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Historic Royal Estate Setting
Experience the grandeur of a former royal hunting estate at Best Western Bestwood Lodge Hotel. Set in 700 acres of parkland, this magnificent hotel offers a unique blend of history and luxury.
Victorian Charm and Modern Comfort
Individually designed rooms at the hotel showcase the Victorian character of the building while providing modern amenities such as free Wi-Fi and private parking. Relax in the elegant Foyer Bar with its open fire or unwind in the Garden Bar with a terrace.
Convenient Location and Nearby Attractions
Located just a short drive from Nottingham city centre and with easy access to the M1, the hotel is an ideal base for exploring local attractions like Nottingham Castle and The Lace Market. Book your stay now and indulge in a truly royal experience.
Extra beds are very limited and need to be confirmed with the hotel before arrival.
Free private parking is possible on site (reservation is not possible).
WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Pets are not allowed.
Children of any age are allowed.
Children up to and including 2 years old stay for £10 per person per night when using an available cot.
Children up to and including 12 years old stay for free when using an existing bed.
People 2 years old and over stay for £20 per person per night when using an available extra bed.
Any type of extra bed or child's cot/crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Supplements are not calculated automatically in the total costs and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
Lovely place! The staff were really friendly and the room was gorgeous!
Really lovely building to be in, felt quite magical
A very interesting building in an attractive location.
I had a parking charge notice despite putting my Registration in the system
Nice comfy bed.
A very noisy fan underneath our room from early morning and onwards.
Also the property is looking a bit tatty.
Lovely hotel in an amazing setting. The syaff were friendly and helpful. The room was clean and had everything you could need including a nice view of the woods.
The only downside was there was a lot of noise from other guests going past the room door and you could hear the other doors banging closed (which was knly a problem as it was late at night and I was trying to sleep)
I liked the history of the place and some of the artefacts on display. The main hall was especially attractive … It was v quiet and it was a quiet bedroom.
The room we had was tired , although v clean, and the pillows were not comfortable. The shower was somewhat erratic!
The historical context was attractive. Room was okay but am pretty sure we were staying in the old servants’ quarters, which was fine.
Shower very difficult to operate. Plus the stream was weak and leaked.
The whole look of the place was excellent, staff were friendly and food was good including the breakfast altho we were only offered one cup of coffee & tea.
We stayed in the King Edward Suite. There were loads of ladybugs flying about in the room and few dead ones on the window sill.
The shower in the bathroom was falling to bits as well as the blinds.
Two doors in the room did not close full on at all.
The staff were friendly
Very dated and the room needed decoration. Stains on the walls!!
The room was a good size.
The bed and pillows were comfortable.
The shower unit was very small.
Ladybirds seemed to like our room a lot but we understood this was due, in part, to the location.
Location was good, but I chose that
1. They shut the bar at 9:58pm with no warning. They could have at least asked the two people on the bar (I had a friend come to visit) if they wanted any more drinks!
2. I didn't appreciate being woken up at 7:45 by kids in the next room running around and constantly banging. From what I can tell there were only two guests that night. Why on earth did they put a family with children next to a solo traveller.
3. The window has a freezing draft coming in making the room very, very cold. The tiny radiator could not heat the room (10)
Lovely historic building
Decor and carpets a little tired - ready for refurbishing
Big, very comfortable bed. Big, warm room. Quiet. Wi-fi good. Character.
Bestwood is a big, old building, - with 'character' come the challenges of being hard to heat, hard to light to make it feel 'comfortable' - the dining area in particular felt chilly (not so much cold, but brightly - harshly - lit).
Great Old style English statley home, fantastic to look at (not to close)
Squeeky floor boads but its an old house, inch of dust on wardrobe, random screw on bathroom floor, booked month in advance £120! 1 day before stay £80!...
The hotel is stunning, the location is beautiful.
The staff were very friendly and helpful.
The room we stayed in was very out dated, the windows cracked and significant amount of condensation. The bathroom also needs updating and the drainage was really poor.
The historic building and sympathetic styling was very attractive. The room was clean. The staff were very welcoming. We ate in the restaurant and were happy with the quality of the food and value for money.
The furniture was marked and in need of refreshing.
Breakfast was lovely.
It was expensive to eat at the hotel from the restaurant
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