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The Penthouse at The Old Cinema
A truly unique 2-floor penthouse apartment situated in the heart of Southwell, benefitting from a completely private and very spacious roof terrace featuring an outdoor sitting area, outdoor TV, BBQ, and a state of the art Hot Tub The vast apartment is furnished to an exceptional standard, plus extremely well equipped, occupying the top two floors of the historic former Cinema. The terrace is finished to an extremely high standard, more like what you would expect to see in a 5-star London hotel suite, the state-of-the-art hot tub allows you views of the cathedral as well as the outdoor TV, the tub is also equipped with mood light and Bluetooth audio.
Unique 3 b'room house + free parking /city centre
A Converted Coach house situated in the private, quiet but yet central estate of "The Park" in the heart of Nottingham. A truly picturesque location. It is 7 min walk to Nottingham Robin Hood Castle and 12 min walk to city centre. Free off road parking smart TV +Netflix Dishwasher Washing Machine + Dryer + dressing tables. Features 3 bedrooms on the ground floor (1 en suite). Upstairs: Large kitchen dining area, lounge and terrace overlooking a quiet park area. Ideal for families and couples.
Chic City-Centre Convenient 2 Bedroom Apartment
Look no further for the ideal place to base your Nottingham stay from! Our bright and modern apartment will give you the perfect place to relax and enjoy all the comforts of home during your stay in Nottingham. Located in historic Lace Market, you are only a short walk from the best that Nottingham has to offer. You will be spoilt for choice with an abundance of restaurants, coffee shops, bars and pubs nearby (including the greatest bacon sandwich ever from the cafe just below the flat!).
Luxurious Residence with free parking
Enjoy a relaxing and luxurious stay at this centrally-located apartment, situated in the sought after location of Nottingham’s Park Estate. A 2 minute walk to Nottingham Castle & walking distance to Nottingham’s Playhouse & Theatre Royal/ Galleries of Justice/ Caves and many of the best restaurants in the city. Trent Bridge cricket ground & Nottingham Forest football ground can easily be reached via a 15 minute canal stroll or via a short taxi ride . Well situated for the Universities also.
Fletcher-wellness apartment
Our Fletcher Wellness private apartment situated a stones throw away from Nottingham City centre, has all modern amenities such as: *Fully equipped kitchen *Washing machine *Full size fridge freezer *Hot tub *Sauna *Garden *TV's with Amazon Prime. Situated next to the NCT tram line, Middle Street station is 2 minutes walk away, Nottingham is only a 20 minute tram ride. Beeston town centre just 5 minutes walk, offers a range of shops, cafés, restaurants, as well as cinema and range of parks.
Cute cottage in city centre with free parking
Enjoy a stylish experience at this centrally-located cottage. Our carpark is 3 mins away as cottage in pedestrian area. Cottage is near the amazing Hockley area with loads of restaurants and bars. It’s also very close to the Market Square and Nottingham Castle. Nottingham Arena is a 5 minute walk. Notts Forest, Notts County and the Cricket ground are just 25/30minutes walk. ⚠️PLEASE NOTE-SAME DAY BOOKINGS MAY NOT GET PARKING- we recommend the lace market car park which is 3 mins away
Cosy modern house patio free parking 15 min walk
Enjoy a relaxing & quiet stay in our brand new studio, with a patio & free parking, all walking distance to the city centre, in the beautiful leafy sought after Park Estate. You can walk to the Nottingham castle, Theatre Royal, Nottingham Playhouse or the Motorpoint Arena, or to many pubs (incl. the Ye Old Trip to Jerusalem dated back from 1068), restaurants including the nationally acclaimed Alchemilla & Japanese Kushi-ya . Close to universities, train station and the QMC.
