If you’re looking for a place to stay during your trip, Airbnb has plenty of options for your next stay in Nottingham! Nottingham is a city whose history dates back to the 11th century, but it’s also an exciting place to visit in the 21st century.
The city has a variety of museums and historical sites that date back to medieval times. Plus, its modern amenities make it easy for travellers to get around and see everything there is to do in Nottingham.
History of Nottingham
Nottingham is a city in the East Midlands region of England and the county town of Nottinghamshire. The city is near the River Trent and with a picturesque Sherwood Forest background.
Nottingham is one of Britain’s oldest cities and has a rich history spanning over 1,000 years. With its large number of historical buildings and monuments scattered throughout the city, you’ll never run out of things to discover!
The city has a long and rich history, dating back to the Anglo-Saxon period. It was first mentioned in the 7th century when it was called “Snottingham.” The name changed several times throughout the centuries until it became “Nottingham” in 1068.
In the 11th century, Nottingham was a small market town that belonged to the Saxon Earl Burgh. The town’s strategic position on the River Trent made it an ideal location for traders and craftsmen from all over Europe to set up shop in the city. As a result, Nottingham quickly became one of England’s largest and most important cities.
Nottingham has a lot to offer, both in terms of attractions and accommodation.
Nottingham is the county town of Nottinghamshire and a city in the East Midlands region of England. It is known as one of the best-preserved towns in England, having been founded in 1068 by William the Conqueror.
In 1265, it was granted a royal charter to hold markets by Henry III. The city has evolved into an important centre for commerce, retailing, and culture within its geographical area. It has also become one of Britain’s most popular tourist destinations due to its history and architecture.
The city of Nottingham is vibrant and culturally rich.
It offers a lot to visitors and has a variety of things to do. The theatre scene is particularly rich within the city and there are many festivals throughout the year. The shopping in Nottingham is also amazing, with an abundance of high street shops as well as designer boutiques selling everything from clothes to jewellery.
The city is fantastic for any person looking for an exciting place to visit. It is also ideal for those who simply want somewhere beautiful and relaxing in which to stay.
Here are a few suggestions of alternative and comfortable places to stay in Nottingham!
If you’re looking for some alternative accommodation in Nottingham, then look no further. Here are seven stunning and original Airbnb ideas in the city:
3-Storey Energy Efficient House
Ratings: ★ 4.93 | Cleanliness: ★ 5.0 | Location: ★ 4.9 | Value: ★ 5.0
The house is a three-story, energy-efficient home with modern and stylish decor. The property has a fully equipped kitchen, a large living room, two bedrooms, and one bathroom. There is free parking available on-site as well as free wifi access. The central location of this apartment means it’s within walking distance of Nottingham Trent University and the City Centre. It has plenty of shops and restaurants for you to explore during your stay in Nottingham.
Martin’s Nest – Stylish Apartment in NG1
Ratings: ★ 4.98 | Cleanliness: ★ 5.0 | Location: ★ 4.9 | Value: ★ 4.9
If you’re looking for a place to stay that’s close to the city centre, look no further. The Martin’s Nest is in NG1 (New Gedling), a district just outside of the city centre but with great transport links and plenty of amenities.
It is located on the ground floor of this Grade II listed building. This stylish apartment has been recently renovated and features everything you need for a comfortable stay including:
- A double bed
- Comfortable sofa bed for two additional guests/children (fully-equipped kitchen with hob, oven, microwave, and fridge)
- TV with Freeview channels & DVD player
The property also provides access to an outdoor garden area. This includes seating areas with tables & chairs where you can relax after an exhilarating day exploring Nottingham’s many attractions.
Charming Modern Basement DBL Room with En Suite
Ratings: ★ 4.86 | Cleanliness: ★ 4.9 | Location: ★ 4.9 | Value: ★ 4.8
If you’re looking for a quaint location and an affordable price, this modern basement apartment might be just what you need. Located in the heart of Nottingham City Centre, it’s close to all the best restaurants and bars in town.
