The Best Derbyshire Budget Hotels

offers a great location for those jetting off to sunnier climes from the airport, those attending Donington Park events or as a M1 stopover

modern, good value hotel, close to Pride Park Stadium and Midland Station with bright rooms that feature simple, contemporary decor

modern, family dining pub situated a short drive from the city centre offering simple style rooms, traditional pub fayre and kid's playground

modern, good-value accommodation, with an on-site Italian restaurant and relaxing lounge bar, situated moments from Midland Station

situated within the Derby Services on the A50 offering simple style rooms and easy road access to Derby, East Midlands Airport and the M1

traditional, family-run hotel boasting an enviable location overlooking the Pavilion Gardens and within a 10 minute walk of the Opera House

offers comfy, well-appointed rooms set in a converted stable block away from the main pub which was a former working farm and drovers inn

traditional, family-run pub in a convenient location offering comfortable, simple style rooms that are accessed separately from the lively bar

traditional country pub situated close to the start of the Pennine Way with homely rooms, an extensive food menu and large beer garden

placed opposite the church in pretty Castleton, this former coaching inn has traditionally furnished rooms and is a great base to explore from

parts of this pub date back to the 17th-century, today if offers guests a blend of local pub serving hearty food and contemporary style rooms

traditional and characterful pub with a popular bar that is at the heart of the local community and is ideally placed to explore the Peak District

first class rooms in cool designer style - some rooms have spa baths - with super comfy beds, in a restored country inn with two restaurants

perfectly placed en-route stopover hotel for weary travellers heading north or southbound on the M1, just moments from junction 30

while away an hour or so beside a blazing fire in winter or on the patio admiring the views over Monsal Dale in summer at this traditional hotel

cosy up to the open fire in winter and enjoy the surrounding countryside in warmer months at this traditional inn with recently renovated rooms

choose a well-appointed room or a self-catering cottage at this popular village pub that serves a wide range of food and real ales

a comfortable hotel set directly on the Tissington Trail therefore a great base to explore the Peak District whether on foot, by bike or by car

a modern inn which is an enjoyable stopover choice on the edge of Derby, with spacious well-equipped rooms and good value dining on site

a modern hotel situated just off the A50 and just a 15-minute drive from the centre of Derby

situated a short walk from town centre shops, pubs, restaurants and the famous crooked spire; offers good vale, simple style rooms

modern community pub and restaurant - situated a 5-minute drive from junction 28 of the M1 - with spacious rooms and a kid's playground

traditional country inn offering comfy rooms and hearty pub fayre that can be enjoyed beside a roaring fire in winter or al fresco in summer

a 16th century inn offering comfortable rooms, situated at the foot of Kinder Scout and ideally placed as a base for walkers and cyclists

traditional hotel situated opposite the Pavilion Gardens and within a 5 minute walk of the Opera House, St. Anne's Well and town centre

a relaxing hotel, just off the M42, ideal for visiting Twycross Zoo and Drayton Manor Theme Park

ideally located for those wishing to explore the Peak District or partake in the thrills and spills of Alton Towers only 10 minutes drive away

dating from 1756, this listed Georgian hotel combines charming original features with modern comforts and is a 10 minute walk from the centre

simple, budget style accommodation - ideal as an en-route stopover for the night - within a service area between junctions 28 and 29 of the M1

friendly town centre pub offering simply furnished and decorated, but comfy, rooms and a spacious bar with games area and frequent events

a traditional pub dating from the 16th-Century situated close to the River Wye and moments from Bakewell's shops, tea rooms and restaurants

enjoy a freshly cooked breakfast at this 17th century pub, situated opposite Bath Gardens

a country pub and dining room with well-appointed rooms, the location on the A52 affords guests a quick and easy drive to Alton Towers

Gothic mansion set in 84 acres of National Trust parkland ideally placed to explore Dovedale, the southern Peak District and Alton Towers

a traditional pub with well-appointed rooms decorated in a classic style, popular restaurant and bar and beer garden with kid's play area

this good value hotel on the edge of Derby has self-contained rooms featuring super-comfy Hypnos beds, and a pub restaurant next door

a historic Peak District inn with many accolades, and the highest inn in Derbsyshire, offers cosy, well-equipped rooms with panoramic views

within walking distance of the centre of Matlock, this popular inn has stylish, super comfortable rooms, hearty food and an open fire in the bar

a light and airy hostel with shared kitchen facilities, an on-site shop and dining room ideally located for climbing, cycling and walking

after a great day exploring, relax in the bar of this 17-century manor offering hostel accommodation

