Best Hotels in Nottingham

The city centre around Market Square offers the most hotel options from budget chains (£55-75/night) to boutique properties (£90-140/night). The Lace Market provides character buildings converted to hotels. Student areas like Beeston offer cheaper accommodation but require transport into the centre.

We reviewed 8 hotels across Nottingham's key neighbourhoods to help you pick.

City Centre - best for First-time visitors, Business travellers (mid-range)

Lace Market - best for Culture enthusiasts, Foodies (mid-range)

Hockley - best for Creative types, Vintage hunters (budget)

The Park Estate - best for Luxury seekers, Architecture lovers (luxury)

Sneinton - best for Young travellers, Artists and creatives (budget)

Daily budget guide: Budget £45-65, Mid-range £85-125, Luxury £180+.

Budget

Travelodge Nottingham Central (City Centre) - £35-65/night. Reliable budget chain hotel steps from Market Square with standard rooms at competitive rates.

Igloo Hybrid Hostel (Lace Market) - £18-45/night. Modern hostel with private pods and shared facilities in the heart of the historic Lace Market.

The Bentinck Hotel (City Centre) - £65-95/night. Independent hotel near the railway station with traditional pub atmosphere and affordable rates.

Mid-Range

Hart's Hotel (The Park Estate) - £140-180/night. Contemporary design hotel built into a Victorian hospital with a Michelin Bib Gourmand restaurant.

Lace Market Hotel (Lace Market) - £95-135/night. Georgian townhouse hotel in the historic Lace Market with individually designed rooms.

Nottingham Belfry (Mellors Group) - £85-125/night. Four-star hotel and spa complex 10 minutes from city centre with extensive leisure facilities.

Roomzzz Nottingham City (City Centre) - £75-110/night. Aparthotel with kitchenette-equipped rooms and grab-and-go breakfast in a central location.

Crowne Plaza Nottingham (City Centre) - £110-160/night. Four-star international hotel opposite Nottingham Castle with fitness centre and business facilities.

Book early for May to September when weather is warmest and outdoor events run. University term time - this is peak season and prices rise.

Getting around: Nottingham Express Transit tram system connects city centre to suburbs - £2.40 single journey.

Common mistake: Not booking cave tours in advance during school holidays and summer