The property has one double bedroom, one bathroom with a tub and shower combo, a kitchenette, and a living area with a TV. The apartment charges £150 per night for a maximum of two guests.
The neighbourhood around this Airbnb is mostly residential. If you’re looking for something more lively there are lots of great things nearby such as Wollaton Hall Gardens or Lenton Abbey Ruins.
Quiet Studio near City Centre
Ratings: ★ 4.88 | Cleanliness: ★ 4.9 | Location: ★ 4.9 | Value: ★ 4.9
Located in the heart of Nottingham, this studio flat is perfect for anyone looking to explore the city!
Location: The property is located near Market Square and Castle Art Gallery. With numerous shops and restaurants surrounding it, you will always be within walking distance of anything you need.
Amenities: This studio flat has been recently renovated with traditional-style furniture and modern amenities like USB chargers around the room.
The flat has a fully equipped kitchen with a microwave and oven, which is perfect for those who love to cook. The living room has a sofa bed and TV to relax in after a long day of exploring the city. This studio flat can comfortably fit up to 2 people as it has one bedroom with a queen-size bed.
Garden House Private Studio Flat
Ratings: ★ 4.88 | Cleanliness: ★ 4.9 | Location: ★ 4.9 | Value: ★ 4.9
As its name suggests, the Garden House Private Studio Flat is a garden-themed accommodation. It’s near the leafy suburb of Carlton. It is surrounded by a beautifully landscaped garden where you can enjoy relaxing moments with your loved ones.
This charming studio flat features an open-plan kitchen, dining room, and living room area. It is furnished with a sofa bed and coffee table for you to enjoy spending time here with your friends or family members.
This Airbnb Nottingham accommodation includes a bathroom with a shower cubicle and sinks unit so you can freshen up. You can use this so you can freshen up after long days exploring this beautiful city.
NG1 Lace Market Entire Rental Unit
Ratings: ★ 4.87 | Cleanliness: ★ 4.9 | Location: ★ 5.0 | Value: ★ 4.8
Located in the heart of Nottingham’s bustling Lace Market, this city apartment is ideally situated for exploring all that Nottingham has to offer. The property is close to some of the area’s key attractions such as St. Ann’s Square and Victoria Centre.
The apartment itself offers guests plenty of space to relax after a busy day exploring the city. You can enjoy this apartment’s fully equipped kitchen/lounge area when you need time out from sightseeing and shopping.
The unit sleeps up to four people across two bedrooms and one bathroom (ensuite in the master bedroom).
Stylish and Spacious City Centre Apartment
Ratings: ★ 4.86 | Cleanliness: ★ 4.9 | Location: ★ 4.9 | Value: ★ 4.8
If you’re looking for a stylish and spacious city centre apartment, look no further than a Stylish and Spacious City Centre Apartment. This apartment is located in the heart of Nottingham and within easy reach of all major attractions. It’s perfect if you want to be close to everything while still having plenty of space.
The quirky two-bedroom property offers an open plan kitchen with breakfast bar, dining area, and lounge area with TV. The master bedroom has king size bed with luxury Egyptian cotton sheets, a quilt cover, and pillows. All bedrooms have flat-screen TVs (available as part of their service). There’s also a bathroom with a bathtub/shower combination as well as a guest toilet on site.
Conclusion
There are so many places to stay in Nottingham and all of them have their quirks. Whether you’re looking for something hip and trendy, or something more traditional, there’s sure to be something right up your alley here!
Our list only scratches the surface of what this incredible city has to offer its visitors: from parks full of classic Victorian architecture to pubs that serve local food on wooden boards (yes please!). There are plenty more unique places still waiting to be discovered. And if any of these options pique your interest, then by all means book them now!
Do you want to explore Nottingham at night and don’t know where to go? Check out these Best Pubs in Nottingham for you to try.
