Located at East Midlands Airport, this brand new Radisson Blu Hotel features a state-of-the-art leisure club, a stylish restaurant and free high-speed WiFi.
Located just 10 minutes from Derby’s city center, this grade II listed Art Deco building offers comfortable rooms and hearty full English breakfasts. It has a bar, free parking and free Wi-Fi.
Kimberly
Israel
There is a bus station right outside of the hotel, so its really easy to get to and from the city centre, and if you're going to the Download festival the Skylink bus is stopping in that station all day and night so its a perfect location to stay in during the festival
Just a 4-minute drive or 15-minute walk from the terminal, Holiday Inn Express East Midlands Airport offers modern rooms and excellent access to the M1.
vivek
United States of America
The staff was exceptionally helpful.
I’ve traveled the world but the hospitality at the holiday inn express midlands was out of this world.
How the receptionist helped me to get my booking a day ahead of the date.
How the manager went out of his way to drop us off at the airport.
Thank you guys. Thank you.
Located at junction 25 of the M1, this pet friendly Holiday Inn is 8.1 mi from Nottingham and Derby. All rooms are en suite and have high speed internet access.
Just minutes from the M1 Highway and 1.9 mi from East Midlands Airport and Castle Donington, this Best Western Premier EMA Yew Lodge Hotel offers a fitness center and elegantly furnished rooms with...
Mark
United Kingdom
Really lovely hotel with excellent staff and facilities. They really wanted their guest to have a good time and we did. Thank You. Special thanks to the chef Johno (not sure how to spell his name) he was the breakfast chef and such a lovely man
Offering free Wi-Fi, The Horse and Jockey is located 1 mile from the NET tram site in Stapleford. It sits above a real ale pub, where guests can enjoy a selection of cask ales and ciders.
We were visiting relatives who live in Shardlow and were...
We were visiting relatives who live in Shardlow and were lucky enough to be there when the Inland Port Festival was taking place. We had an excellent meal in the Clock Ware house and drinks. We enjoyed a drink at New Inn, The Malt Shovel and Shakespeare Inn. We had a walk along the canal and surrounding area. We had a canal boat trip which was really good. Our stay overall was wonderful.
BRIAN
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Mainly spread along a busy road, a few decent size pubs...
Mainly spread along a busy road, a few decent size pubs along the way and one very large Marston eatery, and a curry house that does not have a drink licence, whatever next☹️.
Had to get a drink, at the pub across the road, and take it in, then return the glasses later.🤔
Another couple of eateries down on the canal area.
There is also a museum that tells you about the area, which I believe was once what they call an inland harbour.
All in all, it's nice to walk round, have a meal and a beer here n there and, once away from the busy road, enjoy the canal walks.
Mack McCormack
United Kingdom
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