I was working in Nottingham but didn't want to stay in the city centre after bad experiences last time. The hotel is in a great location - it's near the bus route and the train station and so getting into Nottingham, and finding the place, was a doddle. Check-in was rather slow but it was nice to be shown personally... more

I agree with the other reviews that this hotel is basic and clean and great for the work man or school trip but the web site has some deceptively close up photos giving the impression of a middle to higher end establishment with prices to match. I was put above the night porters office and the TV was on all... more

I stayed at Hylands Hotel at the beginning of September while my son moved into Nottingham University's student accomodation. The hotel's proximity to the Universtiy campus made it perfect for us and at £55 for a double room the price is'nt bad either. The staff proved very helpful in giving us directions and advising us of nice local places to... more

A previous review notes that Hylands is a traditional british hotel. I'm afraid that's true: Beds that lie at angles, oxfam shop furniture, and a host that wonders whether you'd like your coffee instant or filter. Is this really a question? You'll find this place endearing if you like 70s kitsch. But if, like us, you don't much care for... more

I needed a hotel for a group of schoolboys on a fencing trip. It's only a five minute drive from the University where our competition was held, and I found it by doing a map search on the Net. The Hylands is a good, basic English hotel; there are three buildings, quite old, but pretty well maintained. What I liked... more

Stayed in this hotel for two nights while competing in a competition. Paid £22 per night for a single room. The hotel is clean and the staff are friendly and always willing to help. not a bad choice at all The downside of the hotel is its location which is no doubt far away from nottingham city centre. The environment... more