Nottingham Hotel Guide - Keyworth Leisure Centre hotels in Nottingham, United Kingdom.

"Hotel was easy to find , reception staff very helpful. First appearance as we walked into the hotel was everything looked so clean and inviting. Our room was clean , the bed was so comfortable, and pillows just right. My only criticism was I needed a plug near a mirror, to dry , and straighten my hair . Breakfast had plenty of choices and the staff were very good and helpful. We both enjoyed our stay and will definitely be staying there again ."

"We had booked one night’s stay as we were at a show in Nottingham and this served as a good base to go to the show and see family. First impressions from the roadside were good, car park is free and at the rear of the hotel. You then walk around the front to reception, all on a level. We had the option to check in on line, but we checked in on arrival. Check in was efficient and the lady was really friendly and made sure we had all the information we needed. We were on the first floor (room 1). The lift felt a bit dated but did the job. The room was clean, although some old needed in some areas (especially the paint on the bathroom fittings) good number of plug sockets. Good size tv, although it would benefit from being mounted on a bracket on the wall. The bed was really comfortable and we both had a good sleep, although the pillowcases were a strange colour. Shower was good, only small amount of showered gel, so best to take your own. We got a drink in the bar after the show, but the door is locked at 10, so you have to go through reception. Breakfast was good, selection of cereals, orange or apple juice. Selection of teas and filter coffee. Toast/croissants and a buffet style for hot food. The bacon thick and fresh cooked and great scrambled eggs. Some tlc is needed throughout the hotel, but in all we had a good stay. "

"Breakfast ok "

"Breakfast was lovely lots of choice "

"Stayed here many of times and never disappoints."

"Lovelly breakfast"

"Good stay"

"First of all it could not be found. My sat nav couldn't find it. Varney Rd did not have a street sign and I don't think 44 actually exists. It took over 1 hour to locate this den. The key lockbox is situated on a wall, unmarked, and with all adjacent doors un numbered, on what can only be described as wasteland behind some shops. Once I located the keys (2) I brought my car around to park on this wasteland and was met by a couple of males getting their 'ladies' ready for work. The doors in this vacinity were all unmarked and it was anybodies guess as to where the property was. On entering the first door I came to, I was met by a large industrial walk in freezer to my right, and an uneven floor. There were 2 doors one to my left and one straight ahead. I opted for the one to my left. I was met by an awful smell on entering. Within 60 seconds I was out of there, but before I left the premises I pulled back the top bed cover to be confronted with some human waste, on the underside of the top cover. I got out of there fast, not only to escape this hole but I was concerned about my car, just a couple months old. I was in and out so fast I don't recall actually seeing any windows. In all my years of travelling, and I've stayed in some really bad places, this ranks in my top ten of worst places to stay. I didn't stay, obviously, now I'm waiting to see if I actually get a full refund. I contacted the 'host' a number of times, but we'll have to see what transpires with the refund"

"The cottage is only 20 minutes drive from the National Watersports centre where we were watching a regatta. So very convenient for that, but also a peaceful spot in an historic village, lovely dog walks nearby, pub with good food within walking distance. Interior of Bunny church worth seeing too. Cottage was extremely clean and had all we needed, very clear instructions sent by host."