Peveril Of The Peak

Peveril of the Peak Hotel - Conference and business meetings Previously known as Springfield the premises became The Peveril of the Peak Hotel in 1857 when owned by William Waterfall who re-named the hotel, after the stage coach of that name, which travelled between Manchester, Derby and London from the early 19th Century. At The Peveril of the Peak we understand the importance of organising your conference or meeting to maintain your timetable and personal requests. We offer first class meetings and conferencing facilities, in this characterful venue, set in beautiful surroundings in the heart of the peaceful Peak District. New carpeting and exquisite decoration, full air conditioning, a 52" plasma TV screen, LCD Projector with wonderful sound system, conference partition doors to divide the room for training purposes. We can easily accommodate up to 170 delegates for your conference. It is our attention to detail that will make your event proceed smoothly and successfully. With friendly and welcoming staff you and your delegates will soon feel at home. The benefit of this peaceful location makes it ideal for high profile meetings where an "away from it all" location is required in an easily secured environment. Within easy reach of Derby, Manchester, Leicester, Birmingham, Stoke on Trent, Sheffield and Nottingham we are centrally located for all East Midland Industrial Centres, Nottingham East Midlands and Manchester Airports The Dovedale Suite (subdivides into 2 rooms if required) * Natural lighting as well as down lighting * Full Air Conditioning * Own Entrance direct from the Car park * Private Cloakroom Facilities * Ramped for Wheelchair access * Theatre Style 150 delegates - 80 Classroom Style, and Cabaret Style 50 Boardroom and U Shaped layouts. * 52" plasma TV screen, * LCD Projector with wonderful sound system, The Rover Peveril Suite * Natural lighting * Own Entrance direct from the Car park * Private Cloakroom Facilities * Suitable for Wheelchairs * Theatre Style 40 delegates - 35 Classroom Style, Boardroom and U Shaped