During a recent trip to Nottingham, I stayed at the Mercure. I'd used yelp (of course) to search…read morethe area prior to the trip and came across this place. The pictures were ok and the price was too so I decided to stay here. I was booked into one of their suites and wasn't let down at all. The room was really spacious, with a really nice, large bed, a large living area and nice en suite bathroom. Small touches like a nespresso machine and complimentary soft drinks were in the room. The room was in really good condition, very clean, light and had really nice decor. (see the pictures) The staff were also really friendly and helpful. I will definitely come back and stay here. The location in the middle of town is ideal! Great hotel, great city!

I cannot recommend this hotel highly enough. I took my…read morehusband here as a treat for his birthday along with tickets to see Guns N Roses at the Capital FM Arena. I had mentioned my husband's birthday to the staff as I asked them to have a bottle of wine waiting for us upon arrival, which they were more than happy to accommodate, and they also wrote him a little card along with some complimentary shortbread cakes and vouchers for two free drinks at the hotel bar. Such attention to detail and going out of their way to make our stay a good one was incredible, especially as we were only there for one night. I paid extra and went for a large executive room (shown in the photos I uploaded Room 201) at first glance it didn't look like you got a whole lot extra, but there is more space in the room, the bed is HUGE and one of the most comfortable night's sleeps I have ever had, and the shower was powerful and big enough for two ;) Despite being in the city centre, the noise level was minimal and the staff were friendly and helpful no matter what time of day, night or early morning we spoke to them! Breakfast was of good quality and had a lot of variety to choose from delicious all round. Would recommend and if I venture Nottingham way again, I will definitely be staying here!

We got the usual good service you'd expect from a Premier Inn…read more The room was clean and fairly spacious. We had a great view of BBC Nottingham :) The staff were friendly and very approachable. The breakfast room had a lovely view of the turn in the canal. You can easily walk into Nottingham centre along the canal too, where you can get to the cool bars that are on the canal. If you go along canal the opposite way you will meet the Trent river and have a smashing view of Notts Forests City grounds. It's a nice walk too, during which we saw a family of Canada Geese. I guess it'd be a pretty handy hotel for the of Notts Forests games, as well as any of the cricket games at Trent Bridge.

Despite its centralized and very good location, this is a very unorganized hotel. Front desk room…read morecheck in or even simple inquiries is a major chore. And, it just takes too long. With some staff members not trained well at all. I travel as a professional and this is uncharacteristic of the Hilton brand. Additionally, it's a noisier property. Guests and housekeeping staff can be major offenders. Be careful in the wee morning hours or late at night. Some aggression from street bums (homeless types) wanting to panhandle money. Getting to be like the States (in the UK) with this. Sad but true. I like the UK.

At first I was going to give three stars. The building is beautiful, very Victorian but rooms are a…read morelittle dated and no air conditioning, but I think that is common in the UK besides the place is old. But then I went to the gym, wow one of the nicer gyms, with a good sized pool and staff as well. Plus the breakfast and hotel staff was very nice. If it was the middle of summer and warm I would find another place, but when the weather is mild the hotel is great plus you can walk to everything.

I stayed here for one night, and whilst it was not a bad hotel, I can't help feeling it was rather…read moreoverpriced. We were there for a Nottingham Uni grad ball, and after rather a few glasses of wine I decided buying the most expensive room in the hotel was a good idea. It was £160 for a night, we did have a lovely big room with a flatscreen TV, but to be honest the best value we got was happening to be right next to the refreshments room. In there they had a fridge that was full of bottled beers and wine, which we made the most of! There we're also a selection of canapes in there. We did try room service, it wasn't great though, £10 for tomato soup and some seemingly stale bread, this was at about 2am though. The rooms were nice, very well kept, the bed and sheets were great, the bath/shower was decent, but for the price things definitely could have been a bit better.

Best night's sleep I've had in years. The bed felt like I was sleeping in a big puffy cloud. And…read moreI LOVED that a fluffy bathrobe was provided as well. I was here on a business trip and was rushed off my feet the majority of the time and was so pleased that the staff were always one step ahead of me by reserving cabs for me, looking up train times and giving me directions for cool things to do in town. Crowne Plaza will be my first choice wherever I go now!

We recently stayed at this hotel, and found it to be very convenient to the city center and local…read moreattractions. Clean room, comfortable, friendly staff, and family friendly. We would definitely stay again.

Had a great experience at this hotel! They were very accommodating. Simon at the desk met every…read morerequest of mine... From calling cabs to fixing my hair dryer to making sure i was using the correct outlets. He even delivered to my room an itinerary for a day in London with various things to do. The towel was clean and quiet. Definitely recommend and if I ever come back to Nottingham, I'd stay here again!

Stayed here a few times as it is ideally located near to my husbands work in Nottingham…read more It is a good priced hotel with special deals for booking in advance. There is now a pub/family restaurant built next door so you don't need to travel too far for food. It's a little outside of the city centre but it only takes 5/10 mins by bus/taxi to get there. It's within walking distance of Riverside retail park which offers a reasonable selection of shops.

