This hotel has some really great points, and then unfortunately some super, super bad points. I have stayed here twice now, so the below is a combination of my stays. The Good The staff all seemed nice, you get a good welcome and often seen chatting to guests. The gym and pool are both really good. The rooms are nicely decorated, beds are comfy It’s in a really good location in a nice part of Nottingham. The breakfast was nice. The Bad If you get allocated room 35 asked to be moved immediately, it is directly above the kitchen fan which makes an ALMIGHTY noise. It starts at 06:45 and runs until about 22:00. When I raised this with reception in my first stay it was met with a very odd reaction - almost a faux surprise - but I am genuinely shocked that they can sell this room. I am a heavy sleeper and have stayed in some questionable hotels in my time - but this was too much for me. It is loud and constant. For my second stay I actively asked not to be in this room. I was allocated room 31, which was close (you could still hear the noise but it definitely wasn’t as intrusive) but it was a single box room (and I mean a box room) - which is what I booked, but on reflection it didn’t really match up to the price. The Ugly For me, there were a few small details that could easily be fixed that really had a negative effect on my stay. The rooms at the back of the hotel are through a bit of a maze to get there, but they are signposted well - but when you leave your room there is no signposts to get back to reception and plenty of opportunities to go the wrong way. Not the end of the world, but annoying and easily fixable. In the shower there is no shelf to put anything on. Again, not the end of the world but a negative impact on my experience. There is no toilet brush for the toilet. It’s an ok experience, if a little over-priced, but with some very small adjustments it could be so, so much better - and stop selling room 35.

Receptionist was helpful and friendly. The room was clean but quite small. There was a long black hair on my pillow, only half a roll of lavatory paper in the bathroom and the sheets didn't come to the top of the bed (so you could see the mattress....I have an absolute aversion to that). The main road is right outside and it's incredibly noisy and continuous traffic. The bar is well stocked and breakfast is very good. Suggestions...get fitted under sheets. Put other drink sachets in the rooms (eg drinking chocolate or herbal teas). There were two of us and only one little pack of biscuits (two ginger nuts)...have a selection of a few.

I stay here for the location, close to Trent Bridge with easy access to the river and plenty of parking out back. The room was spacious and comfortable and had what I needed for a night’s stay. Breakfast was tasty, a hot buffet breakfast with the usual cereals and drinks. The gym is well equipped and there’s a small pool too. I have stayed here many times and recommend it.

Absolutely loved the hotel...Every member of staff was really nice, especially the young blonde girl behind the bar who, supplied our drinks she is a credit to the place!! Brilliant little spa and gym...the bed was comfortable, the breakfast was lovely the shower was easy to use ... (unlike some places we've stayed) everything was clean, we definitely would go back again. No noise which is a bonus!!

I have had the most pleasant stay here. The room was spacious, clean and well decorated. The gym is very well equipped and the spa is tranquil and a really beautiful space. A couple of chairs in the spa would make it even better! Meals in the restaurant were absolutely delicious, I didn't have breakfast though so can't comment on that. The best things is that every single member of staff I came into contact with was incredibly welcoming, professional and attentive. I really needed a nice relaxing day and evening and you definitely came up trumps for me. Thank you, I will be back for sure.

Thanks for our stay! Didn’t get to try spa/pool, but had a lovely room, clean & well presented The staff were lovely, and the breakfast was delicious 😋

I stayed at the hotel on Friday night and visited the restaurant. After sitting down to order, a waitress came over and informed me her manager had asked me to remove my cap. My first question is why he'd sent a young girl over to ask a guest a rather uncomfortable question whilst he sits behind his desk watching the cameras in the back room - something a real manager/leader should do themselves? Secondly, after walking over to reception to ask for clarity on why I was being asked to remove my cap when I was dressed smartly, I was told "it's just policy" I informed him I was on a date and wasn't comfortable removing my cap due to hair loss, to which he replied "well then you'll have to sit somewhere else" So we decided to leave and go and dine somewhere else. I have just got back from 5 weeks of travelling around Europe, where I ate at some amazing restaurants in Europes biggest cities, and not once was I asked to remove my cap. So it felt strange to be asked in a hotel in West Birdgeford that actually looks like it needs some renovating. The carpets probably do more damage to the appearance than me wearing a cap...

