Good hotel in Nottingham???

As it says really, anyone know a good hotel in Nottingham????

http://www.hartshotel.co.uk/

They take dogs too.

we are going to nottingham at the end of august & staying in a Travelodge hotel, they accept up to 2 dogs.

Well it depends were your staying in notts.
If your site seing etc i can meet up with you, i work in notts.

Depends where you're going and how much you want to spend. If you want a straight room that's clean, Premier Travel Lodge on London Road is good. If you want to push the boat out a little, the Lace Market Hotel is lovely. There are lots in and around the city centre but if you're coming on a weekend I'd advise you to book some time in advance because they get full so quickly.

Thanks all. We're not going at the weekend so that should be okay. We just want an okay family room for one night, with a nice brekkie to boot!!!

Leo it's a flying visit to see our last pup, Saturn, who is in training there. We are going to Calverton to see him 'work' but thought, having a 7 year old and visiting Nottingham we have to do the Robin Hood thing really...any suggestions for that are VERY welcome????

There is the tales of robin hood, Nottingham castle, the caves in broad marsh shopping centre, this takes you underground to the old roads of notts, galleries of justice, or just the old market square.

they are all in notts (town centre) if its robin hood you want you would be better going to the tales of robin hood, or the castle.

I work near the square.

http://www.robinhood.uk.com/ tales of robin hood

http://www.nottinghamcity.gov.uk/sit...ghamcastle.htm nottingham castle

http://www.caupona.com/city/gb/notti...ct9-Nottingham
hotels most of these are in the town centre or close too.

Thanks Leo will go and have a look now!!!!
WE are literally on a flying visit and trying to cram in as much as we can as we may be stopping off to see our second puppy in Buxton on the way!!!!!!

I second a visit to the caves its a lot of fun down there for adults and children alike

For Robin Hood i agree the Tales of Robin Hood or if you can (as its a way out) try and fit a visit in to Sherwood Forest the real home of Robin Hood, children love it there