Hotels in Edingley

Edingley has no hotels of its own, being far too small a village to support one, but it makes a peaceful rural base for exploring this corner of Nottinghamshire if you are happy to stay just a short drive away. The obvious choice is Southwell, only three miles to the south-east, whose historic streets around the Minster hold a mix of traditional inns, guesthouses and bed and breakfasts, many in handsome Georgian buildings. Newark-on-Trent offers a wider spread of hotel options, from chain hotels to independent townhouse stays, and is well connected by rail if you are arriving without a car.

For something closer to Edingley itself, the surrounding villages and farms host a scattering of bed and breakfasts and self-catering cottages, ideal for those who want genuine countryside quiet at night while still being within easy reach of Southwell, Sherwood Forest and Newark by day. These tend to be small, family-run operations rather than large hotels, so booking ahead is worthwhile, particularly around race days at Southwell Racecourse or during the busier summer months.

Whichever base you choose, Edingley's position just off the Southwell to Farnsfield road makes it a straightforward addition to a day's touring, whether you are visiting for the church, the pub, or simply the pleasure of a proper English lane with no traffic on it.