Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
We stayed here for a wedding. The property is beautiful and steeped in history but there is little to do close by other than play golf. We generally enjoy a nice view from our room and a balcony. The room we were in had high windows, so our only view was of the sky. However, I am sure that not all rooms were the same and if you are out all day playing golf, it will not be important to you. The restaurants were great and so was the pool.
We stayed here for a wedding. The property is beautiful and steeped in history but there is little to do close by other than play golf. We generally enjoy a nice view from our room and a balcony. The room we were in had high windows, so our only view was of the sky. However, I am sure that not all rooms were the same and if you are out all day playing golf, it will not be important to you. The restaurants were great and so was the pool.
We enjoyed our two-night stay at the White Horse (The View) at Woolley Moor. It was a delight to find modern, spacious accommodation in such a rural, old-England setting. The food was excellent, the staff extremely helpful and obliging.
We enjoyed our two-night stay at the White Horse (The View) at Woolley Moor. It was a delight to find modern, spacious accommodation in such a rural, old-England setting. The food was excellent, the staff extremely helpful and obliging.
Surprising very good. From the meet and greet to the room cleanliness and size of the room to all the hotel staff we encountered. It was a great place to stay.
Surprising very good. From the meet and greet to the room cleanliness and size of the room to all the hotel staff we encountered. It was a great place to stay.
YVONNE
Reviewed October 28, 2025Reviewed October 28, 2025
Which area of Heanor is best to stay in for families?
For families visiting Heanor, the best areas to stay are those close to the town centre or bordering Shipley Country Park, as they offer convenient access to amenities and green spaces.
Staying near the town centre means you're just a short stroll from Heanor Memorial Park, which features a lovely playground and open fields for children to run about. There are also several casual eateries and ice cream parlours great for a family treat, along with local shops for any essentials you might need. The area is quite walkable, making it easy to pop out for a bite or to the park.
Alternatively, choosing accommodation on the fringes of Shipley Country Park provides direct access to extensive walking and cycling trails. This park is a wonderful place for families to explore nature, with plenty of space for picnics and outdoor games. While a bit further from the immediate town centre, it offers a tranquil setting with abundant opportunities for outdoor adventures. You might find a self-catering cottage here, providing ample space for a family.
What family-friendly activities should we do in Heanor?
Some of the best family-friendly activities in Heanor include exploring Shipley Country Park and enjoying a day out at Heanor Memorial Park.
Shipley Country Park is a wonderful place for families to connect with nature. You'll find kilometres of well-maintained paths great for walking or cycling, leading through woodlands and open meadows. There are several adventure playgrounds scattered throughout the park, offering plenty of opportunities for children to climb, swing, and explore. It's also a fantastic spot for a picnic, with lots of open space for games and letting off steam.
Heanor Memorial Park provides a more traditional park experience, complete with a fantastic children's play area that caters to various age groups. The park also features large open lawns, ideal for a game of football or a casual stroll. You'll often find an ice cream van nearby on warmer days, which is always a treat for the little ones. The park is easily accessible and offers a relaxed environment for families to spend quality time together.
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How much does a family hotel in Heanor cost?
Travellers can find great deals on family-friendly Heanor hotels from AU$122 with Expedia. You may find hotels in Heanor that let kids stay for free, which can help you save. There are plenty of factors that can impact the price of family hotels, including location, amenities and the time of year. Sort Heanor hotels on Expedia by price to see our cheapest prices first.