Old Hall Hotel, Buxton

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Old Hall Hotel, Buxton is a historic hotel in the spa town of Buxton, Derbyshire, reputed to be one of England’s oldest hotels and noted for its connections to Mary, Queen of Scots.

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instanceOf historic building
hotel
tourist attraction
associatedWith Mary, Queen of Scots
cateringFor spa visitors
theatre visitors
tourists
country England
hasAddress The Square, Buxton, Derbyshire, England
hasArchitecturalStyle historic vernacular
hasCategory Buildings and structures in Buxton
Grade II listed hotels
Hotel buildings in Derbyshire
Tourist attractions in Derbyshire
hasFeature function rooms
licensed bar
period features
restaurant serving local produce
hasFunction accommodation
bar
restaurant
hasHistoricalUse lodging for visitors to Buxton spa
hasMaterial stone
hasNotability historic association with Mary, Queen of Scots
hasNotableGuest Mary, Queen of Scots
hasNumberOfRooms approximately 40
hasReputation one of the oldest hotels in England
hasSetting overlooking Buxton’s central gardens
hasWebsite https://www.oldhallhotelbuxton.co.uk/
heritageStatus Grade II listed building
inTownType spa town
isOneOf oldest hotels in England
isPartOf Buxton town centre conservation area
locatedIn Buxton
Derbyshire
Peak District
United Kingdom
locatedOn The Square, Buxton
near Buxton Crescent
Buxton Opera House
Buxton railway station
Pavilion Gardens, Buxton
St Ann’s Well
surface form: St Ann’s Well, Buxton
overlooks Buxton
surface form: The Slopes, Buxton
servesRegion Peak District National Park visitors

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Buxton hasBuilding Old Hall Hotel, Buxton