Days Hotel Derby

Pentagon Roundabout, Nottingham Road, Derby, Derbyshire, England

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About Days Hotel Derby

The Days Hotel Derby is a brand new hotel offering superb rooms, excellent service and great value for money! Conveniently located at Derbyshire County Cricket Ground at the Gateway to the city centre. The hotel is an ideal location for both business and leisure guests. The Days Hotel Derby is one of a new breed of hotels designed for the business and leisure traveller, offering some of the best bedrooms available in our market. Unlike many other comparable hotels, we offer an evening menu and a choice of continental or cooked breakfast to suit every appetite. Our contemporary styled restaurant offers a relaxed setting, where our supper menu offers a wide choice of dishes from the exotic to more traditional favourites. Our bar is ideal to unwind with a relaxing drink after a busy day or as a meeting place with colleagues. We also have an air-conditioned meeting room, which hold between 20 and 30 delegates depending on the room layout. For our international guests, we have German and French speaking staff available at the reception.

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