Best Nottingham holiday apartments

Nottingham and Sherwood Forest: Who doesn’t know them and the legendary Robin Hood? Year after year, visitors from all over the world flock to the English city in the East Midlands to follow in the footsteps of legend. Apartments in Nottingham are therefore quickly becoming scarce in the high season, so we recommend booking early if you want to explore this great English city and its surroundings. Couchsurfing in Nottingham we can not offer you, but accommodation with style, esprit and a lot of individual atmosphere, because you live in a private apartment. Nice hosts and neighbours will be happy to give you information if you want to have tips about sights, restaurants or chic in locations. Alternatively, you can now book Apartments in Sneinton Elements or private Holiday Apartments in Mapperley with us.

Apartments in Nottingham, at the pulse of Robin Hood legend

Your apartment in Nottingham can either be reached by plane via London and East Midlands Airport or by ferry or Eurostar. A rental car is recommended as there is public transport in and around Nottingham, but you are much more flexible with your own vehicle, especially if your journey is to take you from Nottingham to other destinations in England. Maybe to Liverpool? Or Edinburgh? Perfect, because we have for you both Apartments in Liverpool and private Apartments in Edinburgh, Scotland, ready. But first Nottingham will surely inspire you. It offers a wonderful mix at buildings from long past times and the flair of a modern university city. Thus e.g. the impressing market place of Nottingham spreads out before you and the oldest pub of England, ?Ye Olde Trip ton of Jerusalem?, lures with urigem Ambiente, while hip business, clubs and bars speak a more modern language.

England attracts you from your private holiday home in Nottingham

You probably don’t have much time to enjoy your cosy private holiday home in Nottingham because there’s so much to see. North of the city is the legendary Sherwood Forest, where Robin Hood and his companions are said to have set up camp around the imposing Major Oak. It is assumed that this huge oak tree is almost 1000 years old and Robin’s favourite tree. In the meantime, oak seedlings have been exported all over the world, and in Dorset the fruits of this famous oak have been turned into a small forest since 2003. In the southwest of the city is the Attenborough Nature Reserve, where you can spend hours on long walks. Or how about a side trip to the coast? About 133 kilometres east of Nottingham is the small town of Sutton-on-Sea.