Legacy Aston Court Hotel

Midland Road, Derby, Derbyshire, England

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About Legacy Aston Court Hotel

***Under new management*** Situated in the heart of Derby this hotel provides the perfect location for both business and leisure. At the Aston Court Hotel we are dedicated to providing friendly and approachable service at all times, always ensuring that on arrival you'll receive the warmest of welcomes. This city centre hotel is an ideal retreat for a weekend break. You can enjoy a stroll around Derby, or visit one of the many local attractions such as Alton Towers, Chatsworth House and the American Adventure theme park. After a day's sightseeing you can relax and unwind in our extensive lounge area where tempting afternoon tea and light snacks are served. In the evening why not treat yourself to a pre-dinner drink in the lounge bar before feasting on a sumptuous meal in the Cavendish à la carte restaurant, which offers an extensive choice of dishes and wines. We consider it essential to get all the little things right during your stay, which is why at the Aston Court Hotel we'll deliver you the hotel experience that you rightly expect.

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