I've stayed at this lodge several times. The staff are not the lodge's strongest suite but they…read moretolerate me with several Irish Wolfhounds, so perhaps I shouldn't be too unkind. Very conveniently located for visiting the centre of Nottingham, or for cricket at Trent Bridge. The rooms may be basic, but they are clean, and everything works - not always guaranteed in the price range that Travelodge works in. Amazing value when booked online sometime in advance! Avoid the Harry Ramsden's end if you don't want your room to smell of fish and chips!

Service is friendly and fast. Atmosphere is welcoming. Prices are average, beer is ok.read more

With a Travelodge hotel, there's a quality you come to expect. I've stayed in some truly awful…read morebranches where their staff haven't been up to scratch in terms of service and cleaning, but this one has been consistently brilliant every time I've stayed. We were given a large, bright, airy room that was just beside the elevators (804), but we weren't disturbed at all by other guests. I had a great night's sleep and didn't have to leave until quite late as the train station is only a short walk away. Also within walking distance is the mall, a number of bars/clubs and also tons of restaurants. The only very small complaint I have is that the hotel only has two elevators. I know not much can be done about this but it was quite annoying having to wait up to 8 minutes for an elevator to take us to our floor. If we were lower down I would've just walked but we were on the second from top floor. Since these elevators are so slow and always seem to be in use, I recommend you request a lower down floor.

We had a wonderful stay at this hotel. We were greeted at the front desk by Sarah who we saw each…read moreday in our 3 day, 2 night stay. She was always there to help us with directions, extra towels and everything else to make our stay the best it could be. We wanted to explore and enjoy Nottingham. Could there be a better location than this boutique hotel? No! You can walk everywhere from this spot. Most of what you will want to visit is within less than a mile and so much to see within say 5 minutes walk. There is no hotel parking but the Lace Market public parking is maybe 4 minutes walk away and if you get your ticket stamped by the hotel the price you pay is about 40% of the public rate!! Our room was super spacious and clean, nice view and right next door to St Mary's church and the National Justice Museum. All the staff were friendly and helpful but with "Covid masks" it was sometimes sad to not interact as much we would have liked. Breakfast was included in our room - a spacious restaurant with myriad choices (Continental) and a plethora of hot choices including the "Full English Breakfast" of course. They also have their own pub "Cock and Hoop" - excellent but allow me to make that a separate review :)

Restaurant Review…read more Merchants at The Lace Market Hotel Nottingham Welcome Home. We were invited to taste the New Menu at Merchants Restaurant Nottingham on Friday. We were swiftly greeted by Restaurant Manager Kieron who talked us through the Menu. The new offering boasts 'Bread & Olives' 'To Begin' 'To Share' 'From the Grill' and 'Classics' options, giving the Menu more of high end Bistro feel. We began with Summer dishes that easily exceeded expectation. The simple description of Sea Trout, Beetroot Fennel & Grapefruit was enough to tempt us, our other choice being the Scallop, broad bean gazpacho, goats curd & olive dish. Both starters were simple and elegant with a well thought out balance of texture and taste. The gazpacho was perfectly seasoned which is extremely difficult to execute (trust me I've tried and failed enough times!) Paired with a Malborough Pinot Gris it was as if summer had finally arrived in style. Again, the Main courses offer a huge variety with new flow to the menu, allowing the guest to decide on sharing, plated, or classics with Head Chef Ben Chaplin and Sous Chef Terry Hayfields take on 'nostalgic homely classics' which I felt was a lovely touch. I opted for the Entrecote, Sarladaise Potato & Cabis served medium rare. The flavour was immense, so simple but again a balanced flavoursome dish. Our other main was the Whole Baby Poussin, Balsamic Roast Peach with Roquet & Parmesan Salad which again highlighted the art of simplicity in Summer cooking. To finish, we shared the Banana Parfait, Burnt Toffee & Pineapple and the Jasmine Creme Brulee with Almond Tuille. A delightful way to finish a meal that well and truly sees high end Bistro dining back on the map in Nottingham. It is time for Nottingham to re-engage with Merchants Restaurant. It is clear that the team have thought long and hard about the direction in which they intend to travel. Their journey has begun and we will certainly be back to join them very soon to see where it is taking them. To keep up to date with Merchants Restaurant follow on Twitter @MerchantsRest or Like on Facebook. We wish to thank the team at the Lace Market Hotel and Merchants Restaurant for their kind Hospitality. #HootLive #HootHint #Review #Nottingham

Totally functional traveller hotel right next to the canals and train station and within walking…read moredistance of Market Squares, high street shopping and a ton of great pubs. Average UK rates (£75 per). Internet is wireless now (unlike previously posted) and was complementary for my room. Sure beats the iBis up the road!

Pretty average. Large but basic rooms. No room service, you have to go downstairs to collect food…read more Good location. Internet is wired in the rooms and costs £10 for 24 hours but can be shockingly slow at times.