Breadsall Priory, A Marriott Hotel & Country Club

Moor Road, Morley, Derbyshire, England, DE7 6DL, United Kingdom | 4 star hotel

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Day 10

A travel blog entry by anmari

... of last-minute shopping after work and then head to West Street with the aim of finding a decent pub. This turns out to be a tall order, as my definition of "decent" seems not to coincide with that of the current student population. I'd be happiest in a working man's club (if they let me in) and all I find is neon, high bar stools and colourful decor. So I end up in Nirmal, a curry house that first opened its doors in 1981. The owner, a ...

Day 9

A travel blog entry by anmari

... centre has been gentrified beyond repair, Hillsborough is more like the Sheffield I remember from the early to mid 90s.

I make my way to the indoor shopping centre for lunch, where I find a fantastic, old-fashioned greasy spoon caff called Shoppers Rest, which probably hasn't updated its menu since the 1970s. My southern/Swenglish accent makes me stick out like a sore thumb here but the staff are friendly ...

Days 7 and 8

A travel blog entry by anmari

... 80s. And I suppose also that since tuition fees were introduced, they have to appeal to an even more middle-class student population. Leaves me feeling like it's all a pretty facade with little substance.

Rant over. We walk up the hill to Broomhill, an area familiar to both of us, as we both lived in student halls and other accommodation nearby. We continue the trek up to Crookes, where the music department building is ...

Day 6

A travel blog entry by anmari

Sitting in the Graduate pub opposite the Central Library - never been here before, not sure it even existed in my day. It's lunchtime, and the clientele look like a mix of locals and students. They have some kind of student discount scheme called i-card. I-everything these days, innit? Guessing that the student populace has changed a lot since tuition fees came in. I, for one, wouldn't have managed to scrape the cash together. The journey up last night was fine until ...

Katie and Dave's Wedding

A travel blog entry by leahcoles

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The best day and night of my life. From waking up and having a fry up with the summit crew to getting ready together and the going to the church. As soon as I approached the church I saw Dave outside and started crying I was so happy to be there. Katie said that I was the first person she saw she entered the church and she couldn't stop smiling. At the end of ...

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This 4 star hotel, located on Moor Road, Morley, is near Derby Museum and Art Gallery, Derby County Football Club/Pride Park Stadium, American Adventure, and Priory Course.
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    Historical Traveler Reviews Breadsall Priory, A Marriott Hotel & Country Club Morley

    Dont eat here !

    from billsaph

    Stayed at this Marriott establishment for the one night recently . Lovely hotel in gorgeous surroundings complete with 2 golf courses . Room was clean , comfortable and overlooking the 18th green and surrounding woodland . Hotel had 2 bars which we frequented during the afternoon . The problems started in the evening when we went to the restaurant for our meal . The restaurant itself is set overlooking the gardens and is very pleasant , however the food itself completely put a dampner on the weekend . The starters came with ingredients not mentioned on the menu , and as for the main course - bland would be an understatement .My wife decided on the creme brulee for desert which had the solidity of the water on our table ! Fortunately the wine was good and i have to say the staff were excellent especially the head waiter although service was slow . So to conclude , a very good hotel let down by the restaurant so go b&b and eat elsewhere !

    Hmmm....

    from olipom

    Very nice setting, lovely golf course. The hotel is very spread out and took us quite some time to get to our rooms from reception, down quite narrow corridors. However, once there the room was fantastic, a very decent size with a huge bed, lovely bathroom as well. Food in the Long Weekend was ok - room was being prepared for being repainted so felt a bit characterless, and found it quite hard to attract a waiter. The pool was nice, with jacuzzi/steam room, and a good size, but was overlooked by the bar, depends on your sensitivities I guess. Breakfast was dissapointing by Marriott standards, food seemed a bit 'tired' and dried out, and the restaurant was far too hot! One note, there's not much around this hotel, and Derby is not a nice place! But the hotel itself was nice.

    Simply superb

    from josiec

    Just had two days here and as the title suggests it is simply superb. It is a Marriott hotel and probably the best we have stayed in in the UK. The staff and service is excellent, the rooms are beautifully furnished and the bed was huge. Greatleisure club and treatments. Only downside is that there is not much to do in immediate area and Derby itself is not very appealing as a town centre. But hey we just lounged around the hotel as we felt really pampered all the time. Oh the restaurant food is also excellent.