Rooms are clean and look like recently renovated. Restaurant is decent and staff very friendly. Good value for money

Stayed here for a week in November 2023. The hotel is small, but well run, rooms are cozy and clean, but there's a really bad damp smell in the corridor we were staying in around rooms 5 - 9. A nice breakfast on offer, but not much to look forward to on the dinner menu. Overall, a decent place, with good rates, nice facilites and a comfortable stay.

I'd recommend personally booking a room at the back, as the road outside is relentless and has a constant flow of traffic, noisy with and without window open.. Off road parking is free, staff seem mostly friendly, decent clean room, seems to be serviced daily. Small but nice basic spa and gym. Pretty good food in the restaurant, breakfast is extra cost £12 something to consider when booking. Has WiFi.

On entering place was clean and well kept, modern and colour brilliant. Stayed for 1 night. Room and meals were fantastic. All friendly staff. Only downfall would have to be no heating in our room but had a lovely stay. Many thanks to the staff there.

Fabulous food, atmosphere, service and the staff interaction was wonderful. We had a fabulous time. We'll definitely be booking again.

Our room was of reasonable size with good sized wardrobe, en-suite and bed. Decor was a tad in need of a refresh including the mouldy bottom of net curtains. My main gripe was the noise of the air-con unit outside. This may not be same in other rooms. We had a meal on our first night and the food was good and not over priced.

Nice hotel. Clean and comfortable rooms. Good location. Good was fine; some vegan options on menu and on request at breakfast. Stayed a few times. Always happy. Thanks

The lady working on reception late afternoon early evening has anger issues. It's the elder lady, her face goes tomato red when she is angry. Needs to learn basic manners and interpersonal skills. It's not great feeling when you're faced with that as soon as you walk in. Really intimidating too. Great facilities is why you got a 3.

I had my father’s wake here. The staff were so kind and attentive. Nothing was too much trouble for them. I cannot thank them enough for their attention to detail and their consideration. I’ve lived round the corner to the Beeches for many years now, but unfortunately haven’t been there until now. The food was perfect as was the service. I would highly recommend. Thank you again.

Had a lovely stay, everyone was friendly and helpful, it's about a 20-30 minute walk from city center with buses not far from the doorstep. Bed was comfortable. Free WiFi. Overall very satisfied.

It was overpriced for what is was. £320 for a single split for 2 nights and breakfast. The breakfast is your basic fair with pretty poor food quality considering it cost £18 per person. The pints at the bar were £7. And when the whole hotel was woken up at 7:30 by the fire alarm all staff did was day "sorry" and shrugged. The pool, spa and gym are also very basic with a sauna. To be honest I came here because I wanted a bit more luxury than a travel lodge. I really should be booked that and saved myself £150 quid.

Nice experience, great pool, sauna, and spa. Some of the primary gym equipment is outdated, and they charge £50pcm for gym membership, though, free of guests. Reception staff are immensely helpful and friendly. Breakfast is £10 and minimal with little to desire in terms of healthy options; therefore, I chose to buy a nice chunky microwave porridge and loose banana from the local supermarket for £2 and was more satisfying. First night Fish and Chips at £16. The dish looked amazing in terms of presentation. The fish was deep fried and disgusting, however, the chips were great, and I left the fish. The second night, I chose the fish platter £16, thinking an awesome healthy dish would be a nice treat, not at all. The whole plate was deep fried, and I could smell the heart attack fat oozing from the plate. I rejected the dish sharing that it should have been listed on the menu as a deep-fried plate of food. This was not charged to my final bill. I ate out at Zaap Thai for £12..Amazing, healthy food.

Beds and pillows are comfy and slept well. Broken light on bathroom mirror. Electric sockets too far from one of the beds and 2 of the mirrors. Room was warm enough. Did find a packet of paracetamol on the room floor from a previous guest. Food was delicious. I would stay here again.

Fairly accessible by key roads to the motorway, The Beeches are a homely hotel, bar and restaurant all rolled into one. The night staff were friendly and welcoming. Too late to sample the restaurant provisions but the soft bed, room, and bathroom 🚻 were all clean and just ready for us. WiFi is available for guests which is great. Also a TV and pressing iron and tea or ☕ coffee which made it relaxing. The shower 🚿 has nice temperature control so you easily set your water heating to your liking. It is easy to scald yourself so a notice on the wall serves as reminder. Much of the hotel has a plumpy carpet and lift access to your room. In the reception area, a small bookshelf has some reads from the likes of Richard Hammond and others. Thank you for the night.

