Premier Inn Chesterfield
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Kids stay and eat for free*, plus spacious family rooms
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Unlimited breakfast
Enjoy our famous Premier Inn cooked or continental breakfast
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FAQs
Definitely – Chesterfield is a great place to explore, especially if you’re looking for a mix of town life and countryside escapes. It’s ideal for a weekend break or a stop on a longer journey through the East Midlands or Peak District. Whether you're into quirky history, markets or scenic walks, there's something for all kinds of trips. The town has a relaxed feel and is packed with interesting spots like the famous Crooked Spire and a buzzing traditional market. Plus, you're only a short drive from the rolling hills and trails of the Peak District National Park, so it’s a good base if you want the best of both worlds.
Chesterfield is best known for its Crooked Spire, which tops the Church of St Mary and All Saints. The spire twists due to the way it was built with unseasoned timber, and it’s become an iconic feature of the town. Beyond that, Chesterfield has a industrial past rooted in coal mining and engineering. Its open-air market, running since the 12th century, is one of the largest and most historic in the UK. The town also has strong rail links and played a role in Britain’s railway history – a legacy you can explore at places like Barrow Hill Roundhouse.
Chesterfield is one of the larger towns in Derbyshire and has all the key features of a busy town centre – high street shops, independent cafes, restaurants, a cinema and a popular market square. Despite its size, it’s easy to get around on foot, and you're never far from green spaces like Queen’s Park or the countryside beyond.
Chesterfield has a real mix of things that make it stand out. The Crooked Spire is the big draw, but the town’s character is shaped by its deep historical roots, its market-town heritage and its location close to the Peak District. The town’s layout blends old buildings with modern shopping and eating spots. If you're interested in local history, you’ll find everything from medieval churches to Victorian architecture. And just a short drive or bus ride takes you to beautiful rural walks, stately homes like Hardwick Hall or caves and gorges in the Peak District.
