Comfy room and as you would expect a comfy bed. Free wifi was a let down and had to pay for the…read morepremium wifi as I needed to do some work as the free wifi was almost as slow as dialup. Breakfast was good and the staff ever so helpful and friendly. Also you now have to pay £4 to park in their private car park, which was new since my last visit here, I don't agree with the charge, even if I do get reimbursed later.

This is a standard airport Premier Inn. Quiet, comfy, and clean. Why 4 stars? We stayed here during…read morethe Download festival in near by Donington Park. The hotel was booked out with heavy metal fans (including a few families) who all landed back to the hotel covered in mud. The hotel had placed out plastic bags for everyone to put their muddy clothes into. They had signs around the reception, hoping everyone enjoyed themselves, and asking nicely to use the bags. They put on a selection of pizzas and food late in the evening for people coming back from the festival. And above all that, the staff were fantastic. Helpful, cheery, in great humour. Massive thanks to all of the staff for making our muddy stay great.

This place is cheap as chips...and there are chips available downstairs...that are also cheap as…read morechips! My friend and I went to a wedding up in Derbyshire last weekend...the hotel we wanted to stay in was all booked up, so we ended up here as a cheap alternative. It was £36 for a family room...so worked out as £12 each (or could have been £9 if we had a fourth person) The rooms were clean, but had only minimal facilities. Meh- it was fine for sleeping after wedding drinks!! Downstairs was a Burger King, M&S, WHSmiths, Costa and a canteen that had cooked breakfasts for £3.99 for Travelodge guests. There was also a lovely nature reserve (with benches) looking out to pretty Derbyshire Countryside...which was a lovely place to take breakfast. ...although you still hear the hummmm of the M1 motorway while you eat/sleep.

We stayed here once the night before an early-morning flight from East Midlands Airport…read more The hotel form a part of the big services building between the M1 and the airport. It is located too far to walk to the airport, and a taxi cost us £7. The room was absolutely fine: clean, comfortable, tea and coffee making facilities, TV, bathroom Absolutely ideal for an overnight stay, even if lacking the charm and character of a hotel which you might prefer for a longer stay. In the services area are the usual eating establishments, and a Marks & Spencer food shop, where you can buy a wide range of sandwiches and drinks. There are 80 car parking spaces for the Travelodge, which are free of charge if you are staying overnight. I paid £19 for the room, so this makes it ideal for those who need a night's sleep before morning flights.

Set on the river banks and tucked away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, this can make…read morefor a really quiet evening/ week end. There is accomadation available here in the main hotel and you can also rent a tradiional cottage here too. It is pricey but offers do come up from time to time. It is also a good spot to call in and have a drnk/ something to eat in the afternoon or evening. Summer months see lots of weddings at the week ends so if you are looking for accomadation- book early! Well worth a visit and located near the quaint village of Castle Donnington where you will find a healthy helping of traditional but tastefull English pubs!

A nice public house as well as hotel set on the banks of The River Derwent ( I think). A bit pricy…read morethough. Great in the summer months sitting outside watching the world float by.

My friends and I booked a spa break here for around £100 per person, which included bed &…read morebreakfast, one treatment, use of facilities, and a three-course meal in the Marco Pierre White Italian restaurant. The hotel and rooms are really nice. The staff at the front desk let us check into the rooms earlier than stated which we really appreciated. The facilities are nice and had everything that I would personally want: pool, jacuzzi, steam room, sauna, lots of room for lounging. Also plenty of showers dotted around. For a treatment I chose a 30 minute back neck & shoulder massage because really why would I choose anything else? The masseuse was friendly and professional and the massage was really good. She asked if I had any problem areas and I mentioned that my shoulder had been causing me pain, honestly I can't say she paid any particular attention to that shoulder and it still hurt, though in her defence it wasn't a sports/physiotherapy massage so I can't complain. The evening meal was really very good. Instead of a price limit which some hotels impose, we had a choice of any starter and any main from the menu - with the exception of possibly one of the steaks? I can't really remember but it wasn't unreasonable. I went for the ribs, which aren't something I would usually order but had been advertised as the restaurant's speciality so I felt I had to. They were really good. For my main course I had lamb which was cooked to perfection, really delicious. Breakfast was pretty good. Partly buffet style although the tea and coffee was made fresh and the eggs were cooked for you. I'd definitely recommend this place for a spa break.

This is the first time I've stayed here and it's alright! I'd definitely stay again if I was down…read morehere. +ve Marco Pierre White restaurant attached Rooms spacious Towels and dressing gown so good! Freebie toiletries are Elemis which is a fab brand Free WiFi It's clean -ve I found the gym a little too small. As it's open to members of the public as well as hotel residents it was a bit crowded and difficult to get to the equipment you want Right near the airport but you'll be alright if you bring earplugs. If you're quite tuned in to noise like that though it might be annoying.

We got the usual good service you'd expect from a Premier Inn…read more The room was clean and fairly spacious. We had a great view of BBC Nottingham :) The staff were friendly and very approachable. The breakfast room had a lovely view of the turn in the canal. You can easily walk into Nottingham centre along the canal too, where you can get to the cool bars that are on the canal. If you go along canal the opposite way you will meet the Trent river and have a smashing view of Notts Forests City grounds. It's a nice walk too, during which we saw a family of Canada Geese. I guess it'd be a pretty handy hotel for the of Notts Forests games, as well as any of the cricket games at Trent Bridge.

The White House restaurant is a favourite haunt for family meals. Whilst they do offer an a la…read morecarte menu, we without fail opt for the set menu - £22 for three courses, coffee and homemade chocolates, which given the quality of the food is exceptional value. Portion sizes, particularly of the starters, is huge - so be careful not to stuff yourself! Staff are incredibly friendly.

Newly refurbished bar and restaurant i had the dry masala fish chilli chicken curry and lamb keema…read more All the dishes were super especially the fish which was out of this world and well worth the visit. Drinks are all reasonably priced and the girl serving is also stunning.