5 Star Hotels in Nottingham

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5 best 5 Star Hotels in Nottingham at a glance

  1. The Beeley Inn — 5-star hotel in Matlock. Guest rating: 9.0/10 — Wonderful.
  2. Creston Villa Guest House — 5-star hotel in Lincoln. Guest rating: 10/10 — Exceptional.
  3. The Gatehouse — 5-star hotel in Sutton-in-Ashfield. Guest rating: 10/10 — Exceptional.
  4. The Mouse House — 5-star hotel in Matlock. Guest rating: 10/10 — Exceptional.

5 Star Hotels in Nottingham

Breakfast, lunch and dinner served
Breakfast, lunch and dinner served
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The Beeley Inn

The Beeley Inn
Matlock
$194
$233 total
includes taxes & fees
Aug 23 - Aug 24
The Beeley Inn
Romantic Double Room (Victorian, external private bathroom) | Premium bedding, in-room safe, soundproofing, iron/ironing board
Reception
Comfort Double Room, Ensuite (Pine) | Room amenity
Restaurant

Creston Villa Guest House

Creston Villa Guest House
Lincoln
$128
$128 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 2 - Sep 3
Creston Villa Guest House
Cottage | Outdoor spa tub
Cottage | Interior
Cottage | Interior
Cottage | Interior

The Gatehouse

The Gatehouse
Sutton-in-Ashfield
$1,342
$1,610 total
includes taxes & fees
Aug 17 - Aug 18
The Gatehouse
Cottage | Interior
Cottage | Interior
Cottage | Interior
Cottage | Interior

The Mouse House

The Mouse House
Matlock
$461
$553 total
includes taxes & fees
Aug 13 - Aug 14
The Mouse House
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Top neighborhoods in Nottingham

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Nottingham City Centre

Nottingham City Centre serves up a triple threat of history, entertainment, and shopping all within strolling distance. Explore medieval caves tucked beneath bustling streets, climb up to Nottingham Castle for city views, or catch a show at Theatre Royal. Market Square buzzes with street performers while the Victorian Lace Market charms with its red-brick buildings and indie shops. Getting around couldn't be easier with Nottingham Station just a five-minute walk away and trams connecting major spots. From traditional pubs serving local ales to international restaurants in Hockley, food options cover all tastes. Boutique hotels in converted Victorian buildings offer historic charm with modern comforts.

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A historic church with a tall clock tower, surrounded by trees and a welcoming sign.
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A pedestrian street lined with historic brick buildings, including a cafe named 'Dolce'.

Lace Market

Lace Market wraps you in Nottingham's industrial past while serving up a hefty dose of creative now-ness. Victorian-era lace factories and cobblestone streets create the perfect backdrop for gallery-hopping at Nottingham Contemporary or catching indie films at Broadway Cinema. The neighborhood hums with artistic energy as design studios and boutiques fill converted warehouses where workers once toiled. Evening brings the area to life with craft cocktails and live music flowing from atmospheric bars tucked into historic buildings. Getting around is a breeze with nearby tram stops and bus connections, though the compact size makes walking these storied streets the best way to soak it all in.

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Hockley

Hockley buzzes with creative energy, making it Nottingham's artsy heart. Independent shops and cafes line cobblestone streets while colorful murals transform brick walls into canvases. Catch an indie film at Broadway Cinema, hunt for vinyl treasures, or explore The Lost Caves beneath the bustling streets. This walkable neighborhood comes alive after dark with lively bars and music venues. Food options range from international street eats to craft beer pubs where locals and visitors mingle easily. Victorian warehouses now house boutique hotels and stylish lofts perfect for urban adventurers. The central location puts you within walking distance of Motorpoint Arena and Victoria Centre Shopping Mall.

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West Bridgford

West Bridgford offers the perfect mix of leafy suburban charm and exciting sporting action just outside Nottingham's bustle. Cricket fans flock to the iconic Trent Bridge Cricket Ground while nature lovers enjoy strolling through Bridgford Park's green expanses along the River Trent. The tree-lined streets showcase attractive Victorian and Edwardian homes that give you a taste of authentic English suburban living. Central Avenue buzzes with independent boutiques, cozy coffeehouses, and family-friendly restaurants serving traditional British fare. Comfortable B&Bs in converted family homes provide a personal touch for overnight stays. Regular buses connect to Nottingham city center every 10-15 minutes, making this peaceful neighborhood an ideal base for exploring the wider region.

Lenton

Nottingham's Lenton neighborhood offers attractions including Trent Vineyard Conference Centre.

Top landmarks in Nottingham

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University of Nottingham

8.6/10 (379 reviews)
If you'd like to get a taste of Nottingham student life, check out University of Nottingham, located 2.1 mi (3.5 km) from central Nottingham. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander.
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Trent Bridge

8.8/10 (48 reviews)
If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Trent Bridge— just one of the monuments in West Bridgford. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander.
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Theatre Royal

8.6/10 (176 reviews)
If you want to see a show while you're in town, try and grab some tickets at Theatre Royal in Nottingham City Centre. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. If you enjoy the show and want to see another, Rock City Nottingham and Nottingham Playhouse are both a short walk away.
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Wolla­ton Hall

8.8/10 (73 reviews)
Wolla­ton Hall is just one of the landmarks located 2.5 mi (4.1 km) from central Nottingham, so you might want to stop by for a few pics during your trip. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. If you want to experience more of the culture Nottingham has to offer, head to Wollaton Park Golf Club, University of Nottingham, and University of Nottingham Jubilee Campus.
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Nottingham Castle

8.0/10 (301 reviews)
If you like art, you might want to check out the upcoming exhibitions at Nottingham Castle in Nottingham City Centre and see if there's something that takes your fancy. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. If you want to see more of the museums in Nottingham, you can easily walk to National Justice Museum or Brewhouse Yard Museum.
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National Water Sports Centre

8.4/10 (52 reviews)
You can catch an event at National Water Sports Centre, located 1.1 mi (1.8 km) from central Holme Pierrepont. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. If you think National Water Sports Centre is cool, you also might like City Ground and Trent Bridge Cricket Ground, both located nearby.
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Motorpoint Arena Nottingham

8.6/10 (288 reviews)
You could catch an event at Motorpoint Arena Nottingham, a stadium in Nottingham City Centre. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. If you think Motorpoint Arena Nottingham is cool, you also might like City Ground and Trent Bridge Cricket Ground, both located nearby.
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