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As you walk into the Old Hall history envelopes you - the mellowed walls whisper their many secrets. Mary Queen of Scots was held here as a house prisoner in 1573 and had apartments for a number of summers and The Old Hall retains that rich pedigree of the past whilst catering for today’s discerning guest - it is said to be the oldest hotel in England. Location… location … location! - perfectly located. Take a stroll across the leafy square and you are in the Pavilion Gardens, with its 23 acres of parkland – or visit the exquisite Edwardian theatre. Or pop round the corner and visit the shops.The Old Hall Restaurant, overlooking the Gardens offers excellent cuisine with vegetarian choices and opens Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. It’s renowned for its theatre suppers - choose your starter and main course pre-theatre and chat about the production over sweets and coffee afterwards. Alternatively eat in Mary’s Wine Bar which offers a wide variety of snacks, coffees and teas … and fully licensed. The traditional tearooms, next door to the hotel are popular with guests and visitors to Buxton – ideal for morning coffee, lunch or afternoon tea. The Old Hall also has its own small theatre – down in the Pauper’s Pit. With its tiered seating everyone gets a good view - have your interval drink in the George Potter Bar and if you pre-order you don’t even have to wait.All the bedrooms have en-su All the bedrooms have en-suite bathroom, satellite TV, hospitality tray, hairdryer and telephones - many of them have desks and are non-smoking. Be sure to request this when you make your booking.Whether your interest is Wa Whether your interest is Walking, Theatre, Places of Interest or Stately Homes the Old Hall offers a Getaway Break for you. They have a special breaks page on their web site – www.oldhallhotelbuxton.co.uk Well worth a hit. The Old Hall is a very special place - the staff are too and the guests return again and again – be sure to visit soon. |
