Nottinghamshire Budget HotelsGuide

situated a few minutes walk from Nottingham Castle, Museum and Art Gallery and England's oldest inn, Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem

there's bright and airy rooms at this value hotel, it also offers an all you can eat buffet breakfast and light snacks and drinks 24 hours a day

a Marston's hotel with the chain's top quality beds and mattresses in the smart modern rooms, and a great menu featuring rotisserie chicken

a friendly Marston's inn with the signature wide choice of tasty food, and in a separate building, contemporary rooms designed for comfort

a small, traditional hotel situated on a quiet tree lined road 5 minutes walk from the town centre

located within easy reach of junction 26 of the M1; stay in traditional style rooms and enjoy seasonal, British food served in the restaurant

stay in comfortable, well-presented rooms with contemporary decor, the use of a communal kitchen offers guests a little more independence

this rustic pub offers comfy rooms, hearty food including well known British classics, cask ales and a warming fire as well as a beer garden

offers individually designed rooms, a cosy bar, live music and home cooked food and is close to the Sherwood Forest Visitor Centre

with easy access into Nottingham city centre via tram and good access to the M1, you will find this value hotel makes a good touring base

set on the banks of the River Trent just 13 miles from Nottingham, in summer why not enjoy a drink sat on the relaxing riverside terrace?

offers simple, few frills accommodation that is perfectly located between the city centre and junction 26 of the M1

previous guests have commended this accommodation for its cleanliness, comfort, the facilities and friendly staff

offers comfortable, traditional style rooms in a quiet location, previous guests have said they enjoyed the breakfasts and friendly atmosphere

makes an ideal en-route stopover for the night being located just off the A1, the restaurant serves authentic Indian and Bangladeshi cuisine

set in a quiet country park on Nottingham's outskirts, this hotel offers simple style rooms, a cafe and a host of fun, sporting activities

a Grade II listed inn set amidst spacious grounds, the comfortable rooms are found in either the characterful inn or a more modern annexe

a friendly, community pub - offering good value, simple style rooms - ideally placed between Derby and Nottingham with easy M1 access

a friendly pub located moments from the town centre shops, it is also moments from Beeston Centre tram stop

situated in the Lenton area of the city close to the University of Nottingham Jubilee Campus, stay in spacious, well-equipped rooms

offers simple style rooms right across the road from the station, the town centre is within a 10 minute walk

a family-run hotel that offers simple style rooms, it is situated 1.5 miles from the city centre but it enjoys easy access via frequent bus links

bright and airy private rooms and dorms are on offer as well as a traditional restaurant, a drying room and shared kitchen facilities

ideally located for tram and bus links into central Nottingham and the University of Nottingham is a short drive away

built in 1750 this historic inn was featured in D.H. Lawrence's novel "Sons & Lovers" and has good road access to junction 26 of the M1

offers a choice of comfortably furnished room types and is ideally located for the University of Nottingham which is a short drive away

a family-run business that offers simple style rooms, an on-site Indian restaurant, a fully licensed bar and a Middle-Eastern themed cafe

features bright and colourful rooms and a whisky bar where you can enjoy a wee dram or two, ideally placed for many museums and attractions

a traditional pub ideally placed moments from the historic Norman Minster and independent shops, restaurants and cafes

located a few minutes walk from the town centre and Southwell Minster, this friendly pub offers simple style rooms and a relaxing beer garden

located in the heart of pretty Southwell with shops, cafes and places to eat on the doorstep, the impressive Minster is just a short stroll away

offers simple style rooms and is situated opposite the station and tram stop which offer quick and easy access into central Nottingham

this traditional pub has been extensively renovated and modernised yet it retains many of its original character details