Hotels in Nottingham

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Set in the heart of England's Midlands region, Nottingham, also known as "Queen of Midlands", is situated along the lower valley of the famous River Trent. It is a compact city north of London, northeast of Birmingham, and surrounded by the Sherwood Forest. Famously known for its role in the legend Robin Hood and a city with some of England's earliest architecture, Nottingham is a unitary authority area of Nottinghamshire.

The accommodation in Nottingham is varied, allowing you to choose what suits you. There are affordable hotels, five-star hotels, pet-friendly hotels and family-friendly options. Whatever your preference is, it can be catered for.

Neighbourhoods of Nottingham

Nottingham has a relatively low population, with the majority being students. The city has a lot of neighbourhoods. The most popular include:

  • Nottingham City Centre: Many businesses operate in the city centre, making it a busy place. Apart from businesses, it also hosts the famous Nottingham castle and the oldest pub in Britain. Whether you are a party animal or a history geek, Nottingham city centre has something for you.
  • Hockley: Walking through the streets of Hockley brings nothing but inspiration. This is Nottingham's cultural centre. There are several cafes, restaurants, vintage shops and creative arts cinemas. This is a good place to spend your day touring and learning about Nottingham, especially if you enjoy poetry and live music events.
  • The Lace Market: Located right next to Hockley, the Lace Market has a historical background. It was once the centre of Lacemaking during the peak British empire era. As such, the place has notable historical features like the Victorian building. Apart from that, the lace market has one of the United Kingdom's largest art centres, known as the galleries of justice. Lace market also houses Motorpoint Arena, which is a large entertainment venue
  • West Bridgeford: This place is famous for its variety of restaurants and bars. It is a peaceful area, packed with several supermarkets. It also has an amusement park and a cricket ground.

What to do and see in Nottingham

With a total area of 74.61km2, Nottingham is a relatively small city. However, it hosts several sites you can visit and a lot of activities to do, both historical and modern-day. Some suggestions are:

  • Parks: Nottingham parks are ideal for taking walks and viewing animals. The most common ones are Highfields Park, Bestwood County Park, Wollaton Hall and Park and the Queen's Walk Recreation Ground.
  • Shopping malls: Nottingham has continuously been ranked as one of the best places to shop in the UK. The two main shopping centres are Broadmarsh and Victoria retail park. Hockley and Old market square also boasts of many shopping malls like Primark and Flying Horse Walk.
  • Museums: Nottingham's rich culture is displayed in the Nottingham Castle, City of Caves, National Justice Museum, The Haunted Museum, and the Nottingham Industrial Museum.
  • Statues and monuments: The most famous statue in Nottingham is the Robin Hood Statue. You'll find other exciting statues such as the Jesse Boot statue, Robert Jukes Clifton, and the Brian Clough statues. Some of the monuments include the Great war memorialand the Mapperley war memorial.
  • Theatres: Nottingham has multiple theatres. A few examples are the Theatre Royal, Bonington Theatre, and Lakeside Arts, among others.

What to eat in Nottingham

When in Nottingham, you cannot afford to miss their famous cocktails and cheese. They have the best Silton Cheese, Shropshire blue cheese,Bramley apples and Pork pies. You can easily find it in local hotels.

You can also explore their Indian Cuisines as well as Moroccan and French restaurants.

Typical Events and Festivals in Nottingham

Nottingham has festivals throughout the year. Some of the common ones are:

  • The Riverside Festival: This is a three-day entertainment festival held annually in August.
  • The Goose Fair:Held for over 700 years now, the Goose Fair is one of the oldest festivals in Europe. In recent years, this fair has been held in the Forest Recreation Grounds, which you can easily access through the city buses. It runs for 4 days in October.
  • The Robin Hood Pageant: This is a festival held in March. It celebrates Robin Hood, an outlaw, and has a medieval times theme.

During Summer, they feature unique performances like Shakespeare at the Newstead Summer stage.

How to move around in Nottingham

Nottingham has good transport links. You can choose to use either trains, trams, bicycles or buses. Alternatively, you can hire a car to cater to your movement.

The Climate of Nottingham

Nottingham's climate is often rainy. However, they have summer from June to August, which is slightly warm, and Winter from December to February. The average annual temperature is 9.80°C. July is the warmest month and the best time for tourists to visit Nottingham.

Nottingham today 57°F
59°F | 48°F

In Nottingham we will have soft rain, nice temperatures probable throught the day.

    • Wednesday
    • 52°F | 45°F
    • Thursday
    • 52°F | 41°F
    • Friday
    • 50°F | 39°F
    • Saturday
    • 43°F | 37°F

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Hotel Leonardo Nottingham

Hotel Leonardo Nottingham

1,047 yd from city centre Excellent location
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Hotel The Orchard  & Restaurant

Hotel The Orchard & Restaurant

2.5 mi from city centre
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Hotel Ibis Nottingham Centre

Hotel Ibis Nottingham Centre

401 yd from city centre Excellent location
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Hotel Mercure Nottingham Sherwood

Hotel Mercure Nottingham Sherwood

1 mi from city centre Excellent location
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Hotel Crowne Plaza Nottingham

Hotel Crowne Plaza Nottingham

328 yd from city centre Excellent location
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Frequently asked questions about Hotels in Nottingham

It depends on the category of the hotel. If you want to stay at a 4-star hotel in Nottingham, the average price per night is 52 , while you will pay an average of 40 for a 3-star hotel, and in a more luxurious 5-star hotel, you'll pay around 131 .

If you need a hotel with disabled access in Nottingham, we recommend Hotel Mercure Nottingham City Centre, Hotel Ibis Nottingham Centre and Hotel Tudor Lodge.

If you´re looking for peace and quiet and want to stay at an adult-only hotel in Nottingham, we recommend Hostel Midtown Lodge.

According to our clients, if you´re travelling with children, the best hotels in Nottingham are Hotel Mour, Hotel Hilton Nottingham and Hotel Village Nottingham.

If you want to save time, the hotels in Nottingham with express check-in and check-out are Hotel Mercure Nottingham City Centre, Hotel Ibis Nottingham Centre and Hotel Mour.

Some of the options for hotels with non-smoking rooms in Nottingham are Hotel Doubletree By Hilton Nottingham, Hotel Best Western Plus Nottingham Westminster and Hotel St James.

If you're bringing a vehicle, we recommend that you book a hotel with parking in Nottingham, like Igloo Backpackers Hostel & Annexe, Hotel Tudor Lodge or Hotel The Strathdon.