Express By Holiday Inn Derby

Wheelwright Way, Pride Park, Derby, Derbyshire, England

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About Express By Holiday Inn Derby

If you are looking for a friendly hotel in a superb location then look no further than the newly refurbished Express by Holiday Inn Derby. This purpose built hotel is ideal for both midweek business and weekend leisure travellers. We're also now fully air conditioned with a great new look in our refurbished reception, lounge and meeting room. Our great value rates include modern accommodation and complimentary continental breakfast. The hotel has a well stocked bar that offers the opportunity of a quiet drink in comfortable, pleasant surroundings. Vending machines offer a wide selection of snacks and soft drinks. Additional facilities at our hotel include meeting space and free parking.

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