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With a huge range of, easy-to-use search tools and descriptive hotel profiles, you'll find Nottingham hotel deals in a wink. Booked.net enables you to filter your search in England by services and hotel brands. We’ve got modern and historical hotels with a rich list of services and facilities as well as other excellent accommodation options that give you a perfect base for exploring.
Budget hotels in Nottingham
On the budget-priced end, you can stay at the 3-star Holiday Inn Express Nottingham City with room rates from 107US$. Park Inn By Radisson Nottingham is a 25-minute walk from City of Caves and is a low-budget choice for cost-conscious travelers.
Proximity to public transport
The Leagate Inn is conveniently located 2.3 km from Coningsby airport. Choose a hotel near Nottingham train station, such as Jurys Inn Nottingham or St James Hotel and save you time and money.
Convenience of staying in the city center
To be based in the city center, look for accommodation in Nottingham City Centre district, such as Roomzzz Nottingham City which is close to The Exchange. Welbeck Hotel is a well-known 3-star property situated in the very heart of the downtown. Those looking to spend some time in Hockley district should head to Brightmoor Serviced Apartments, which is close to Raglan Road Irish Bar.
If you're planning to visit Anchor Supplies, book a room at Grantham Hotel or Cranbrook House, with room rates from 130US$ per night.
Luxury and boutique accommodation
The Walton Hotel is 4-star accommodation with the best location right next to Cathedral Church of St Barnabas. Hart'S Hotel is a chic 4-star boutique hotel situated less than a 15-minute walk from National Ice Centre.
Apartments, B&Bs and others
With prices starting just from 91US$, cozy Hylands will create a home atmosphere during your stay. Guests planning to visit Nottingham City Centre district may want to book a room at Marco Polo Suite, with rates from 69US$. Business travelers looking for some of the best hotels within a short drive of The Hemlock Stone will find Holiday Inn Derby Nottingham M1 J25 or Holiday Inn Nottingham City. For travelers who enjoy billiards, cricket and football, Crowne Plaza Nottingham near BeerHeadZ is a great choice.
City Guide:
Nottingham is a destination fabled in legends.
The city was introduced to the public eye with the legend of Robin Hood, defender of the needy at the cost of the rich. Immortalized in folklore, Nottingham thrives on its fortunes of a place for the medieval legend, but is also modern.
You can see how old and new come together in Nottingham. Be it a room in cheap hotel in Nottingham to luxury-appointed one all available at Booked.net. You should check out our hotel offers with maps, photos and secure forms.
Like the fable has it, Nottingham was really long held by the rich, but it resulted in good investment and business to the city. In the 19th century Nottingham earned big money expanding on the lace industry and by the close of the millennium was a powering engine of the region developing on the back of Raleigh bike manufacturing, the Boots pharmacy and cigarettes.
Nowadays Nottingham is far cry from a hotbed for industry, but brims with culture. Along with clubs and restaurants, cricket grounds and forest football club, Nottingham has a word in fashion. It is home to Paul Smith, a fashion luminary.
Away from the glimpses of modernity, Nottingham is a symbol of the most romantic and troubled periods of British history. From the early years the city had troubled days being in the epicenter of events. It often changed names from "The Cavey Dwelling" through "Snotingaham" to modern Nottingham. Even though the city often suffered from Vikings' attacks it managed to evolve into cultural gem centuries later. The famous Nottingham Castle is a reminder of the noble Crusaders, while Old Market Square mirrors 15th century Nottingham.
Other attractions include;
- City of Caves, a second-to-none attraction available from the upper mall of the Broadmarsh Shopping Center
- Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem Inn, the oldest pub in Britain
- Newstead Abbey with home of local poet Lord Byron 12miles away
- Sherwood Forest Country Park, the ancient royal hunting forest
- The Galleries of Justice, a showpiece of doing law in years gone by
Nottingham became a trading post in the 15th century and was sustained through commerce till the Industrial Revolution brought textiles to the city. This business earned money till the prices became unable to compete with factories in the Far East and South Asia. The change was necessary and Nottingham decided to profit from its fabulous aura.
The effort paid off with success and today Nottingham is a chic destination to have fun with a comfortable stay at Booked.net.