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Holiday Inn Express East Midlands Airport
Hunter Rd., Pegasus Business Park,
Derby, DE74 2TQ, GB

Reaching Holiday Inn Express East Midlands Airport by car is easy as we're close to the M1. You can leave your car with us when you choose our Park, Stay and Go Package and take our shuttle bus to East Midlands Airport in 2 minutes. Wake up with a daily complimentary breakfast buffet and surf the web with wireless Internet in your peaceful, triple-glazed Guest room....more

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Holiday Inn Express Airport
Hunter Rd,
Derby, E74 2TQ GB

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ABOUT EAST MIDLANDS

The East Midlands is made up of 6 counties: Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire and Rutland. The region is served by one international airport: Nottingham East Midlands Airport. It is also within easy reach of Birmingham, Manchester, Doncaster Robin Hood, Humberside, Luton and Stansted Airports. Many of the major towns and cities in the East Midlands are located between 1 and 3 hours from London and enjoy strong rail and road links. The region covers an area of 15,008 square kilometres and has a population of 3,609,160.

The Midlands is the heart of England, where history meets cosmopolitan, modern life and opens a gateway to the entire United Kingdom; with a spider's web of major road networks that can take you to the Northern most tip of Scotland to the Southern most tip of England.

The Midlands is an area of distinct contrasts of old and new; Birmingham offers international and national air travel from the Birmingham Airport, whilst the ghost of Robin Hood rides like the wind on horse power through Sherwood Forest in Nottinghamshire. Warwick Castle in Coventry, the finest mediaeval castle in England, takes you back to 914 and is now, in the 21st century, the most popular tourist destination in the U.K. Shakespeare resounds in theatres old and new with words as fresh, exciting and timeless as the day they were written; in Stratford-upon-Avon you can get a sense of what he was inspired by.