The Buxton Crescent Hotel

The Buxton Crescent Hotel frequently asked questions

Who owns The Buxton Crescent Hotel?

The Buxton Crescent Hotel is jointly owned by the High Peak Borough Council, Derbyshire County Council and The Buxton Crescent Hotel and Thermal Spa Company.

How do you get to The Buxton Crescent Hotel?

The Buxton Crescent Hotel sits on an elegant Georgian crescent. If you are driving, follow directions to SK17 6BH. There is valet parking available for a charge of £30 per night. The closest train station is Buxton which is a five minute walk to the hotel. The closest airport is Manchester Airport which is a 52-minute drive away. The hotel can arrange airport transfers if necessary.

What is included in a spa day at The Buxton Crescent Hotel?

What is included in a spa day at The Buxton Crescent Hotel depends on the experience that you book. Spa facilities include a chemical-free pool filled with mineral rich waters, a bio-thermal sauna, the CO2 mineral bath inspired by their sister hotel in the Czech Republic, an infra-red sauna, Finnish sauna, multiple steam rooms, salt cave and ice fountain. There is also a suite of pools, including a serene indoor relaxation pool that sits under a ceiling of stars, a beautiful rooftop pool, and a heated outdoor area with two integrated Jacuzzi zones. There are 21 treatment rooms where therapists use [COMFORT ZONE] products, as well as the Jennifer Young therapies for anyone who's experienced a cancer diagnosis. They deliver a wide range of holistic face and body therapies that are the perfect complement to the facilities.

What is near The Buxton Crescent Hotel?

The Buxton Crescent Hotel sits on an elegant Georgian crescent, and is in a town famous for its healing waters. Nearby attractions include:

• Cromford Mill and Village
• Birchen Edge
• Cavendish Golf Course
• Poole Cavern
• Forest Distillery
• Pavillion Gardens

When was The Buxton Crescent Hotel built?

The Buxton Crescent Hotel is a Grade-I listed building which dates back to the 1780s. It was designed by architect John Carr for the fifth Duke of Devonshire. In 2020 the hotel underwent a large redevelopment project supported by the National Heritage Memorial Fund.

What amenities does The Buxton Crescent Hotel have?

The Buxton Crescent Hotel is a five star hotel in the heart of Derbyshire. It has 81 rooms that combine heritage colours and details with the best of modern hospitality. The dining experiences include: The Dining Room, which has hints of Art Deco, and offers an a la carte menu each evening; The Lounge, which is the hotel bar, where you will find an open fire, botanical prints and an extensive wine and cocktail menu; and The Spa Café - a light and airy environment where guests delight in an all-day menu from early morning smoothies and coffee to fruit infused water and afternoon tea.

Spa facilities include a chemical-free pool filled with mineral rich waters, a bio-thermal sauna, the CO2 mineral bath inspired by their sister hotel in the Czech Republic, infra-red sauna, Finnish sauna, multiple steam rooms, salt cave and ice fountain. There is also a suite of pools, including a serene indoor relaxation pool that sits under a ceiling of stars, a beautiful rooftop pool, and a heated outdoor area with two integrated Jacuzzi zones. There are 21 treatment rooms where therapists use [COMFORT ZONE] products, as well as the Jennifer Young therapies for anyone who's experienced a cancer diagnosis. They deliver a wide range of holistic face and body therapies that are the perfect complement to the facilities.

What are the food and drink options at The Buxton Crescent Hotel?

The dining experiences include: The Dining Room, which has hints of Art Deco, and offers an a la carte menu each evening; The Lounge, which is the hotel bar, where you will find an open fire, botanical prints and an extensive wine and cocktail menu; and The Spa Café - a light and airy environment where guests delight in an all-day menu from early morning smoothies and coffee to fruit infused water and afternoon tea.

How many treatment rooms are there at The Buxton Crescent Hotel?

There are 21 treatment rooms where therapists use [COMFORT ZONE] products, as well as the Jennifer Young therapies for anyone who's experienced a cancer diagnosis. They deliver a wide range of holistic face and body therapies that are the perfect complement to the facilities.

What time is check in/check out?

Check-in at The Buxton Crescent Hotel is 3pm, while check-out is 11am. The spa is open from 7am to 8pm on weekdays and 7am to 6pm on weekends. It is suggested you check your specific arrival times however for your spa break, as well as any changes for bank holidays.