| rooms in the historic part of the hotel have period-style furnishings and decor (some have 4-poster beds), and original features including an elizabethan wall painting. complimentary breakfast is provided, and there's also a 17th-century oak-panelled restaurant, a cosy bar and lounge areas with log fireplaces, and a courtyard. newer rooms have a contemporary look. other amenities include 2 event spaces. set in a former elizabethan coach house, this traditional inn is a 2-minute walk from southwell minster and a 15-minute walk from the workhouse museum. all have en suite bathrooms and flat-screen tvs, while free wifi is available in most. check-in time: 2:00 pmcheck-out time: 11:00 am
Manchester Airport 2 hr 4
Lowes Wong (3 min) Leisure Centre (9 min) Old Market Square (Slab Square) (38 min.)
expansive open city square featuring iconic stone lions fountains & historic pubs. Newark Air Museum (22 min.)
iconic jet fighters and bombers displayed outdoors and in hangars plus cockpits to climb inside. Sherwood Pines Forest Park (26 min.)
park City Of Caves (32 min.)
cave network attraction under the city that has been adapted by man since anglo-saxon times. Nottingham Castle Museum U0026 Art Gallery (38 min.)
mansion with displays on local history decorative items and work by renowned international artists. The Major Oak (26 min.)
iconic & ancient oak tree known in local folklore as robin hood & his merry men s shelter. Rufford Abbey (19 min.)
free entry to parkland containing the ruins of a 12th-century cistercian abbey and a later mansion. White Post Farm (12 min.)
farm centre selling garden buildings with greenhouses sheds and kennels plus decking and paving. Nottingham Contemporary (32 min.)
elegant building sunk into a sandstone cliff with modern art galleries a learning area and a cafe. Robin Hoods Wheelgate Park (12 min.)
children s adventure park with rides themed play zones water park pony rides and seasonal events. Arboretum (34 min.)
victorian park with collection of more than 800 trees some of which planted when it opened in 1852. Newstead Abbey (25 min.)
water-features fill the 300-acre grounds of this dissolved monastery and home of byron s ancestors. National Justice Museum (32 min.)
penal system history tracing local legal institutions back to the 1780s with interactive tours. The Minster (1 min) Southwell Minster (3 min.)
church of england place of worship in a spectacular 1100s romanesque space with regular services. Queen Street (3 min) | 
