If you are looking for a modern hotel with mirrors & glass then read no further this hotel is definitely not for you. This is alleged to be the oldest hotel inthe UK dating back to the 1500's. It is a quirky hotel with atmosphere and character. We arrived at 1pm on a Sunday & took half an hour to... More

Just catching up on writing reviews. Stayed at the Old Hall about 3 times in 2012. Travel on Business, so work always book hotels, so I never know what I will get until I get there. First time at the Old Hall I got a nice large room that was very comfortable. Next 2 times I was not as lucky... More

We arrived at the Old Hall Hotel, in not the best weather conditions but were warmly welcomed by the very friendly staff. We stayed in room 45 which was an executive room, it was beautiful and full of character, spotlessly clean. We had a meal in the restaurant in the evening which was really lovely, beautifully cooked and served by... More

Lovely hotel in fantastic spot, breakfast was wonderful,although the old lady who took our order was a bit pushy (calm down dear). Obviously this is a very old hotel but full of interesting pictures and info.

just got back from a weekend walking in Derbyshire, we stayed at the old hall hotel in Buxton, . when we first arrived the building and entrance looked dated but don t be put off, we stayed in room 30 and it was an excellent sized room, with giant bed and seating in the bay fronted window, the staff from... More

just returned from a two night break and cannot rate this hotel highly enough, we stayed in room ten which overlooked the pavillion gardens, the room was spacious, immaculate, full of character. the meals were fab, im a very fussy vegi but found dinner choice excellent and we ate there both nights, breakfast also excellent, staff are so friendly and... More

We took my Mum there for a night before her 89th birthday and what a lovely OLD hotel. Rooms were immaculate, old beds and we were next to the Queen Anne suite...very historical! loved the creaky floors. Rooms were immaculate and bedding crisp cotton sheets. Dinner and breakfast very good. Liked all the history in cabinets in the entrance hall.

Old Hall is true it is old and has many quirks to it, creaking staircases, tiny uneven doors, tudor history (Queen Mary of Scots stayed there) but as a hotel it is tired and in need of a make over. Daft things let it down like bulbs blown that aren't changed, broken chairs, dripping taps, torn wallpaper, scuffed paintwork.....all TLC... More

The hotel is really a lovely place to stay. From going through the door to leaving our stay was excellent. This was the second time we had stayed in this hotel. The first time we had a lovely view of the park and the second visit we stayed in the Mary Bowker room with a four poster bed and it... More