Risley Hall

Many visitors to Derby find that the famous names and the famous chains are safe, reliable bet when it comes to somewhere to rest their heads on their way back from a game at Pride Park Stadium or an exhausting day at the nearby Alton Towers, but with all due respect, many of these hotels lack a little character. Risley Hall is a different kind of proposition altogether; an 11th Century Saxon Country House with 16 individually named and themed bedrooms all with their own unique style and decor.

Situated in 10 acres of private landscaped gardens, close to Junction 5 of the M1, the house and the estate were originally under the loving ownership of the Willoughby. A short time later the flamboyant entrepreneur, Ernest Terah Hooley – who financed Trafford Park - took up residence.

Guests will delight in this church-like Baronial Hall with its high-rafted ceilings and mullion windows. Accommodation at comprises 16 manor house rooms and 19 lavish suites.

All of the rooms benefit from en-suite facilities, 24-hour room service, satellite television and tea and coffee making facilities. Leisure amenities include spa and beauty treatment rooms where professional therapists provide an assortment of indulgent treatments designed to soothe tired bodies or rejuvenate the mind.

Fine dining experiences can be enjoyed in Abbey’s Restaurant - awarded an AA Rosette – R4U

Telephone: +44 (0) 843 1787159