Project Racing - Hyrox Simulation (Race Two) 2026

Chesterfield has accommodation in and around the town centre, with further options in residential districts such as Ashgate, Brampton and Old Brampton. The local choice includes hotels, inns, guesthouses, bed-and-breakfast properties, serviced apartments and self-catering accommodation. Town-centre properties place visitors close to shops, cafés, restaurants, Chesterfield Market and the historic parish church. Ashgate and Brampton provide established residential settings with access to local services and green spaces. Accommodation is also available towards suburban and rural parts of the borough, including properties suited to visitors seeking larger rooms, independent hospitality or countryside surroundings. The area’s lodging mix covers traditional small properties, contemporary hotel rooms, apartment-style stays and privately operated guest accommodation.

Chesterfield offers historic landmarks, market culture and access to attractions across Derbyshire. The Parish Church of St Mary and All Saints is known for its distinctive crooked spire, while Chesterfield Market provides a long-established town-centre setting with stalls, local produce and crafts. The town also has shops, cafés, restaurants and cultural venues for participants and spectators. Chatsworth House and the surrounding Peak District provide opportunities for heritage visits, gardens and outdoor leisure in the wider area. Regional food includes Derbyshire oatcakes, often served with savoury fillings, and Bakewell tart or pudding from nearby Bakewell. Traditional British choices such as meat pies, fish and chips, Sunday roasts and calf’s-tail soup with vegetables and sherry or Madeira also feature in the local food tradition.