The Flowerpot in Derby, England

The Flowerpot is on the main A6 road in Derby City Cathedral Quarter, 1.2 miles from Derby Train Station and 1.5 miles from Pride Park Stadium. The inn is less than 5 miles from Kedleston Hall, with Manchester Airport 72 miles away. Guest rooms sit above the Flowerpot Pub, one of Derby's oldest traditional real ale pubs and live music venues.

Each room provides a flat-screen TV, an electric kettle, and a private bathroom with free toiletries and towels. Extras include linen, heating, and a tea/coffee maker in all rooms. The property has a garden, outdoor furniture, a shared kitchen, and offers non-smoking rooms throughout.

The on-site bar stocks a selection of real ales, and a snack bar serves light bites. Every morning, pastries, fruit, cereal, juices, and cereal bars are made available at no extra fee. The shared kitchen also provides space for guests to prepare their own food.

The Flowerpot Pub hosts live music and evening performances, acting as one of Derby's known venues for bands and tribute acts. Evening entertainment includes live music performances, and the pub is a historic real ale destination. Guests staying overnight can walk from their room to the gig venue without needing transport.

The hotel provides daily housekeeping, CCTV in common areas, and 24-hour security with key access. An invoice is provided, and guests have access to a garden and shared kitchen. Paid parking is available at a secure car park right next door, and the city centre is a short stroll away.

Location: Main A6 road in Derby Cathedral Quarter, near train station and Pride Park Stadium

Rooms: Rooms with flat-screen TVs, tea/coffee makers, and private bathrooms

Dining: Free self-service breakfast with pastries, fruit, cereal, and juices

Entertainment: Live music pub and real ale venue with evening performances

Parking: Secure car park right next door with paid parking