Stayed at the hotel for one night Dawn and the other lady...who's name i have forgotten ..i aplogise...were wonderfull. The room i had was large and clean. A bit basic but great for the price.I arrived late and everything had been sorted for access. The following day they let me leave my baggage at the hotel while i went for... More

Free wifi, free parking, excellent customer service from Dawn the recpetionist. Basic breakfast but acceptable. Value for money. Would stay there again. Excellent location for cricket, football and bus ride into town centre. More

Paid almost £60 for the smallest room ever, don't know how they had the cheek to call it a bathroom..my husband had to stand in the bedroom to go to the toilet as there wasn't enough standing room inside! Shower cubicle was full of black mildew as was shower head...disgusting! Breakfast was dire, dirty tables & chairs. Needless to say... More

Stayed here for a work party rather than driving 2 hours home - was a great nugget by the Trent - would be great for cricket or football visits as 5 mins walk away. Dawn was accommodating on every level and went out of her way to make me feel welcome. Being on my own the security was top notch... More

We stayed in the ground floor room, very basic, a curtain separating the bathroom which took some pulling on,no bedside cabinets,no mirror, the noise was horrendous, ringing of the door bell through the night, the receptionest walking to and fro, talking, fire alarm going off ( by some idiots) The plus side was it was very close to our venue... More

We used the hotel as a place to sleep having been out for a family 'do'. I am glad we did not want to use the room for any more than this. We were in room 15 and you could barely walk round the bed, the bathroom looked like it had been built in what used to be a wardrobe.... More

On the Radcliffe Road - a one minute walk to Trent Bridge Cricket ground, we stayed here for the first 2 nights of the recent test match - £80 per night - what you get is location, location, location. The room we had was tiny, grubby and the shower/toilet (room 15) practically a cupboard that make Easyjet hotels appear capacious.... More

On reading the website for this hotel I got the impression that this was a reasonable budget option for a person travelling on business who didn't need a lot of amenities regarding their room. The rooms are quite small, and nothing special, which is fine for the price. However the hotel appears to cater to people coming into Nottingham for... More

We were very disappointed at our one night stay at The Gallery Hotel. The room we had (No11) was on the top floor, in the attic. There was only just room for the double bed and the tatty bedroom furniture - and you had to step over your cases on the floor to move around. The "en-suite" was a sliding... More