Wildes Inns & Orangery Restaurant

Wildes Inns & Orangery Restaurant

Overview

Wildes Inns near Chesterfield combines a Derbyshire hotel, the light-filled Orangery restaurant and Spa by Wildes in one resort-style setting.

The Orangery and the hotel's active events calendar create a more sociable atmosphere than a secluded country-house retreat.

Eat

The Orangery is the on-site dining focus, using fresh seasonal produce across its menus and offering Sunday roasts and afternoon tea as well as a regular restaurant service. Choose it for a more complete dinner, bed and breakfast stay; compare package inclusions and reserve a table for the evening you intend to dine.

The Orangery is the main restaurant, using seasonal produce for regular meals, Sunday roasts and afternoon tea. The Chapel is another dining room with a traditional feel, so confirm which space and menu your booking covers. Wildes advertises a Stay & Dine food allowance for the Orangery; check the current amount and book a table separately.

Sleep

The hotel offers rooms for an overnight break beside the restaurant and spa. Compare room categories and current refurbishment arrangements before booking, along with breakfast inclusion and any dinner credit rather than treating every rate as an all-inclusive package.

The hotel describes sixty-nine rooms and suites across the property, with different sizes and styles. Compare the category, breakfast basis and any dining allowance, and ask about events or refurbishment if a quiet room matters. A headline resort rate does not automatically include spa treatments.

Retreat

Spa by Wildes provides a treatment-led way to spend part of the day. The hotel also hosts events, so check what is scheduled if a quiet evening matters to you. For a slower break, leave time for the spa before dinner at the Orangery and confirm access and treatment times in advance.

Spa by Wildes is treatment-led, so reserve an appointment before planning the rest of the day. The venue also hosts weddings and entertainment, which some guests will enjoy and others will prefer to avoid. A spa appointment, Orangery dinner and a room in a suitable part of the property make a well-matched stay.