Best Western Plus West Retford Hotel is situated in the historic market town of Retford. It is an 18th-century manor house set in over 4 acres of professionally-landscaped gardens.
Jamie
United Kingdom
Location the family room everything I asked for, i.e., no feather pillows, a cot was provided.
Situated in Retford and with Clumber Park reachable within 13 km, The Herbalist Rooms features a garden, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
Lucy
United Kingdom
In a nice town, parking nearby, clean room & comfy bed
Occupying a privileged position, on the edge of Sherwood Forest, this Nottinghamshire hotel is a haven of unrivalled tranquillity and natural beauty; an ideal base for exploring the county.
Anita Gaskell
United Kingdom
I had a swim in the spa pool that was free for guests
Offering a garden and lake view, 17th-Century One Bed Studio with Parking & Garden! is set in Elkesley, 25 km from Sherwood Forest and 36 km from Lincoln University.
In the heart of the historic village of Laxton, The Dovecote Inn is a charming traditional inn offering fine food and rooms that are spacious and full of character. Wi-fi is free.
Peter
United Kingdom
Good location
Good value for money
Staff friendly and helpful
Boasting a garden and views of garden, Tumbleweed Cottage is a bed and breakfast set in a historic building in Newark upon Trent, 15 km from Clumber Park.
SandLs
United Kingdom
Tumbleweed Cottage is in a beautiful quiet location, within 2 or 3 minutes of the A1 and was perfect for our needs, allowing us a stopover enroute to LeShuttle and breaking up our journey nicely. The cottage was easy to find and easy to access. Shaan and Sef were delightful hosts - their enthusiasm was infectious and they've done a wonderful job of restoring their old lodge, creating a warm, welcoming and very comfortable home. They very kindly agreed to accommodate our request for an earlier breakfast, allowing us to hit the road south in good time, and the range of choice was excellent. We left feeling very rested and very full!! We'd highly recommend staying at Tumbleweed Cottage and we'll definitely be back again the next time we're heading for the Shuttle
The barn was so clean, compy everything you could need, the...
The barn was so clean, compy everything you could need, the village is very charming, lots of rural space to walk, the family were all so nice, i have told my family and friends to stay there, just a short drive to Sherwood Forest and Rufford Abbey lots of places to visit if you wish.
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Anonymous
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There was donkey, sheep, goose and 3 cats on site.
There was donkey, sheep, goose and 3 cats on site. Very nice to go and see. We had nice walk around the village, had a meal in duke William. We had drive out to few places and had meal at queens hotel at east Markham which was very nice and excellent value for money. The owners of barn are lovely if you had a problem or wanted to know anything they was there to help.
Lord
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Cute little village, with a lovely dog friendly pub with...
Cute little village, with a lovely dog friendly pub with amazing food. Walks all around and a short drive to clumber park and Sherwood Forest. Definitely recommend staying here, it’s perfect for a couple and a small dog.
Joanne
United Kingdom
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