Derby East Premier Travel Inn

Wyvern Business Park/Stanier Way, Chaddesden, Derby, Derbyshire, England

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About Derby East Premier Travel Inn

Well connected modern hotel 5 minutes from the city centre with great links to the motorway. Good quality spacious bedrooms with clean and comfortable surroundings and friendly service. All rooms have king size beds, good quality duvets and pillows, all with ensuite bath and shower, remote control tv, Spacious desk area, internet access. An integral restaurant and bar with great choice in comfortable surroundings.

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Mansfield (18.8 miles, 30.2 km, direction SW)
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