Hotels in Nottingham

Hilton Hotel

Every major international city has a Hilton Hotel. The unquestionable hospitality of Nottingham’s Hilton lies behind a majestic six-floor Victorian façade, contributing to the city’s reputation as ‘Queen of the Midlands’.

Close to the Theatre Royal, this Queen of the city proves the perfect place for those with an eye on an evening of culture. And with Nottingham Trent University only a few streets away, its location is also ideal for families seeking somewhere for graduation dinner and celebratory drinks – no need to call an Uber.

Rest easy in one of the unfussy, stylish rooms before meandering down to the open-plan diner-style restaurant bar for a ‘British dish with a twist’. The unique street terrace is a prime spot for a relaxing drink while you people-watch after a wander around the nearby shops. Look out for summer offers at the LivingWell Health Club, enjoy a personalised service and make this a complete wellbeing break.

Hilton Hotel, Milton Street, Nottingham NG1 3PZ

Roomzzz

Searching for a totally different city experience or travelling with a group? Head westside to Roomzzz on Talbot Street. Just a few minutes walk from widely acclaimed entertainment venues Rock City and Motorpoint Arena, this spacious aparthotel cuts a striking silhouette in the skyline.

With a welcoming entrance cool enough to hang out, you will definitely feel like you ‘have arrived’. Their fully equipped kitchenettes and luxury bathrooms make this convenient for fast food and a freshen-up if you have little time between arriving and your event. They are also equipped with a compact workspace, if it really can’t wait.

The wide windowed frontage mirrors the summer sunset as night falls. Be inspired by the sleek lines and bold accent colours, as you dress accordingly then lounge with your entourage, for a pre-party drink on the long leather sofa, the bright city lights behind you. Splash out onto the Penthouse Suite to totally embrace the rock star experience.

Roomzzz, Stanley Place, Talbot Street, Nottingham NG1 5GS

Crowne Plaza

If you prefer a plaza, then Nottingham city proudly presents two of these stellar hotels. Crowne Plaza also near the centre, with an inviting lobby lounge for meeting and greeting. The stark glass exterior opens up to reveal warm touches that whisper luxury at every turn.

Cool classic tones combined with natural wood set the mood for a good night’s rest and breakfast in the Lace Maker restaurant will fuel you up for a morning exploring the caves. Treat yourself to the à la carte menu in the main restaurant bar, and for the ultimate indulgence, lounge by the heated onsite pool and take advantage of the selection of spa treatments available.

Crowne Plaza, Wollaton Street, Nottingham NG1 5RH

Park Plaza

Park Plaza is also situated in the centre, on Maid Marian Way, a smart glass-fronted building with a large capacity, just a short walk from the train station. The clean modern lines continue throughout, with fresh and light rooms decorated in muted shades that contrast with the dramatic setting of the dining room.

In the Chino Latino Bar, you will discover Japanese-inspired décor, and black decorative wooden panelling accented with red and hot pink backlighting. This sultry setting is superb for dining on sushi and sipping an Asahi after dark. Treat yourself to a bit of the exotic. If you are in the city for more than one night, discover fine dining at one of Vicky McLure’s favourite restaurants MemSaab directly opposite the hotel.

Park Plaza, 41 Maid Marian Way, Nottingham NG1 6GD

St James Hotel

For a true taste of authentic Nottingham history, tucked away around the corner on Rutland Street, is St. James Hotel. One of our Grade II listed buildings is now a beautifully restored boutique hotel, the luxury of which Maid Marian could have only dreamed of.

The sumptuous rooms rich in décor take you back to the time between Nottingham Castle being built by the Normans and the Industrial Revolution. When the lace industry flourished and the Old Market Square was the centre point between the Norman and Anglo-Saxon halves of the city - once divided by a wall.

Their suite of prestigious rooms offers the ultimate in indulgence, and they do have options to suit all budgets.Get acquainted with their swanky dining lounge bedecked in regal purple. It’s a cosy space ideal for afternoon tea, a glass of prosecco with pals or Dom Perignon with that special someone. Comfortable sofas and shelves stacked with books might just make it impossible to leave.

St James Hotel, 1 Rutland Street, Nottingham NG1 6FL

Hart's Hotel

Another one of Nottingham’s established unique experience hotels is Hart’s Hotel, situated in a quieter part of the city. Set in the vale of Nottingham Castle, it’s a top location for exploring Nottingham’s heritage.

