The Best Nottinghamshire Pub Accommodation

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 17th century, former coaching inn features period antiques, real fires, and oak beams alongside modern comforts, such as a luxury spa

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

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

in historic Newark, a Grade II listed inn is known for its fine menu based on local seasonal ingredients, and offers smart, contemporary rooms

the spacious rooms have bags of character and are set in a separate barn conversion, the main pub serves good food and real ales and beers

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?

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

a former coaching inn located just 7 minutes drive from the Sherwood Forest Reserve, stay in comfy, well-presented rooms

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

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

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

a charming, 16th century former coaching inn where Charles II visited in 1642, the historic Norman Minster is a stone's throw away

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

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