Find 2 Star Hotels in Attenborough from SAR 116

"The location was perfect for my trip. I travelled to Nottingham by train for an event at the Motorpoint arena. The Ibis is about 5 minutes walk from the Motorpoint, and less than 10 minutes from the train station. The hotel is exactly what I've come to expect from Ibis - clean, comfortable room and friendly, helpful staff. I would reccomend this property for anyone needing a hotel in the area"

"Room was modern and clean. Bed super comfortable. Slept like a log. Plenty of free parking. Entry to hotel and room using pin code access so check in confirmed online. Very convenient. Would definitely stay here again. "

"Always a lovely sray"

"Lovely place, will definitely stay again. If you want luxury & silence in your room, this isn't the place for you but if you want somewhere clean with all the basics and friendly staff for an overnight stay this is perfect. We had a double room with ensuite, all clean, tidy and comfortable. It had all of the basics we needed for an overnight visit. The staff are all lovely and so helpful. If you don't fancy the stroll to the center there is a bus stop right outside or reception will call you a...

"Very good stay"

"Lovely hotel, and very secure as you seem to not make your way to the rooms through a private entrance to a courtyard. Food / drinks / atmosphere were really nice in the pub next door. Room very comfortable. "

"Fabulous staff. Excellent food. Very comfortable bed. Shower head had a leak but was replaced very promptly. Thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Only slight criticism would be that it was a bit messy near the bedrooms. "

"The hotel was in the perfect location for the rail station, which was the reason for booking. The hotel was adequate in regards to their facilities, and the owner was very friendly, which is always a plus. The room was small, but fine for an overnight stay. It was a little bit musty in smell, though probably just needed airing a little bit more. Breakfast was reasonable and I was accommodated for allergies and preference. "