Built in , Lace Market Hotel has 42 rooms set out over floor which are priced from £65.00 per night.
Guests who stayed at Lace Market Hotel have given it an overall review of 82%.
The accommodation is about 0.7 miles from the centre of Nottingham.
Nottingham's highest rated town house hotel, according to the AA Guide, this is a "Hip hotel with a heart". The hotel was recently awarded the Condé Nast Johansens 25th Anniversary 2007 Award for Excellence.
The Lace Market Hotel is Nottingham's premier small luxury town house hotel with just 42 individually designed bedrooms and an award-winning restaurant set in the heart of the city.
Lace Market Hotel is a luxury town house hotel with individuality and style. The hotel is understated and chic yet value for money, combined with a distinctly non-corporate approach. Eye catching details include chain mail chandeliers, horsehair wall lights and sumptuose red leather seating.
All of the bedrooms have standard features - flat screen televisions, hypo allergenic bedding and voice mail.
Double rooms have 5' width beds and are comfortable for longer stays. Just about all the king bedded rooms enjoy picturesque views over St Marys Church, the Lace Market and Nottingham's historic Shire Hall.
Superior Rooms also have king size beds and are extremely spacious - with dressing areas and views of the floodlit Georgian facade of the Galleries of Justice. These rooms also have large feature bathrooms with double basins and bidet.
Finally, the Studios - just one on each floor - are split level, with wrap around views of the Lace Market. Studios are ideal for special occasions, or for corporate VIPs who you really need to impress.
Merchants restaurant is a 3 time Nottingham Restaurant Awards winner for: 'Best Drinks & Wine list' 2004 & 2005 and 'Best Service'2005 open Tuesday through to Sunday. Alternatively, guests can enjoy real ale and hearty British fayre in the hotel's gastro pub, Cock & Hoop. "The perfect venue for a late evening martini", Guardian October 2005 "The place to be", Sunday Express, October 2005 If a cocktail is more your thing, SAINT, our cocktail bar is certainly the venue for you.