The city garden flat
This distinctive flat within a flat is set in The Park which is a private estate with gas street lighting and a true old world feel to it. It's a quiet enclave close to the castle, just a quick walk and you are in the heart of the city. The property is an original Victorian residence set in a large landscaped garden, with off street parking for 1 car. The flat itself has its own private entrance, no rooms or facilities are shared King size bed Under floor heating
Delightful 1bed City Centre/Parking
Prime location, just a minutes walk from the train station and 5 mins from Nottingham's shops and bars and restaurants. The apartment is modern, clean and bright and has everything you need for a comfortable stay in Nottingham. Sofa bed in living area, allows for 4 guests comfortably. The apartment comes with everything you need from a home-from-home. Flexible check in allows for stress free arrival and check out, reducing the demand to arrive at a certain time.
THE BLOCK a New York style loft grade 2 building
THE BLOCK a huge New York style loft apartment in a grade 2 listed building situated in the heart of Robin Hood county next to Nottingham cathedral and Albert hall and Nottingham playhouse on the edge of the exclusive park estate and just a 5 min walk to Nottingham castle. And an easy 5/10min walk to all the vibrant restaurants and bars the city has to offer. With easy access to all the transport links and tram system. Thanks Phill
Close to town, hot tub retreat!
Stylish 3-bed home in a peaceful neighbourhood, perfect for families or couples to relax. Enjoy large TVs, WiFi, a games room with darts & pool table, secret bookcase hideaway with a cabin bed, and a hot tub for all to enjoy. This is a calm space, so no parties or loud gatherings please. The hot tub & games room is available for immediate use the moment you check-in for no additional cost.
Quiet studio near city centre. Check in 2pm!
Comfortable and welcoming self-contained studio flat, situated in The Park, a quiet Victorian private estate very close to the city centre with excellent transport links. This modern property is very well-equipped and furnished to a high standard. It's within walking distance of Nottingham Trent University main campus, The Playhouse, Theatre Royal and the famous Nottingham Castle.
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Modern Apartment KING Bed| Free Parking| Suite 1
When is the best time to visit Nottingham?
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| Avg. price | £65 | £71 | £73 | £77 | £81 | £83 | £86 | £82 | £82 | £79 | £78 | £80 |
| Avg. temp | 4°C | 5°C | 7°C | 9°C | 12°C | 15°C | 17°C | 17°C | 14°C | 11°C | 7°C | 5°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Nottingham?
Explore Nottingham’s Lace Market for a vibrant atmosphere with converted warehouses, or stay in the city centre for easy access to shops and entertainment. For quieter surroundings, the leafy Park Estate is often suggested.
What are the best things to do in Nottingham with kids?
Families often explore Nottingham Castle with interactive exhibits, wander through the City of Caves, or enjoy nature in Wollaton Park, which has deer roaming on its grounds. Fun activities and open spaces make these spots frequently suggested.
What are some of the best things to do in Nottingham?
Explore Nottingham Castle’s rich history, wander the Lace Market’s characterful streets, and tour the underground City of Caves. The city also has galleries, live performances, and inviting green spaces.
How is the weather in Nottingham?
Nottingham experiences cool, damp winters around 35–44°F (2–7°C), and mild summers reaching 70°F (21°C). Showers are common throughout the year, so packing a raincoat is often advised.
What are the best places to visit in Nottingham?
Nottingham Castle remains a popular heritage site, while Wollaton Hall attracts with its stately architecture and parklands. The City of Caves and Old Market Square also reflect the city’s layered history.
What are some hiking trails in Nottingham?
Wollaton Park has gentle paths among woodlands and lakes, while Attenborough Nature Reserve features accessible trails through wetlands. Sherwood Forest, around Nottingham, is often recommended for shaded walking routes.
What are some family activities we can do in Nottingham?
Families can explore interactive exhibits at Nottingham Castle, picnic in leafy Wollaton Park, or discover wildlife at Attenborough Nature Reserve. Local theatres and science centres add more variety to a family day out.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Nottingham?
Nearby Sherwood Forest is often recommended for woodland walks and Robin Hood lore, while Newstead Abbey has tranquil gardens. Chatsworth House provides historic appeal and scenic landscapes around Nottingham.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Nottingham?
