Nottinghamshire Hotels

A county that punches well above its size — Robin Hood's Sherwood Forest, a working Minster older than most cathedrals, a castle-topped city, and the "Dukeries" estates that once housed some of England's grandest country houses. Here's where to actually stay, by area.

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Nottingham

The county's city — castle, Lace Market, live music and the widest choice of hotels by far.

Newark-on-Trent

A handsome market town on the River Trent with a ruined riverside castle and one of the country's largest market squares.

Southwell

Tiny cathedral city built around Southwell Minster, with the Georgian racecourse and the birthplace of the Bramley apple nearby.

Sherwood Forest

Ancient oak woodland around Edwinstowe, home to the Major Oak and the county's Robin Hood legend.

Mansfield & Worksop

Gateway towns to the Dukeries country estates — Clumber Park, Rufford Abbey and Welbeck.

About this guide

We keep this simple: a short, honest guide to each part of Nottinghamshire, and a live link through to Booking.com to check current availability and prices — we don't maintain our own hotel listings or reviews, since those go stale fast and Booking.com's own data doesn't.