham are well known for their warm and friendly hotel which specialises in superlative food. The hotels modern facilities are combined with an attention to detail and quality of service. Buckingham s is very unique the concept of having no menus is very exciting. Offering all guests truly top quality food in the form of a surprise menu whatever your taste in food Buckinghams can accommodate. Meals can be prepared to personal requirements with the emphasis on quality and freshness. Chesterfield town centre is five minutes walk away home of the famous Crooked Spire of its parish church. Chesterfield is also home to one of the largest open air markets in the country. Browse around more than 200 stalls every Monday Friday and Saturday all year round whilst on Thursday you can rummage in the popular flea market.

The Portland Hotel

Derbyshire's largest town is an ideal example of the economic resurgence in an historic setting so typical of a northern metropolis. Perhaps most famous for its Crooked Spire the Church of St Mary and All Saints enjoys the kind of architectural curiosity rarely seen outside of Pisa. However Chesterfield offers more than just calamitous construction to attract attention. As well as the Peak District Sherwood Forest is a mere quick getaway away and is relatively unchanged since the days when its most famous thieving philanthropist robbed in his hood. Historical attractions are littered around this medieval town with the Chesterfield Museum and Art Gallery complemented by historic houses of Chatsworth Hardwick Hall Haddon Hall and Bolsover Castle. And if the bargains at Chesterfield Market don't catch your eye you can take it easy at the cricket ground boating lake playground and sports centre of Queens Park.