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Nottingham South hotel

Get away from it all in this quiet corner near Wollaton Hall and Park and Rushcliffe Country Park

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Loughborough Road, Ruddington, Nottingham NG11 6LS

Sat Nav Directions: NG11 6LS

Directions: Exit the M1(J24). Follow signs for A453 to Nottingham then A52 to Grantham. The hotel is situated at the 1st roundabout on the left. Next to the Nottingham Knight.

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Transport and local information: Nottingham Train Station 4 miles
Trent Bridge Cricket
Nottingham Arena
Ruddington Grange Golf Club

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Hotel Parking: Free on-site parking is available at this hotel.

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11 Dec 2018

maryrobinson007

Southampton, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Couples

"GOOD HOTEL"

Good hotel but at the present do not supply soya milk, so if you need to use it you will need to take your own , evening meal good, plus lucky to have a singer in the evening in the bar , breakfast perfect for both of us ,I had continental y partner had full english

28 Nov 2018

Phil A

Northamptonshire, UK

Trip Type: Family

"Always excellent value."

Our preferred place to stay when visiting family. The staff are always super friendly, efficient and available to help. The rooms are always comfortable, the beds everything the adverts say and a good nights sleep guaranteed.

22 Nov 2018

Fearless65908190192

Strabane, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Business

"Terrible Premier Inn"

manager so unhelpful...shabby hotel...house maid needs a lesson on hygiene...I'm sure the hover has been broke for years.... to expensive... I stayed in other Premier inns which are much cleaner...look around there is better accommodation local and a lot cheaper...I've been working close by so I was using this Notting South...but they might have done me a favour as now I'm looking else where.....

5 Nov 2018

944alisaa

Bristol, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Family

"Overnight stay"

we spent one night here to watch our son compete in a gymnastic competition. Check in was easy and the man who helped us very friendly and informative. The room was a typical premier inn room, comfy and adequate for our needs. The only issue that we had was around our breakfast that we had pre-booked. We did not realise, as I don't think it was stated anywhere at the time of booking, that breakfast didn't start until 8am - which was a little late for us and at every other Premier Inn's we have visited it starts at 7am. Whilst we were contemplating cancelling breakfast and making alternative arrangement the manager of the adjoining pub (which supplied the breakfasts) appeared and said he would open early and allow us to pre-order our food. This was a fantastic solution and good customer service all round. We were not the only families staying for the same competition and so this not only kept us all happy, and fed, but ensured the restaurant didn't loose out on its customers.

3 Nov 2018

London-Phil

London, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Business

"Overall, fitted the bill for the one night."

Located on a roundabout, literally, the Premier Inn Nottingham south fitted the bill perfectly for me Halloween evening 2018. I was on my way to Harrogate the following day so a stopover midway from London was just the ticket! The Inn itself was a rather aged beast, expansive width wise with a huge car park, equally utilised by the onsite Pub & Grill eatery, the Nottingham Knight. Registration was seamless and took no more than two minutes to complete, so all good then. My room was as always, consistent as ever. A little bland in design but utterly functional and more importantly, very clean which is the one point that really ticks my box. Whilst no air-con, there is a nice large screen TV attached to the wall opposite the much welcomed fab King-sized Hypnos bed. Unfortunately, I was unable to change the colour balance as the ‘Menu’ option on the remote control was purposely disabled. This was a bit of a pain as all the presenters on BBC North West looked as if they’ve spent a little too long at the local tanning salon. The other slight issue I had was with the heating which never properly made it to the dizzy heights the walled thermostat claimed it could. Whilst the numerics rose well past 32 C', the settled temperature was never more than 23 C'. Had I been staying for longer than just the one night, this issue would have certainly required addressing. A huge car park enabled my ‘Transit’ sized van to be easily accommodated which for me, is obviously an important and necessary consideration when out and about. Whilst I partook of both breakfast and dinner at the ‘Nottingham Knight’, I will confine myself here to the breakfast alone as it was directly connected to my stay. You can catch-up on my thoughts about the stodge that was their “Steak & Ruddles ale pie”, another time perhaps. Returning to the breakfast proper, I have to say it was a rather mixed affair. Although I was initially acknowledged very quickly and the ladies in attendance appeared terribly pleasant, Service itself was hardly seamless. Whilst I was encouraged to gently settle before being asked to choose from the cooked to order menu, when I had eventually chosen my hot combination, they were nowhere to be seen. A quick wander up to the bar revealed both ladies deep in conversation. It wouldn't normally have mattered but on this occasion, I was running ever so slightly late so was noticed. As for the brekkie itself, overall it was fine bar the bacon which had obviously been cooked on a flame griddle (see the tell-tale lines on the rashers). It had consequently absorbed much of the Smokey barbecue flavour that some look for in their burgers and steaks. Unfortunately, I prefer my bacon unsmoked and tasting only of Pig. C'est La Vie… On the (BIG) plus side, there was Pamplemousse (Grapefruit Segments), which is my personal favourite so not all bad then except… The two toasters decided to refuse to work when I proffered a couple of slices of brown bread their way. I understand this was due to the electricity/socket being inadvertently tripped but whatever the reason, when I was eventually informed that all had returned to working order, it was just a little too late for me as I had all but finished breakfast. Breakfast aside, the real attraction of staying with any Premier Inn is generally the sheer consistency of the brand. You know what you’re getting from the very off and that combined with reasonable pricing although, that’s not always the case these day’s, is a difficult combination to beat. In which case, if you have cause to visit Nottingham and require a place to park your Steel Steed, then the Premier Inn Nottingham South should fit the bill nicely. As always, happy and safe travelling. Phil

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Hotel description Enjoy the bright lights and lovely quiet nights at the Premier Inn Hotel Nottingham South. Away from the hustle and bustle, but with excellent transport links into the centre, you'll be perfectly placed for all the sights of the city and the key edge-of-town business locations. Follow the legend at Nottingham Castle and the Tales of Robin Hood. Explore the great outdoors at Wollaton Hall and Deer Park and Rushcliffe Country Park. Or for sporting action, stroll over to Trent Bridge Cricket Ground. Then return to our hotel with welcoming rooms and big, comfy beds and a hearty meal at the restaurant just next to our hotel.

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Nottingham South hotel

Get away from it all in this quiet corner near Wollaton Hall and Park and Rushcliffe Country Park

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