Menzies Mickleover Court Hotel

Etwall Road, Mickleover, Derby, Derbyshire, England

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About Menzies Mickleover Court Hotel

Menzies Mickleover Court is a modern four star hotel located in the town of Mickleover in Derby. The hotel offers two restaurants, two bars and a luxurious indoor leisure complex as well as many luxurious bedrooms. With it's ingenious design and uncompromising standards, the Menzies Mickleover Court is a hotel of international distinction. Every bedroom has been designed and furnished with the discerning traveller in mind. Many of the guest rooms have balconies and there are a range of suites, some with separate dining rooms/lounge. There is a luxurious indoor leisure complex which includes an indoor pool, steam room, sauna, solarium and large gym with state of the art cardiovascular equipment. Guests may also book beauty treatments and there is a hair salon open 7 days a week. Spoilt for choice, residents can choose between two restaurants - the Italian Trattoria, (open for Dinner only - Wednesday to Saturday)or the award winning Brasserie (open for both lunch and dinner seven days a week), with it's superb choice of mezze from the deli bar. There are two bars, the lounge bar and the sports themed bar. For private functions there is a range of 11 functions suites including two executive boardrooms. IMPORTANT: The swimming pool is going to be closed on 18th/19th of June for maintenance work.

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