Chatterley House Nottingham

Coronation Road, Nottingham, England United Kingdom

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Very Good, 8.3

Excellent service

Clean rooms

Spacious showers

25 reviewsfrom verified guests

Chatterley House is a family run hotel located in the heart if D.H. Lawrence country at Cossall, Nottingham with easy access to East Midlands Airport and junction 26 of the M1 motorway. This beautiful period house was once home to the famous Lady Chatterley and has been converted into a modern 12 bedroom hotel offering double, twin and single rooms all with ensuite, colour TV and high speed wireless internet access and ample free parking. Whether your visit is for business or pleasure, we can assure you that your stay here at Chatterley House will be a memorable stay, with all the amenities you need including our highly acclaimed Restaurant serving international and local cuisine. Chatterley House Hotel has under gone a major refit to the restaurant, bar and all the rooms and a new outdoor decking area has been refitted out for smokers.

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Hotel Features

General

Restaurant, Disabled Access, Air Conditioned, Non-Smoking Rooms, Cable / Satellite TV, Coffee / Tea Maker, TV, Disabled Accessible Rooms, Disabled Parking, Wheel Chair Access, En suite

Services

Conference Room(s), Wake-up Service, Meeting Rooms

Internet

High-speed Internet is available at this hotel. Wireless internet on site.

Parking

The hotel has free parking.

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From 2:00 PM

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Prior to 12:00 PM

Guest Reviews

A summary of 25 guest reviews

Nine guests mentioned the staff in a review, eight found them helpful and polite
Six guests mentioned the room cleanliness in a review, five felt they were very clean
Out of three reviews of the shower, three said they were clean
Two guests reviewed the hotel beds, two said they were very clean
Four guests mentioned the size of the rooms in a review, four said they were small