Makeney Hall Hotel

Makeney Rd, Milford, Belper, Derbyshire, England

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About Makeney Hall Hotel

Following it's £1million refurbishment this newly awarded 4 star property is set on the doorstep of the Peak District whilst being minutes away from the city of Derby, making it ideal for business or pleasure. Set in six acres of grounds and having 46 bedrooms decorated to a high standard this hotel combines the finest traditions of warm hospitality with excellent food and service. The setting of the hotel is great for guests wishing to unwind and relax whilst taking in the stunning views over the Derbyshire countryside. Originally built as a Victorian country mansion by the Strutt family, the house has been lovingly restored to the highest standards. Whilst offering every modern convenience, every care has been taken to preserve the character and charm of the original features. The impressive conservatory restaurant is situated in the rear gardens, surrounded by rhododendrons and established trees. A fabulous place to enjoy breakfast before going out and exploring the Peak District attractions such as the wonderful Chatsworth House or have dinner in the evening after a fun packed day at Alton Towers which is located just 45 minutes away.

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