Castle House★★★★★
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"Nottingham Castle is a few steps away along with a range of bars and restaurants"
Overview
Nestled in the heart of the historic Castle Quarter in Nottingham city centre, Castle House is the new luxury private getaway in a stunning period townhouse. With beautiful original features and showstopping interiors, Castle House is a unique six-bedroomed property complete with hot tub and a rooftop terrace, the perfect spot for welcoming guests for a long weekend or weekday self-catering break. With the world-famous Nottingham Castle and the famous Robin Hood statue just a few steps away and a range of attractions, bars, and restaurants nearby, this is the perfect base for a relaxing stay with your family or group of friends as you explore this legendary city. Castle House is ideal for larger groups, boasting six stunning boutique bedrooms across three floors. The bedrooms, sleeping a maximum of 12 people, are all elegantly decorated with their own distinctive style in rich hues of blues, pinks and purple. Castle House’s spacious and central location lend themselves perfectly for all your private corporate event needs. Bursting with history, attractions and activities, Castle House is also near the upmarket neighbourhood The Park as well as Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem, famous for its caves and said to be England’s oldest surviving inn.
Ratings & awards
VisitEngland 5 Star Self Catering Accommodation
Gold Award
Our assessor loves...
City Centre Location - Nottingham Castle is a few steps away along with a range of bars and restaurants
Generous space throughout - Offering guests more than sufficient space to enjoy their stay.
Roof Terrace - Offering uninterrupted views of the caste and a hot tub!
Stunning period townhouse - Nestled at the heart of the historic Castle Quarter in Nottingham city centre.
Unique 6 bed Accommodation - With beautiful original features and showstopping interiors!
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About the area
Most people associate Nottinghamshire in the East Midlands with the legend of Robin Hood, though the former royal hunting ground of Sherwood Forest has been somewhat tamed since Robin’s outlaw days. Traditionally, the county’s primary industry, alongside agriculture, was coal mining but it is also an oil producing area, and during World War II produced the only oil out of reach of the German U-Boats
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