Nottingham

A characterful boutique hotel located in the heart of the city centre. Individually designed rooms and suites have studded headboards, statement wallpaper, and retro-style furniture. Downstairs are a choice of two atmospheric bars and restaurants. A hip stay in a convenient location.

• Local exploring - Well positioned in the heart of the city centre with shops, theatres, eateries, and attractions within walking distance
• Boutique - The epitome of a boutique with its unique and playful design and personalised service
• Restaurant - The Curious Tavern serves the likes of dressed oysters in an atmospheric setting while The Brasserie serves modern European fare
• Quirky

Nottingham

Sleek both inside and out, this four-star hotel is well located in Sherwood Business Park. Stylish rooms are very modern with clean lines, dark hues, and large works of contemporary art. With great facilities including a gym, a bar, and a restaurant — this is ideal for business or leisure.

• Business meetings - With its location in Sherwood Business Park and its three well-equipped meeting and event suites — this is ideal for business
• City Style - A sleek modern hotel with moody rooms, a stylish bar, and elegant restaurant — this is chic city pad
• Sights nearby - Wollaton Hall, an impressive 16th-century Elizabethan house, and Nottingham Castle are a must visit
• Great walks - Take a stroll around Highfields Park — a 121-acre green space

Nottinghamshire (Cotgrave)

Contemporary boutique rooms & suites on beautifully-maintained 340-acre golf course & country club a short drive from Nottingham. Spacious & colourful rooms work especially well for groups or families. Well set-up property for weddings & events with golf, function space & sociable restaurant & bar.

• Weddings - A popular choice for luxurious countryside wedding celebrations. The Tiffany & Co Bridal Suite adds a special touch
• Business meetings - Designed for conferences, meetings & business retreats. Delegates will love airy function rooms & fab golf on-site
• Golf - With two 18-hole courses, the property's golf & country club is Nottinghamshire's only 36-hole golf complex
• Restaurant - With it's convivial club house feel, the light-filled open-plan restaurant & bar serves contemporary classics

Nottinghamshire (Norwell Newark)

A traditional rural house in the pretty village of Norwell. A handful of individually styled rooms are brimming with character. Expect beamed ceilings, chintz fabrics and fireplaces. Homemade breakfasts are an indulgent affair and the welcome is ever warm.

• Country Escape - A charming village property surrounded by beautiful walking country.
• Local markets - Wander through Newark's farmer's market held in the town on the fourth Thursday of every month.
• Sights nearby - Visit the 11th century Minster in nearby Southwell.
• Great walks - Take long walks through Robin Hood country.

Nottingham (Park Row )

Located in the quieter 'Parks' area of town, Hart's is walking distance from the city centre. Rooms are small but unique with fur throws and some with private terraces. The restaurant serves a daily changing menu and there is an extensive beverage list. Make use of the leafy garden and courtyard.

• Sights nearby - The impressive Elizabethan mansion, Wollaton Hall and Park is certainly worth visiting.
• Great walks - The Arboretum is a peaceful oasis in the midst of a city.
• Restaurant
• Boutique

Nottinghamshire (Muston)

Georgian former rectory B&B with extensive grounds and gardens. Guests have a choice of rooms - some with four poster beds - with great views of the local village and countryside. Dinners can be arranged on request, while the local pub serves a good menu. A great location for truly relaxing.

• Country Escape - Located in the beautiful Vale of Belvoir in Leicestershire.
• Sights nearby - The historic town of Lincoln with its magnificent castle and cathedral is well worth a visit.
• Great walks - Take a wander round the extensive grounds or in Muston Meadows Nature Reserve.
• Local markets - The market towns of Melton Mowbray, Stamford and Newark are close by.

Nottinghamshire

Set in a lovely 17th century coaching house, Ye Olde Bell is an excellent hotel in Nottinghamshire. The lovely rooms are adorned with ornate beds and tasteful antique furniture. The atmospheric restaurant is a great place to relax and enjoy some delicious cuisine and there is a fantastic spa.

• Great walks - The surrounding countryside is full of beautiful walking trails.
• Local markets - Browse the wares at Retford Market.
• Spa
• Restaurant

Nottinghamshire

Mildly eccentric, magical Georgian private home turned hotel in the Vale of Belvoir, run with panache, quiet, in beautiful parkland. Good food, child friendly.

• Garden - Set in lovely private parkland
• Restaurant
• Great walks
• Fishing

Nottingham

Upmarket self-catered boutique hotel in Nottingham's happening Lace Market area. An all-suite property, plush & well-designed units come with small kitchenettes, spoiling relaxation areas & outdoor space. On-trend decor & deluxe amenities make this a luxurious yet very affordable city-centre pad.

• Families - All suites are one bedroom but can comfortably sleep between 3 - 5 people, making this a great value option
• City Style - Trendy & well-located base boasting all modern conveniences; ideal for both short visits or longer stays
• Local exploring - Formerly Nottingham's industrial centre, Lace Market has been transformed into a chic heritage district
• Sights nearby - Walk to Nottingham Castle & the city's famous Robin Hood statue

Nottingham

A hip hotel right in the centre of Nottingham. The urbane chic rooms are fronted by large floor-to-ceiling windows and boast excellent views. With an awarding winning restaurant, a trendy cocktail bar and more down-to-earth pub, the hotel has all the components for a great weekend in Nottingham.

• City Style - A sleek and sophisticated bolthole in Nottingham’s vibrant Lace Market district.
• Sights nearby - Just a two minute walk from the City of Caves.
• Restaurant
• Traditional

Nottingham (Nottingham)

What may seem unassuming at first glance is in fact a stylish boutique with a two-star Michelin restaurant. A handful of moody rooms have a dark colour palette, carved wood beds, & sleek bathrooms with Aesop products. The restaurant serves seven & ten-course dinners and is well worth the trip alone.

• Romantic Break - With atmospheric rooms and fine dining, this is the ideal option for a romantic weekend getaway
• Foodies - This hotel is all about the food — and it shows — having been awarded two Michelin stars
• Sights nearby - Visit Wollaton Hall a grand Tudor house dating back to 1580 or Nottingham Castle
• Restrictions on children - Children over eight are welcomed but it is really more of an adult stay