“This grade II listed country house is located within The Kedleston Estate, ten minutes from Derby city centre. It offers five chic individually designed rooms and you can enjoy meals in the beautiful Georgian dining rooms or a cocktail on the garden terrace. A peaceful country escape! ”
“This grade II listed country house is located within The Kedleston Estate, ten minutes from Derby city centre. It offers five chic individually designed rooms and you can enjoy meals in the beautiful Georgian dining rooms or a cocktail on the garden terrace. A peaceful country escape! ”
Hotel Review
Recommended For
- Weddings
- Have your ceremony in the light-filled Orangery, photos on the sweeping stone staircase before retiring to the Kedleston suite
- Foodies
- The catering team use fresh and organic local ingredients to produce some absolutely mouthwatering dishes!
- Golf
- If you fancy a round or two then Alfreton Golf Club is just a short drive away
- Great walks
- Head out on long walks through the Derbyshire countryside to truly unwind
- Sights nearby
- Go visit the beautiful Kedleston Hall or check out Tutbury Castle
- Restaurant
- Sit-out Terrace
- Country House
- Quiet
- Free wifi
- Charming
- Village
- Chic
- Historic
Facilities
- Parking
- Free private parking possible on site, no reservation needed
- Garden
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Wifi
- Free wifi
- Bar
- Sit-out Terrace
Activities
- Golf
- If you fancy a round or two then Alfreton Golf Club is just a short drive away
- Great walks
- Head out on long walks through the Derbyshire countryside to truly unwind
- Sights nearby
- Go visit the beautiful Kedleston Hall or check out Tutbury Castle
Map & Location
What's Nearby
Other Reviews
The Kedleston Country House
"It’s been carefully renovated by the Derby Brewing Company and reopened in October 2015 as a smart hotel, with chicly kitted out bedrooms, restaurant and bar."
Originally published by The Telegraph (view article)
British Boltholes
"We are ensconced in the snug by the fire, glasses of sherry cobbler and rum flip in hand. This cosy quarter is furnished with period furniture, long curtains and hunting prints."
Originally published by The Guardian (view article)
