Spa by Wildes Inns

Spa by Wildes Inns frequently asked questions

Who owns the Spa by Wildes Inns?

The Spa by Wildes Inns is owned and operated by Wildes Group Limited, which owns and operates other hotels, restaurants, and spas in the North West of England. Wildes Group Limited is owned by Paul Edward Wildes, who founded it in 2013.

How do you get to the Spa by Wildes Inns?

Located in Chesterfield near Derbyshire, the Spa by Wildes Inns is a 30-minute drive from the Peak District. For those who are driving, it's just off the A619 Worksop Road, between Barlborough and Whitwell Common. There's complimentary on-site parking for guests featuring 120 spaces. The nearest train stations are Creswell and Chesterfield. Creswell is just over three miles away, while Chesterfield is about 10 miles away.

What is included in a spa day at the Spa by Wildes Inns?

What is included in a spa day at Spa by Wildes Inns depends on the experience that you book. Spa facilities include a gym, outdoor and indoor relaxation areas. There are three treatment rooms where therapists use TEMPLESPA products, in a range of face and body treatments.

What is near the Spa by Wildes Inns?

The spa is located close to the Peak District and the historic town of Chesterfield. Nearby attractions include:

• Sherwood Forest
• Nottingham Castle
• Hardwick Hall
• Renishaw Hall
• Buxton
• Bakewell

When was Spa by Wildes Inns built?

Spa by Wildes Inns was formerly known as Van Dyk, and is in a building dated back to 1766.

What amenities does the Spa by Wildes Inns have?

A four-star hotel in Derbyshire, Spa by Wildes Inns is a country house hotel with 69 rooms and suites each decorated in cosy but contemporary style. The hotel has four dining options. The Brasserie, which is an award-winning restaurant serving the best of British at lunch and dinner. The Orangery is a light and contemporary space serving homely, freshly-produced dishes. The Chapel delivers sophisticated table settings, grand piano music, and elegant lighting alongside a varied menu, specially selected taster menu option, exquisite wines and carefully concocted cocktails. The Ponte Lodge is the place for outdoor drinks and dining under twinkling lights. The hotel also serves an excellent afternoon tea.

Spa facilities include a gym, outdoor and indoor relaxation areas. There are three treatment rooms where therapists use TEMPLESPA products, in a range of face and body treatments.

What are the food and drink options at Spa by Wildes Inns?

The hotel has four dining options. The Brasserie, which is an award-winning restaurant serving the best of British at lunch and dinner. The Orangery is a light and contemporary space serving homely, freshly-produced dishes. The Chapel delivers sophisticated table settings, grand piano music, and elegant lighting alongside a varied menu, specially selected taster menu option, exquisite wines and carefully concocted cocktails. The Ponte Lodge is the place for outdoor drinks and dining under twinkling lights. The hotel also serves an excellent afternoon tea.

How many treatment rooms are there at Spa by Wildes Inns?

There are three treatment rooms where therapists use TEMPLESPA products, in a range of face and body treatments.

What time is check in/check out?

Check-in at Spa by Wildes Inns is at 3pm and check-out is 11am. Spa opening times are 10am to 6pm Monday to Friday, 12 midday to 8pm on Tuesdays, Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 5pm. It is suggested you check your specific arrival times however for your spa break, as well as any changes for bank holidays.