The Orchard Hotel & Restaurant

Hotels
8.8 (7608 reviews)
Beeston Lane , Nottingham , GB

Paid
Children allowed

Facilities

Fitness facilities
WiFi available
Free WiFi
Parking
Non-smoking rooms
Air conditioning
Fitness center
24-hour front desk
Restaurant
Room service
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Review Highlights

Pros:
Friendly staff
Great location
Cons:
Expensive bar
Strong smell in the bathroom

Categories

Cleanliness
8.44
Some reviews noted cleanliness positively, but there were mentions of a strong smell from drains.
Service
9.41
Many reviews highlight the friendliness and helpfulness of the staff.
Location
8.95
Several reviews mentioned a great location, particularly for events and amenities.
Room Quality
8.4
Rooms were generally found to be clean and comfortable, but some mentioned worn beds.
Amenities
8.93
Facilities were well received, with a welcoming atmosphere noted.
Value for Money
8.39
Some commenters felt aspects such as the bar were overpriced.
Food and Beverage
8.44
Breakfast was praised, but issues with the coffee and service times noted.
Overall Experience
9.41
Overall positive experiences highlighted, with guests expressing intent to return.
* This sentiment is summarized by AI based on user reviews.
Updated at: 2026-01-07 00:05

Property Description

Accessible Rooftop Terraces and Green Roofs
The Orchard Hotel & Restaurant boasts contemporary design with accessible rooftop terraces and green roofs, offering a unique and eco-friendly experience.

Bespoke Rooms with Eco-Friendly Bathrooms
Each room features bespoke furniture and unique decor, complemented by eco-friendly bathrooms equipped with water pebbles to conserve water usage, ensuring a comfortable and sustainable stay.

Convenient Location near Nottingham's Attractions
Situated near Nottingham's iconic landmarks such as Wollaton Hall, Natural History Museum, and Nottingham Castle, The Orchard Hotel & Restaurant provides easy access to explore the city's rich history and culture.

Experience modern luxury and sustainability at The Orchard Hotel & Restaurant - book your stay now for a memorable getaway.

Important information:

The credit / debit card used at the time of the booking needs to be presented upon check-in.

Hugh Stewart House is located 5 minutes drive from the De Vere Orchard Hotel (10-15 minute walk) in a Grade II listed building on the University of Nottingham campus. Guests will be required to collect their keys from the De Vere Orchard Hotel reception on arrival.
A deposit may be required at the property.

Check-in and check-out hours:
Check-out: 11:00 AM
Airport code: EMA

Location

Guest Reviews

8.8
Based on 7608 reviews
Cleanliness: 8.44
Service: 9.41
Location: 8.95
Room Quality: 8.4
Amenities: 8.93
Value for Money: 8.39
Food and Beverage: 8.44
Overall Experience: 9.41
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Shireen • couple • gb
9
2026-10-31 • via Nuitee
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Craig • couple • gb
9
Enjoyable stay
Pros:

We stay here quite a lot and the location quality and value are good

Cons:

The bed this time - mattress was very warped and sunken. on the left side needs to be changed

2026-10-31 • via Nuitee
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Wayne • couple • gb
10
Thank you
Pros:

Great staff, lovely modern hotel.

Cons:

Nothing

2026-10-31 • via Nuitee
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marina • couple • gb
9
Lovely hotel at a decent price in amazing setting
Pros:

Lovely room in a lovely location and quiet despite being completely booked due to an event. Attentive staff at reception desk. Very good breakfast and catering staff

Cons:

The shower was not very powerful

2026-10-31 • via Nuitee
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Sue • extended_group • gb
9
2026-10-31 • via Nuitee
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Julia • solo_traveller • gb
8
2026-10-30 • via Nuitee
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Thomas • solo_traveller • gb
10
Lovely staff, special mention to Ellie who checked me in and was extremely helpful!
2026-10-30 • via Nuitee
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Wendy • couple • gb
9
I felt very comfortable, safe & relaxed
Pros:

Staff, design & facilities. Breakfast was fabulous.

Cons:

I was given an accessible room but they were able to change it the following day.

2026-10-30 • via Nuitee
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angie • couple • gb
10
Exceptional breakfast, excellent staff.
Pros:

Breakfast was exceptional with choices of everything you could wish for. All the staff were courteous, friehdly and helpful

Cons:

I liked everything.

2026-10-30 • via Nuitee
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Rachael • extended_group • gb
10
2026-10-30 • via Nuitee
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Sarah • couple • gb
9
2026-10-29 • via Nuitee
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Graham • couple • gb
9
Pros:

Our waitress was lovely

2026-10-29 • via Nuitee
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Piera • couple • gb
9
2026-10-29 • via Nuitee
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Ben • solo_traveller • gb
8
A really good experience.
Pros:

Just a very nice well run hotel with good facilities. Food in the restaurant was excellent.

Cons:

There was nothing I didn't like.

2026-10-29 • via Nuitee
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Amanda • couple • gb
9
Always a good stay
Pros:

Always a good stay. Clean, good service, convenient location

Cons:

N/a

2026-10-29 • via Nuitee
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Stuart • couple • gb
9
2026-10-29 • via Nuitee
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Sumit Manshuk • couple • ca
1
2026-10-28 • via Nuitee
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Sumit Manshuk • couple • ca
5
Overpriced, Secluded, rude staff at reception, limited privacy, noisy
Cons:

Disappointing and Overpriced Stay at The Orchard Hotel, University of Nottingham

My extended stay at The Orchard Hotel was disappointing, and I would not recommend it for a longer visit. For a hotel associated with a prestigious university, the overall experience, service, and value for money fell well below expectations.

The breakfast was exactly the same every day. After just two days, it became repetitive and boring, which was particularly disappointing given the length of my stay. There are also no in-room breakfast facilities, leaving guests with limited alternatives.

The reception service was another major disappointment. Staff were rude, and the late check-out policy seemed inconsistent. During my first stay, late check-out was offered free of charge, but on a subsequent occasion, I was told it would cost £10 per additional hour. The lack of consistency and the way the matter was handled left a poor impression.

The location is inconvenient if you need anything outside the hotel. There is very little nearby, and getting basic necessities can mean walking several kilometres or paying at least £5 for a taxi. Public transport options nearby are also very limited, making it difficult to get around without spending extra money.

Room comfort was another issue. Some rooms have windows or roof structures that become extremely noisy when it rains. The noise was bad enough to prevent me from sleeping, and I had to change rooms. This is not the kind of disruption you expect when paying for a hotel stay.

Even basic amenities feel unnecessarily expensive. A bottle of water can cost £5 if you do not bring your own. Privacy is also an issue in some rooms, as the windows face numerous other rooms, forcing you to keep the curtains closed much of the time.

The pricing is another concern. Rates can become disproportionately expensive when there is a conference at the university or for other reasons, making it difficult to justify the cost against the overall experience.

2026-10-28 • via Nuitee
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Sumit Manshuk • couple • ca
5
2026-10-28 • via Nuitee
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Sara • couple • gb
8
2026-10-28 • via Nuitee