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The Manor House is situated in the heart of an old town centre called Dronfield which is at the edge of the Peak District and only 10 mins drive to either Sheffield City Centre or Chesterfield Town centre. It is in a great location to enjoy the facilities in and around the thriving market town. The hotel offers rooms of exceptional grace and comfort; all rooms are decorated and individually themed around Hollywood icons from the 50s. We can describe the hotel as cosy warm and friendly.
The Manor House
Beautiful Grade 2 listed building nr Chesterfield, with designer styled hotel accommodation and on-site contemporary bistro and bar cuisine.
The Manor House, Hotel and Bistro in Dronfield offers visitors a luxurious base from which to explore the Peak District National Park. All of the 11 rooms are uniquely styled on a Hollywood legend (Audrey Hepburn, Sofia Loren etc) by Lisa Designs, and each is maintained to the very highest standards. For those looking for an exciting and fulfilling dining experience, the bistro and bar at Manor House includes varied tapas dishes from an internationally styled menu between 3pm and 8pm, while an excellent lunchtime menu is offered 10am to 3pm, with regular specials available to choose from extended menu board. For overnight guests, a full English breakfast can be enjoyed daily from 7am. So, whether it’s a romantic weekend break or a business night away from home, the Manor House really is one of the best places to stay in North East Derbyshire.
The Manor House, Dronfield is an independent boutique style hotel with on-site bistro and bar privately owned by business partners Stephen Geary and ex-Sheffield United footballer Kevin Gage.
Located in the heart of Dronfield, and set on the edge of the Peak District, the Manor House is also within easy reach of Chesterfield and Sheffield. Both cities offer many leisure, entertainment and shopping facilities, including the Meadow Hall complex – one of the countries largest indoor shopping centres and the Sheffield Arena, which regularly plays host to the top names in musical entertainment and comedy.
This prime location is perfectly situated for any business traveller needing an easy commute to either city, but who is also looking for a quieter location in which to unwind in the evening. The proximity to the outstanding beauty of the Derbyshire Peak District cannot be under valued. A 15min car journey will have visitors exploring the breathtaking grounds of Chatsworth House (home to the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire) or the market and shopping in Bakewell. The famous plague village of Eyam is also within easy reach.
The Grade 2 listed building dates back to 1540, and many original features such as beamed ceilings and stone fireplaces remain in this lovingly and stylishly restored property. In the hotel, all 11 guest rooms have a contemporary theme, each of which was individually styled in a warm and welcoming design. Room rates (per night) range between £65 for a single room, rising to £80 for a double and £125 for a suite (of which two are available) breakfast included. Complementing the chic boutique designs, all rooms have en-suite facilities and feature a flat screen TV and free wireless internet access.
Down stairs in the main bistro and bar area, a modern but contemporary dining lounge serves a range of cuisine styles throughout the day, catering for whatever your appetite requires. The operating general manager Marie Mason makes sure the day to day needs of guests, diners and a thriving busy business are taken care of.
The menu ranges from a full English breakfast to light lunchtime meals, baguettes and salads to a wonderfully inventive tapas serving from twin chef brothers Sam and Oliver Parnell. Having been completely redesigned by Sam and Oliver, the Manor House menu features tapas dishes inspired by a host of different cultures including Greek salad, Moroccan couscous, Thai fishcakes with sweet chilly dip and lamb kofta kebabs with a minty yogurt dip. There are also more traditional Spanish favourites such as paella, chorizo and garlic prawn dishes. If that’s not to your liking, try the excellent fish and chips complete with mushy peas. And of course not forgetting the delicious deserts, which include a rich and smooth homemade chocolate fudge cake or dark chocolate soufflé. Whatever dish you choose, you will not be disappointed.
The Manor House facilities are unrivalled in the area, and include in summary;
• 11 individually designed and themed en-suite hotel rooms (two suites, five doubles and four singles) with breakfast included for residents
• Bistro & bar with contemporary dining lounge
• Stylish coffee/bar serving
• Fully licensed separate bar area, with relaxing reception lounge
• Covered and heated patio with outside seating area
• Private parties, weddings and business meetings catered for – try one of the suites for a relaxed location suitable for an informal interview or small team briefing.
The Manor House hotel is the perfect base from which to explore a wide and varied range of local attractions and/or the spectacular scenery of the Peak District National Park for nature ramblers, history lovers and shoppers alike. The following list offers just a few ideas of the sports, entertainment and leisure pursuits all located within a 15 to 30min drive of the Manor House:
• Chesterfield’s historic and thriving markets and bustling retail areas
• Sheffield’s famous Crucible and Lyceum theatres
• The Don Valley Sports Stadium, often the venue for international athletics meetings and current home to Rotherham United football club
• The Sheffield Arena for music concerts, stand-up comedy and home of the Sheffield Steelers ice hockey team
• Meadow Hall shopping centre
• Chatsworth House Estate, Gardens and Farm Shop
• Eyam village; famous for the residents self sacrifice, which went some way to halting the spread of the great plague of 1665.
Dronfield itself is approximately 10 – 15mins away from junction 29 of the M1 and, with the station just 2 minutes walk away, it also has excellent rail links with major national mainline stations in Sheffield and Chesterfield.
"From all the team at the Manor House – “We look forward to seeing you in the near future,"
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