Lace Market Hotel

About Lace Market Hotel

Lace Market Hotel occupies a row of converted Georgian buildings on High Pavement, the main street running through the Lace Market and one of the best-preserved streets in the city. The setting puts guests in the middle of Nottingham's densest concentration of independent bars and restaurants, with the Cross Keys pub and restaurant operating as the hotel's own ground-floor venue.

Rooms mix original features, exposed brick, high ceilings and sash windows, with a contemporary decorative style, and several of the larger rooms and suites retain fireplaces and cornicing from the building's original use as merchants' townhouses. The hotel's late licence and central position make it a popular choice for a weekend built around Nottingham's evening scene rather than an early-to-bed stay.

St Mary's Church and the Contemporary art gallery are a minute's walk away, and the castle and Old Market Square are both under ten minutes on foot, making this one of the most walkable bases in the city for anyone without a car.