Hotels near St Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, Nottingham

Found this hotel as a stopover from Devon to Northumberland. Welcoming reception and friendly staff in all areas. I had requested a certain area of hotel and request was granted! We had an upgraded (premium) room so can only speak on that! Pleasantly decorated with air con. Comfortable bed and pillows. Clean. A safe in wardrobe and a small fridge with water, coke, crisps and chocolate complimentary to members! A coffee machine and instant coffee and tea. Very nice toiletries in bathroom with a good shower. The only negative is the bathroom is very small especially the toilet area! We had a voucher for a complimentary drink from the bar which we didn’t use but in the morning reception said we could get a takeaway which was such a lovely gesture. There was a good breakfast with pretty much everything on offer including a separate area for gluten free! A very big car park finished this delightful overnighter. We will defo return as do this journey a few times a year. Keep doing what you’re doing….. you’re doing it right! Thank you

A traditional bed and breakfast place run by a hard-working married couple. Nice and friendly and provided a really good breakfast ( in with the cost of the room) We stayed as a group of friends opting for a single room with ensuite each. The room contained single bed, space for hanging clothes, tv, kettle with teas, coffees, table and mirror and small but perfectly running shower, toilet and sink in bathroom. The room and communal areas were clean and tidy. A 5-minute walk to Beeston train station and tram lines that take you right into Nottingham city centre. Parking is available but limited to 5 or 6 cars although we all managed to park on site. This place is a no-frills bed and breakfast place which is recognised in the cheap price for the single rooms but remains really good value for money especially with the traditional English breakfast included. Which explains why they were fully booked all week. I would definitely stay again when in the area.

I really wish I'd paid attention to the negative reviews of this hotel before I booked. I paid £153 for a single night of misery here, when it seems other nights are about £35-40 -- but even at that cheaper price, I'd still avoid it like a plague. The hotel has no parking, and on-street parking was non-existent. The corridors on our floor reeked of smoke, with a hint of ********* smoke. On first glance, our room was fine. Decent size, big windows etc. However, closer inspection revealed: - red stains on the wall, that looked like some sort of jam but who knows. - brown stains on the wall, I shudder to think what these were - the tap on the kitchen sink was not securely attached to the sink and came off when i tried to use it - the shower cubicle smelled of raw sewage - the bathroom needed a deep clean, lots of (what looked like) pubic hair on the floor, and general 'shower gunge' build up - there was about 20% of a full toilet roll available, with no others provided - the bed was presentable, but had long black hairs inside and under the sheet - the sheet was way too small, and uncovered the mattress during use - the walls in the room were paper-thin Additionally, and I can't really blame the hotel for this, next door is a student bar that was very loud most of the night, but nothing compared to the people in the room next to ours that played very loud music until 1am. Not the relaxing night before a 13.1 mile run we wanted!

I throughly enjoyed my stay at the Radisson Blu again. I had the pleasure of staying in a runway room which was very clean and tidy. The staff were lovely, amazing customer service from Andrew and Neelam in the bar who were very pleasant. Will be back again soon!

A hotel that helps a colleague make a mistake. This family was good in all aspects of the evaluation and chose this family. The hotel's been making good comments. Nice position, too! Good recommendation!

Rooms nice and clean, really good soaps in bathroom. Bathroom was always perfect temperature, nice heated floor. Kitchen well equipped though we only stayed one night so didn't need it. Beds comfy, generous with duvet and pillows! Had small problem in one room (William...) but Tatiana came to the rescue, late at night, she was so helpful!! I work customer service so know how awful customers can be when they have a problem, but Tatiana was a saint, nothing was too much trouble, she made us feel well cared for, sorted us out quickly and made us laugh.

It should be the original athlete village remodeling, the decoration is old, and the room is poorly soundproofed. The location is biased, but the scenery is good. Breakfast is served in general and things cannot be stored.

It’s very convenient to live in Mercury Hotel to plan a tour in Nottingham. Regarding the excellent location, I can only take 1-minute walk to the tram station named Lace Market, it takes you to Beeston or remote retail outlets within couple of minutes. Also, I takes leisure walks within few minutes to city centre for shopping at M&S, Primark, Victor Centre, etc. Besides, you may never forget supports/advice from the enthusiastic and knowledgeable hotel teams.

We booked a twin room and was upgraded to a garden room which was a lovely surpise! Everyone in the hotel is very polite & helpful, amazing service! The room itself was very clean but average (reminded me of being in a marriott hotel in the room). We hardly got any sleep as we could hear people above us walking around / banging and doors slamming in the middle of the night and at 6.30am people were talking next door. The walls seem very thin (this is why I'm giving it a 4/5). Breakfast selection was limited espically for £17.