This stylish Georgian townhouse is set in the heart of Nottingham’s trendy Lace Market District, part of the ‘Creative Quarter’ of the city. Offering a variety of rooms and suites, many with views of St Mary’s Church, the historic Shire Hall and the Galleries of Justice.
The former town’s police station, Kings Park Hotel stands within the heart of the historic market town of Retford. Extensively refurbished, it now offers contemporary styled en suite rooms, some offering views over the Kings Park. Dining is in the Old Police Station restaurant, or in one of the two original cells.
Impressively set in 26 acres of landscaped grounds, Eastwood Hall features a host of leisure facilities including a fitness centre, outdoor tennis court, indoor swimming pool and sauna. All guest rooms are spacious, comfortable and provide a wealth of natural daylight.
This listed Georgian property has been sympathetically renovated to offer 10 boutique en suite rooms, some with views across Newark Castle grounds. Set over three floors, No.31 Castle Gate simply oozes character and charm.
One of the England’s most historic hotels, The Saracens Head features 27 en suite bedrooms, one of which accommodated King Charles I the night before he surrendered to a Scottish presbyterian army following his defeat at the Battle of Naseby on 14th June 1645.
This former coaching inn takes its name from the maypole which stands on the village green. Newly refurbished, it now offers elegant rooms and high-quality dining freshly prepared in the Maypole restaurant.
Just a stroll away from Old Market Square and Nottingham Castle, this 4-star boutique hotel boasts uniquely designed bedrooms, a contemporary restaurant and popular bar. Dating from 1822, this historic building also houses an on-site fitness centre.
This beautiful manor house is set in four acres of landscaped gardens and dates back to the 1700’s. Enjoy a drink in the Chatsworth Bar before taking dinner in the hotel’s luxurious restaurant. Easily accessed from both the A1 and M1.
Colwick Hall is one of Nottingham’s finest country houses and is set in over sixty acres of parkland. It was once the ancestral home of Lord Byron and is now a four star hotel with luxurious bedrooms and an award winning restaurant.
Boasting good access to the motorway, road and rail networks, this 17th century coaching inn blends traditional period features with modern comforts. The bistro serves international cuisine, with a classic British menu available in the restaurant.