Top Hotels Near Framework Knitters' Museum in Nottingham from NZ$85

"Breakfast was the best!"

"Great breakfast, friendly welcoming proprietor."

"Great hotel near the train station. Room was spacious with a super comfy bed. Friendly helpful staff"

"Good hotel would stay again"

"Lovely staff excellent room meals were great would definitely stay again 5 star"

"Great for a stop over, staff are really friendly and helpful. Breakfast was lovely bonus."

"Lovely room and facilities but why charge for car park if you’re staying, appreciate it’s near the airport but there must be a way of controlling access without penalising guests who have already paid to stay."

"Parking was good "

"Facilities were good as was the location "

"Peaceful location despite proximity to motorway. Family friendly. Great staff and good communication before we arrived. Rooms a little dated and in need of minor repairs such as cupboard hinges. Breakfast offered a good selection of standard options. Hot food underwhelming. Would book again due to location and staff."

"Stay here often to visit family. Lovely to have recently clean carpets and refurbished rooms. Very friendly and helpful staff."

"Lovely spa area"

"Excellent location, good rooms and pleasant staff. The only downside is the eye watering cost of a glass of Sauvignon Blanc, I declined that option."

"Rather tired overall but reflected in the price. Ok for a short stay if all you need is a bed for a couple of nights."

"Clean room, good breakfast, good location"

"It adequately served the purpose for an overnight stay to catch an early flight"

"For the price and for what we needed the hotel was great. The room was clean and so was the sheets and towels. Great price too. "

"Comfortable and friendly staff."

"Room was very cold on arrival, very musty smell throughout the whole building, carpet in the bathroom which seems unhygienic, lots of dead spiders in the window and the room itself wasn't very clean. When I wanted to complain there was nobody around so ended up leaving the key at the desk and driving home "