Stay at Jurys Inn, Nottingham, England 3*** rating: Ideally situated on Station Street, in the heart of the city centre, Jurys Inn Nottingham is the perfect solution to your accommodation requirements. Only minutes away from all business, shopping, cultural and entertainment districts, Jurys Inn Nottingham is the ideal base to enjoy this vibrant city. Jurys Inn Nottingham, one of the newest budget hotels in Nottingham, offers guests an excellent standard of 3 star accommodation and a central location on the London Road, close to the railway station and within a two minute walk of the new tramway system. It’s the perfect choice for business or leisure travellers. Jurys Inns provide excellent 3-star comfort offering fixed room rates. Our spacious, comfortable rooms offer modern-day conveniences and can accommodate three adults or two adults and two children sharing.
Address: Waterfront Plaza, Station Street, Nottingham, NG2 3BJ, England.
Tel: +44 (0)115 901 6700.
About Nottingham: A Saxon town Nottingham has been a very successful city over the years. It was a hot bed of trading between the Saxons and Normans, when good old William the Conqueror (see London) built a castle there. The castle remained an important bhold and most medieval monarchs regularly decamped there. The castle only lasted until the late 17th century when it was bashed in the civil war, and superseded by a palace. About 100 years later Nottingham became the place for lace, and boomed, the population exploded 5 fold in 5 decades, the fall out of which was the emergence of a sizable slum. In 1810 hard times invoked the Luddite revolution, a band of furious former workers who vandalised the commercial centres and selected private individuals. The consistent uprisings of the area eventually calmed down with the clearing of the last of the slums in the 19th century.
What to See at Nottingham: With beautiful gardens, extensive parkland, an amazing collection of over three quarters of a million artefacts, playgrounds, exhibitions, events for all the family and unusual buildings steeped in history and intrigue, you’ll be amazed at what there is to do and discover at Nottingham City Museums and Galleries. The museum of Nottingham Life depicts the social history of Nottingham over the last 300 years. Housed in five 17th century cottages adjacent to the famous 'Trip to Jerusalem' public house. Brewhouse Yard once contained a thriving community of 20 houses with, at its peak, a population of some 127 people. Today the surviving buildings house the museum and contain a mixture of reconstructed room and shop settings, and gallery displays. Visit Nottingham Castle - a magnificent 17th century ducal mansion built on the site of the original Medieval Castle, with spectacular views across the city. A vibrant museum and art gallery housing collections of silver, glass, armour and paintings, plus fifteen centuries of Nottingham history. The galleries also bring the best regional, national and international artist's work to the city.Nottingham Castle is 10 minutes walk from Nottingham City centre, with easy access from train and bus stations. Parking is close by. Underneath the Castle are many manmade caves and tunnels, some of which date back to medieval times.Visitors can take a guided tour to see Mortimer’s Hole, King David’s dungeon and the old wine cellar.The tour is strenuous and includes steep steps.Many visitors choose to descend through hundreds of years of history, learning on the way gruesome tales about Roger Mortimer and King David of Scotland.
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