Hart’s high vantage point affords guests spectacular city views across the city. Choose a room overlooking the cool courtyard or a garden room with its own terrace out to the secluded garden, a space to relax from sunrise to sunset. Parents can enjoy the extra room in the family suite to chill, with one eye on the kids.

A contemporary build, this hotel was constructed with sustainability in mind and combines luxury with eco-consciousness beautifully. Crisp cotton sheets and modernist prints add a light freshness to the rooms that complement the building’s well-ventilated and clever design. These make Hart’s a comfortable stay all year round.

Hart's Hotel & Kitchen, Standard Hill, Park Row, Nottingham NG1 6GN

Leonardo Hotel

Fresh and innovative with a finger firmly on the pulse, our creative city has its roots in industry and its shoots enthusiastically reaching out for what’s new. On the east side, Leonardo Hotels took a great hotel and made it better. Formerly Jurys Inn, it couldn’t be more convenient for the train station, plus events at the Motorpoint Arena.

The building cuts an elegant slice out of the sky, with over two hundred and fifty rooms, it’s one of Nottingham’s larger hotels. Sky blue and citrus fresh, the modern makeover creates a summer feel all year round, and they have many high-spec rooms designed to accommodate wheelchair users. Coffee aficionados should make time to savour a cup of Italian roast in the stylish coffee bar.

Hot and cold food is available all day at the onsite restaurant. Alternatively, treat yourself to room service for a little extra indulgence. Travelling with the family? Top tip; get your laundry done professionally as you spend your last few hours at one of the many local attractions.

Leonardo Hotel, Station Street, Nottingham NG2 3BJ

ibis Hotel

Further into the city, Nottingham boasts an excellent Ibis Hotel – it’s all about location for this one. A large modern build in the historic Lace Market hub, it’s a hotspot for the trendier part of town. Both family and budget-friendly, there is everything you need on-site to ensure your stay is star quality – take advantage of the discounted parking just across the road.

You are now central to Nottingham’s excellent food and drink emporium. Step out for the evening, head left towards Old Market Square or right into Hockley to sample some of the cosmopolitan culinary options on offer. Try Fat Hippo for a juicy burger meal or Barburrito for fresh nachos before your night out.

ibis, 16 Fletcher Gate, Nottingham NG1 2FZ

Mercure Hotel

For a heritage hotel experience just a short walk away, discover the Mercure Hotel – a central accommodation set in a nineteenth-century Georgian building. Built in 1822, this boutique hotel has hosted untold prestigious guests and retains many of its period features. Lie back in a room crammed with character, where Dickens may have once rested his head and admired the craftsmanship on the wood-panelled ceiling.

The home of the aptly named Curiosity Tavern, you can grab a craft beer at the bar or something classic and contemporary from their restaurant. The vintage colour palette continues throughout, expect to find original design and artefacts given a contemporary twist for a completely quirky look. Go deep underground for a pint in a cave or sip on a gin cocktail. Perfect for party nights, gather your friends for hot wings and drinks in one of Nottingham’s coolest subterranean nightspots.

Mercure Nottingham City Centre Hotel, 2 George Street, Nottingham NG1 3BP

Lace Market Hotel

The ultimate in luxury accommodation, secreted in one of the smart Georgian townhouses on High Pavement once occupied by lace merchants and then later a lace mill, the Lace Market Hotel is described as an ‘urban oasis’. Their contemporary rooms with designer touches are as generous in size as they are in delightful detailing.

If you like your king-sized bed positioned under the dazzle of a crystal chandelier then decadence can certainly be found here. A long hot soak in one of their roll-topped baths is guaranteed to ease your cares away. One of the top venues for a traditional afternoon tea, their cosy pub Cock and Hoop, also serves a satisfying Sunday lunch.

For a total hangout space, couples book the Courtyard King for a restful afternoon out on the private deck before hitting the town, and families enjoy spreading themselves out in with the attached patio providing an extra outdoor room in The Hideout.

Lace Market Hotel, 29-31 High Pavement, Nottingham NG1 1HE

Travelling in Nottingham city centre

As a city, we pride ourselves on our clean green transport! There are plenty of ways to easily get around Nottingham city centre without a car - from an electric bus fleet to regular trams.

Nottingham Train Station is just steps away from the heart of our city, with the short walk taking you through our beautiful Green Heart space.

If you prefer to drive, there are plenty of car parking options available, both at the hotels and throughout the city centre.

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