Good value for money

Liked: The area
Disliked: The doors slammed

We will come again, but...

Liked: Room was adequate, but a long way from the lift, the door key did not work, new door key did not work thisrd door key did not work (receptionist came up with my wife, on this occasion, she went back, forth key card worked.. Receptionist gave Sue a drink voucherThe Evening Meal was £25.00, expensive considering Weatherspoon's only 5 mins away, we know for next time.
Disliked: We came on the Sunday me for work, my wife wanted a spar. but was closed SundayI worked a long shift at the Cheshire Cheese, returning to the Hotel just before 11:00, looking forward to a drink, informed the Hotel Bar was closed

Distinguished hotel located in a...

Liked: Really impressive grand old hotel located right in the centre of Buxton. The Palace must have been a showstopper in its day - it dates back to 1868 and has hosted some well known guests over the years. The hotel entrance is huge, with a magnificent staircase leading the way to a labyrinth of bedrooms upstairs (lift is handily available too). Open plan rooms leading off the reception to the bar and lounge areas added to the feeling of space - on arrival, we were greeted by someone playing the baby grand piano in reception. It is a huge hotel, in need of a little refresh in a couple of areas - a lick of paint would go a long way - but it retains original features and the shabby chic somehow adds to its glamour. Our room was described as standard and was plenty big enough for two people - bed very comfortable, shower over a bath and all conveniences catered for. We didn't use the spa facilities or stay for breakfast only because it was a brief stopover. Staff were lovely - friendly, professional and helpful. It was our second visit to the Palace and it didn't disappoint - I dare say we would return here next time we are over to Buxton.
Disliked: nothing

Pleasant

Bad

Disliked: no room cleaners

Pleasant

Good

Liked: Liked

Very good

Very good