East Midlands Conference Centre, University Park, The University of Nottingham, Nottingham , Nottinghamshire,
NG7 2RJ
Set in 330 acres of landscaped parkland, and with over 25 years' experience, the East Midlands Conference Centre has the flexibility to accommodate from 10 delegates up to 588.
Village Hotel & Leisure, Brailsford Way, Chilwell, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire,
NG9 6DL
Super-comfy beds and free WiFi - just a couple of the little luxuries you'll enjoy in our guest rooms. Then there's our new Starbucks Coffee Shop, serving up cool Frappuccinos on the sun terrace. We run fantastic daily promos on food and drinks at the Victory Pub & Kitchen, and you can dine out in relaxing surroundings at the Verve Grill. Situated only a few minutes from junction 25 off the M1, you are right in the heart of historic England. Visit the home of Lord Byron and D.H Lawrence; discover the magic of Nottingham Castle, Sherwood Forest and the children will love the American Adventure Theme Park.
Nottingham is a city that has it all, history, a thriving cultural scene and some of the best shopping anywhere in the UK. A city break at a hotel in Nottingham is one of the best ways to experience all it has to offer. Famed for its connections to the legend of Robin Hood and as an important city during the industrial revolution - there is an abundance of heritage and culture to be discovered. Nottingham is also an ideal destination for businesses in search of a conference venue, particularly as it is easily accessed from most parts of the country.
Nottingham's rich history has contributed to the city's wide assortment of architectural styles, which makes the town centre attractive. Famous landmarks include the buildings on King Street and in the area around the Old Market Square, as well as those around the Lace Market - a section of the city that was once the centre of Nottingham's famous lace making industry. Nottingham Castle is certainly worth a visit on a day out, as is the Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem pub set into the sandstone rocks at the foot of the Castle - it is reputed to be one of the oldest pubs in the UK.
Further afield from Nottingham, visitors can venture into Sherwood Forest - the legendary home of Robin Hood, as well as an area of valuable ancient woodlands. The Peak District can also be easily reached from a Nottingham hotel and is another very popular tourist destination.
Nottingham is a great choice as a conference venue or for a training away day. All of the training and syndicate rooms are well equipped with high quality audio visual technology and internet access throughout. Attendees in the training rooms will also be well catered for in the venue with refreshments always readily available.