Many accommodations in Nottingham’s city centre, West Bridgford, and leafy residential areas welcome pets. Parks and open spaces in these districts make outings with your pet easier.
What are some local tips for visiting Nottingham?
Explore independent shops and creative cafes in Hockley, stroll vibrant markets at Old Market Square, and consider public transport for moving around. Layer clothing for unpredictable weather and check out local events for unique activities.
What is Nottingham known for?
Nottingham is known for its literary connection to Robin Hood, historic lace industry, and distinctive underground caves. The city also has a vibrant arts scene and a legacy as a centre for academic research.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Nottingham?
Discover the unique caves beneath the city, browse creative studios in Sneinton Market, or find tranquil lanes in Arboretum Park. Smaller galleries and local bakeries also add character to Nottingham’s neighbourhoods.
What are the best foods to try in Nottingham?
Try hearty Nottinghamshire pies, locally brewed ales, and Stilton cheese sourced from nearby dairies. Bakeries across the city also feature sweet treats like Bakewell pudding and gingerbread.
What should I bring for a trip to Nottingham?
Pack comfortable walking shoes and layers, as weather can shift from cool to mild. A raincoat or umbrella is helpful year-round, and an adapter may be needed for UK outlets.
What is the nightlife in Nottingham like?
Nottingham’s nightlife has relaxed pubs, cocktail bars, and music venues in the Lace Market and Hockley areas. Live performances and late-night eateries complete the city’s energetic scene.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Nottingham?
Nottingham has large seasonal celebrations, including a festive winter market in the city center and summertime music gatherings in local parks. Cultural events highlighting the region’s creative arts and citywide activities inspired by the Robin Hood legend are frequently suggested.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Nottingham?
Many vacation rentals in the Lace Market, city centre, and West Bridgford neighbourhoods are family friendly. These areas have quick access to parks, museums, and dining options for all ages.
When is the best time to visit Nottingham?
Late spring through summer is frequently suggested for milder temperatures, outdoor festivals, and green parks. Autumn brings changing foliage and a lively cultural calendar.
All about Nottingham
When one of your many monikers is “Queen of the Midlands,” you have quite a lot to live up to. And Nottingham doesn’t disappoint. It’s crammed full of architectural gems, hidden treasures, and historical wonderments. But there is one tights-clad character who looms large over the city. Think of Nottingham and you think of Robin Hood, who is represented throughout the area with tours, museums, and experiences. Head to the rather quaintly sized castle to see the statue of the renowned outlaw, while Sherwood Forest sits nearby. In amongst all of this history is a city with a vibrant arts and music scene and a lively student community. The residents of Nottingham delighted in digging into the ground, and there’s a fascinating cave network sitting under the city, which was built on soft sandstone.
What are the top things to do in Nottingham?
National Justice Museum
Based in the former Nottingham courthouse and county gaol, this museum dedicated to crime and punishment is not for the fainthearted. You’ll follow the steps of condemned men from the former prison cells to the spot where miscreants were regularly hanged. As well as a variety of artefacts and exhibitions based on famous crimes and villains, you’ll see the cell where, possibly, Robin Hood was once incarcerated. Or so it’s claimed.
City of Caves
Take a trip underground and explore the extensive cave network carved out of the soft sandstone the city was built on, accessed from the unlikely vantage point of the Broadmarsh Shopping Centre. With 500 caves ensconced under the city centre, there’s a fascinating array of social history to witness, including medieval tanneries and World War II air raid shelters.
Sherwood Forest
It would feel careless to discuss Nottingham and not mention something dedicated to the famous man in tights. The Sherwood Forest visitor centre is located in the historic village of Edwinstowe, about 20 miles north of the city. Here you can stock up on Robin Hood ephemera before plunging into the forest and living out all of your Merry Men fantasies. The Major Oak, a tree that’s possibly 1,100 years old, is a must-see.
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