Hotels with Air Conditioning in Nottingham, England

"Superb place to stay if you’re going to Rock City. It’s literally next door. Great staff and a little shop of sorts selling snacks and juices to take to your room. A mean to cup coffee machine and pastry in the morning is a great touch. "

"Good mid range hotel. Room clean and spacious with a good bed. Food pretty good but hotel expensive. Staff all very professional. Only downside was noisy air conditioner over night. "

"Lovely modern hotel, Skandi style. Well run and nicely located in the University campus. Great staff and good food."

"Great hotel"

"I had booked a room with a walk-in shower because I use a cane but found the bed in the allotted room was a bit too high for me, as I told the night manager. The very next day, Tom Jennings, the overall manager, on his own arranged an”accessible” room for me with a lower bed as well. I was so very grateful to him. The hotel is undergoing renovations, but the staff and manager made me feel very welcome. I recommend the hotel highly. "

"Fab location very nice rooms staff amazing "

"Very friendly helpful staff rooms in good overall condition and clean comfy bed ,, very handy location to center and decent breakfast "

"The hotel is moden and well laid out with everything you need for a stay. The rooms are large, clean and well looked after. But the biggest standout were the staff, everyone is so friendly and fo out of their way to help. Tip top service from all of them well done"

"A greal location, just over a block from the center of town. Excellent breakfast and also near some good places to eat. The hotel also has a 24 hour light hot snack service. Close by is a Tesco for other needs. There is a tram stop opposite and also a bus stop. I will definately stay there on my next visit to Nottingham."

"despite asking fir a wet room none were available on first. night. so changed rooms no subtitles on original room only i'm disabled room temporary ramp on stairs too steep but otherwise they were very accommodating nothing was too much trouble. "