All Hotels by Best Western in Somersal Herbert - 2026 Updated Prices

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Our top choices for Somersal Herbert Best Western

Best Western Appleby Park Hotel

Swadlincote

Julie

includes taxes & fees

28 Jun - 29 Jun

Executive Room, 1 Queen Bed, Non Smoking (Four Poster Bed) | Room service – dining

Best Western Lichfield City Centre The George Hotel

Lichfield

Graham

includes taxes & fees

28 Jun - 29 Jun

Best Western Stoke on Trent City Centre Hotel

Stoke-on-Trent

davendra

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25 Jun - 26 Jun

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Top Somersal Herbert Hotel Reviews

Derby Mickleover Hotel, BW Signature Collection

10/10 Excellent

"A great getaway hotel with plenty to do and Derby and the Peak District in easy reach. Pros: The Suite with the Balcony was a lovely spacious room, comfortable enormous bed, all the facilities you'd want and a very large bathroom. We made good use of the pool and gym and both a very well maintained and enjoyable. The hotel atrium is such an inviting space with bar and restaurant both lovely and easy to find. Parking is great too, and again access to the main road is close but you still feel firmly out in the countryside. Cons: the Air Con was a little baffling and just wouldn't come on the whole time we were there. The room itself is a bit dated, but that's kind of charming in it's own way."

Moorville Hall Hotel

8/10 Good

"We stayed here for a weekend trip to Alton Towers after travelling up from the south of England. We paid £36 per room for three rooms, and for that price we were happy with what we got. We were given rooms in the courtyard, which was really convenient as we could park directly outside our doors. The beds were clean and comfortable, which is the most important thing for us. That said, the rooms are looking quite tired. The walls could do with a fresh coat of paint, all of the baths were heavily marked, and overall the rooms would really benefit from a refurbishment. At £36 a room, we accepted that you get what you pay for. We recently looked at booking again for a couple of weeks’ time and were surprised to see the price has almost doubled. Unfortunately, at the new price, we just don’t feel the rooms offer good value for money in their current condition. It’s a shame, as we would have happily returned if the pricing had remained more in line with what the accommodation offers."