The room wasn't very comfortable and I wouldn't class it as a 4 star to be honest. Toiletries were rationed and the bed wasn't comfortable. The room was also up so many stairs, which would be an issue for anyone with mobility issues or after a back operation (me). Mould all over the windows and such a warm room. Makes no sense to have the radiators full blast but yet have the windows open? The spa and bar was fine, think is what brings the hotel up to 4 star to be honest. Reception staff could do with some customer service training, the brunette lady didn't once wish us well to enjoy our stay nor ask how it was when we checked out, otherwise we would have highlighted these issues at check out. I've worked in hospitality for 15 years and I just felt the experience was poor for a 4 star if I'm honest. Quite close to city centre and the spa is the only thing going for this place, we may have just been unlucky with a cheap room but I wouldn't have paid nearly £100 for a poor night's sleep and not enough loo roll.

lovely hotel,really comfy beds,spotless,lovely room.Great breakfast.really friendly staff,even the chef came out and had a laugh with us.Totally recommend this place.

Nice clean room with good buffet breakfast and good location for my needs. Didn't use the gym or sauna, so I can't comment on these.

Very clean and comfortable sleep. The staff was very nice and polite. We will be back again!

The room we booked was spacious given that it had a separate study room from the sleeping area, with an extra TV. This was very convenient as I was able to stay up late and do my research without disturbing my husband. The staff members were very polite, pleasant and professional in delivering customer service. Breakfast was good and to our taste. The location was a bit tricky as we weren't expecting the hotel to be tucked in between residential properties, which led to us missing the signboard and as such the hotel. That was just a minor issue as we located the property soon after getting lost. We have been in a few hotels in Nottingham. This will be our hotel of choice from now on as it ticks all the boxes in terms of our personal preferences. Keep up the good work!!!

Room very small, few issues with the outlook. Personally I don't think it should be used as a Bedroom. Breakfast a bit disappointing for the money they are charging. Staff very nice.

Rooms shockingly small. No windows in room apart from small secured window in extremely small shower/ toilet room. Rooms were extremely warm in warm weather. Shower tray kept filling with water. Noise from other rooms. Bed small and up against radiator that kept making a clanging noise every time I moved. Maze of corridors to get to room which were small and only fitted on person.

Have not stayed here but know it recently has been renovated and has new owners. Enjoyed a meal with family here. Great location for anyone attending cricket or football ⚽️

Having booked the Beeches hotel and spa for my wife’s birthday I thought it would be a good idea and a treat with the use of the free spa. At least once a month we go to a hotel with spa facilities so as you can image we have been to quite a few in and around the Nottingham area. The staff are very friendly and attentive but on arrival after checking in we decided to go straight to the jacuzzi and sauna. There was a sign saying that the water had just been changed and would take some time to get to an acceptable temperature, so we decided to go in the sauna for a while and wait. After a short while we decided to try again but it was still freezing. I decided to go for a swim but that was freezing as well, and at that stage is when a fitter came through the pool area to fix the jacuzzi apparently. After that disappointing start we then decided to go to the bar and try to find out what was on the menu for dinner at night then to be told that half the menu wasn’t available as there is a problem with the gas supply so we had to goto a local eatery for dinner. The following morning we went down stairs for breakfast which was very nice but half way through our conversation was drowned out by workmen hammering the life out of a wooden frame. My wife and I just looked at each other and couldn’t believe it. So the hotel is very nice the rooms are very clean and the staff are good BUT after serious consideration we would not stay here again. Kindest Regards Mr Strafford

First time there - on business trip. Nice hotel with spa and swimming pool. the room was small but clean and well equipped, meals fresh and tasty - not a standard menu, which I liked. Will return if this area again.

This hotel was wonderful. There was a conveniencestore 20yd away and another 100yd was the river Trent. Trent Bridge, Meadow Lane and the City Ground are a 10min walk away. There is a large free car park, outdoor seating, a swimming pool, gym and spa onsite. Full use is included in the room price. The room had a good hospitality tray and the bed was comfy. There was a hairdryer, iron and board provided. The food was amazing. I don't usually eat an evening meal where I stay but I ate here both evenings and enjoyed every bit. Breakfast was a buffet and there was lots to choose from. The barman/waiter was great and we had a good laugh. I'd definitely stay again.