    Good for golfers and business trevellers!

    from margarida

    We stayed for 2 nights last September during our trip in England and Wales.

    We found this Marriott very different from the others where we have stayed before.

    In fact one of our prefered hotels in Europe is the Marriott Praia del rey golf and beach resort in Obidos,Portugal.If you can,came into our country and stay there!!

    In the Derby Marriott our room was in the main building and we couldn`t sleep well because of the noise from the reception all night long...

    The Hotel was plenty of people (golfers and business travellers!!Not good to relax!!

    The breakfast was exellent,one of the best that we have in England!

    We did not visit the city of Derby,but we went to Chatsworth House wich is lovely(Pride and Prejudice was filmed there!!)

    Nice views but...

    from angiebabe67

    I came here with my husband and another couple, for a golfing/girly weekend. the men were more than happy with the golf course, it is in a very stunning setting, and they found the course reasonably challenging. However, the pool leaves a lot to be desired - mainly due to the fact that it is entirely overlooked by the cafeteria. we went to the cafe for a coffee and bite to eat, and were put off going for a dip by the fact that everyone sitting in the cafe can watch you swimming - this may not not put some people off, but the cafe was packed due to it being the weekend, and it certainly put us off. The rooms were very clean and well appointed, as you would expect from a large chain - nothing to complain about, but rather impersonal. The breakfast was lovely, a fantastic choice, every possible need catered for. our evening meal was included in our package, which was a good thing as the price on the menu was way above the average. The food when it came was very good, however, we waited at least 45 mins between courses, and although the staff were apologetic, this delay does eventually take the shine of the evening. bar prices,as expectd, were pretty steep, but the sports bar was relaxed and had a good atmosphere. Although there wasn't anything really bad about the hotel, it was as you'd expect from a large chain with hundreds of guests - over-priced, bland and mediocre. no, i wouldn't especially recommend it.

    Lovely Setting

    from anonymous

    I got to stay here on a work function so I only experienced just 1 day and night. What strikes you is the fantastic setting, sorrounded by green. If you're into golf you're in the right place but if not it doesn't interfere with your stay. The place is very grand and the room were large and well equipped. Everything seemed new and it was spotlessly clean.

    The staff were very professional.

    The only let down was the food wasn't up to expectation. This isn't to say that it was bad, just that I expected more considering everything else I experienced.

    Excellent

    from mollyHarrogate

    Last time I stayed in a Marriott hotel I was disappointed but this time there can be no complaints. I thoroughly enjoyed the 2 nights I recently spent in an Exec room overlooking the golf course. Perfect setting, delicious food, very spacious, light and comfortable room with huge bed. Would highly recommend Breadsall Priory to anyone.

    Breadsall revisited :o))

    from anonymous

    Staff very friendly and try their best. The restaurant is pretty average - food well presented but nothing special, and a little on the expensive side.....and re the drinks.....try £3.50 for a bottle of water!!!!!!! Rooms are quite good size - and the bed was Huge!! (at least mine was :o))) 6ft wide!!!!! Very old impressive building - our American friends will love it! :o))) Nice gardens and walks - not forgetting golf course. Recreational facilities good and the pool is very nice!

    Perfect location, food not up to scratch

    from anonymous

    The Priory is one of those places that could be perfect, but is let down by being part of a chain (in this case Marriott).It has a lot going for it: Idyllic location in a small valley above Derby; excellent facilities (Golf, Spa, Gym); ancient manor house reasonably well converted.However, it falls flat for two reasons. Firstly with so much going for it you won't believe how unimaginitive they have been with the room decor (standard TravelInn/HolidayInn/TravelLodge generic).Secondly and more importantly, both the restaurant food and the Sports bar food is very poor. I can forgive the Sports Bar (although it's overpriced) but the main restaurant is absolutely shocking. An evening meal for two will easily set you back 80-100 GBPs with wine and it's not worth a third of that. I have eaten there 3 times now (continually triumph of optimism over experience) and each time all three courses were incredibly disappointing. Be warned.

    Perfection

    from anonymous

    This was my first trip to England, and though I was only there for one week, Breadsall had to be one of the highlights. It was beautiful, quiet, and the staff was the friendliest we encountered at any hotel. We would love to go back someday and spend more time there.

    TripAdvisor Reviews Breadsall Priory, A Marriott Hotel & Country Club Morley

    4.00 of 5 stars Excellent