Victorian mansion set in 27 acres of grounds and formal gardens in a peaceful setting above the village; makes an ideal exploring base

in charming Old Glossop opposite the church, this community pub offers comfortable, well-appointed rooms and easy access to the Peak District

guest rooms come well-equipped and furnished to a high standard at this welcoming inn; the location is well placed to explore the High Peak

a cosy and welcoming, traditional pub, makes an ideal base to explore the National Forest project

comfy, simple style rooms and a "grab-and-go" breakfast feature at this traditional, real ale pub and live music venue in the Cathedral Quarter

a popular village inn, frequented by visitors and locals alike and providing traditional comfortable rooms with a friendly ambiance

within reach of Manchester, Buxton and Kinder Scout, in beautiful countryside, the inn has high quality rooms and tasty good value food

a 17th-century inn offering spacious rooms, situated on the banks of the River Trent

choose between a well-appointed room or self-contained cottage at this historic inn - said to be one of the counties oldest - set in a peaceful spot

this period coaching inn has been serving the community for centuries and continues to offer a warm welcome and cosy accommodation

real ales from local small breweries, hearty home cooked food and a welcoming ambience are offered at this peacefully placed village pub

offers good value rooms, serves an extensive breakfast menu, has a quiet, enclosed garden and is on a frequent bus route into the city centre

offers smart, good value rooms that are equipped with a kitchenette for independence; with notice, an in-room breakfast is available for a fee

set on the hillside overlooking Eyam, this characterful hostel features a good range of facilities and is well placed to enjoy the great outdoors

a delightful village pub dating back to 1621, offering good views across open countryside and comfortable rooms that are traditionally decorated

a traditional pub with a few contemporary twists especially in the guest rooms, a bar menu is served and there is a large beer garden to relax in

a charming, country inn dating back to the 18th century which has been sympathetically modernised to provide comfortable accommodation

an eco-friendly hostel providing good-value rooms, in the heart of the National Forest

after a great day at nearby Alton Towers, rest in comfy rooms at this traditional pub that offers a cosy bar, a beer garden and pub fayre

a traditional village inn with a sociable bar provides comfortable, affordable rooms, warm hospitality and hearty dining

classically decorated rooms, providing ease, warmth and comfort, next to a 17th century inn in the historic Peak District village of Eyam

this small rural town with a historic centre is the perfect location for visiting the Peak District, and the traditional inn provides cosy rooms

a centrally located inn where original features blend with contemporary styling and homemade dishes are created using locally sourced produce

traditional, roadside inn featuring a cosy bar with real fires, home-made food, real ales, comfy rooms and a beer garden with scenic views

this friendly pub offering comfortable rooms is a good base for exploring the Peak District

overlooking Ladybower Reservoir, this inn is in a fine walking area and features hearty breakfasts and spacious rooms in a separate building

parts of this friendly and welcoming inn date back over 300 years, the cosy, simple style rooms are situated in an adjoining building to the pub

set in 70 acres of stunning countryside, this well-appointed hostel offers excellent facilities

friendly, family-run pub situated next to St. John's Church known as the Cathedral of the Peaks; rooms blend original features and modern decor

a restored historic inn is now open as a village community pub with a café; the spacious, well-presented rooms have a seating area and fridge

a recently updated inn, featuring a convivial sports bar and spacious rooms, lying conveniently off the M1, 7 miles from Mansfield

a period inn that has been updated to provide smart, modern rooms and where they pride themselves on the use of local produce

this friendly traditional hostelry affords scenic views and is ideally situated for picturesque Matlock and the attractions of the Peak District

offering simple, comfortable rooms, this traditional accommodation has the feel on an English country inn with a genial atmosphere

a simply furnished guesthouse ideally situated for Donnington Race Track and East Midlands airport