The Nottinghamshire Family Hotels Guide

a stylish Georgian townhouse situated in the trendy Lace Market district; guests will find spacious rooms with elegant decor and period details

a modern hotel situated on the outskirts of the city, it has easy access from the M1 and the city centre via nearby bus and tram links

5 minutes drive off the A1, a charming, Vale of Belvoir, country pub, it offers comfortable rooms, an elegant restaurant and a cosy bar

this 18th century manor house has the feel of a country pad with its large, attractive gardens yet it is moments away from the town centre

stay in spacious, well-presented room at this modern hotel ideally placed for shopping, the theatre, restaurants and bars

there's well-presented rooms at this modern hotel conveniently located between Nottingham and Derby and close to junction 25 of the M1

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

with a wealth of relaxing leisure facilities and a choice of dining options this modern hotel is ideal for a short break

a 10 minute walk from the town centre will bring you to this Victorian house, you'll find a relaxed and cosy bar and a pretty garden

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

features well-equipped, individually decorated rooms and a traditional restaurant serving classic British cuisine and award winning breakfasts

with the Victoria Shopping Centre opposite, this hotel is ideal for those who like to shop until they drop, then take a dip in the pool afterwards

a modern hotel situated 1 mile north of the city centre on the A60, it has relaxing leisure facilities and is on a frequent bus route to the centre

a few steps from the landmark Majestic Theatre, Retford's Victorian former police station now has contemporary rooms and a stylish bar restaurant

step out of the station and straight into the hotel, the main shopping area and the lively Lace Market are both a short walk away

a large refurbished hotel close to the historic town centre, with a range of cosily furnished rooms, friendly, service and a tasty breakfast

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

in rolling countryside, a hotel offering a relaxing stay in stylish boutique rooms - and perfect for golfers, with its fine 36 hole golf complex

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

offers relaxing leisure facilities, a modern European and traditional British menu served in the restaurant and a bar showing live sports

ideally placed between the M1 and A1 and within an easy drive of the Sherwood Forest Reserve, parts of the hotel date back to the 1600s

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

situated close to junction 25 of the M1 makes this hotel an ideal en-route stopover when travelling north or south bound

in an idyllic village just off the AI, a 200 year-old inn offers a wide menu of tasty pub food and spacious rooms in a converted stable block

in a conservation village, this inn with a tea room, sociable bar and popular restaurant, also has tasteful rooms with soothing colour schemes

in a scenic location next to the Chesterfield Canal, a welcoming village inn offers cosy, well-presented rooms above a friendly bar and restaurant

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

a traditional village inn with a large garden features friendly, obliging owners, cosy, well-presented rooms and a much-praised breakfast

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

a traditional hotel, providing simple, functional rooms, within easy access of the local attractions including Hardwicke Hall and Sherwood Forest

enjoy a comfortable night's sleep and a great choice of food at this ancient coaching inn in the picturesque village of Blyth, close to the A1

traditional pub in a canal side setting, a large beer garden runs alongside the canal, offers simple, neatly-kept bvedrooms in an annexe