I stayed at the Welbeck whilst tour managing musicians playing at the "rock city" venue nearby.This is a well located,no frills hotel.excellent bkfst buffet in roof top restaurant. Fantastic staff who made you feel at home.Underground car parking ,City Centre,and Nottinghams best ndian restaurant 1 minute away.This hotel is real value for money.

City centre hotel, very handy for my office. Not blisteringly hot [which suits me], comfortable with a decent sized room, easy to use TV and bathroom including a bath. Has seen better days but absolutely fine. Breakfast was HUGE, eggs x 2, sausage x 2, bacon x 2, load of mushrooms, tomatoes, beans.

well, i had great expectations for a room costing £70 per night. however, there were two or three things that aggrovated me. firstly, the parking is farmed off to the NCP next door. so, if you arrive before 17:00 or stay after 09:00, you are charged their extortionate rate. overnight parking is £6, with the hotel discount. however, you need hindsight to get your "discount" parking; a bit of paper with your room number on it which you give to the NCP man BEFORE you pay, otherwise you're stung for £14. if you check-out at 11:00 as normal, you've already rattled up an extra £2.40-odd parking. thanks Welbeck, it was a pleasure staying. secondly, the bed was w@nk. the mattress has seen thousands of miles of use, and it showed. the middle was nearly touching the bed-base. i'm surprised there are other reviews which claim the sleeping service is so good; don't believe it. it was like sleeping downhill, where your feet are noticably higher than your head. thirdly, for the price, there was no breakfast. however, you have a choice; £10.75 or £7.95 for cooked or toast respectively. with that cash in your pocket, you can get three decent Wetherspoons cooked breakfasts plus 4x tea and toast. the only thing i did appreciate about the stay in the Welbeck was the packet of Bourbon biscuits with the tea/coffee. i would not recommend this hotel, nor will i be back.

I stayed in this hotel for 2 nights as part of a work trip. The hotel itself is not awful but could be a lot better. In it's heyday (maybe the 80's or 90's?) I am sure it was the dogs .... but now it feels dated and tired. The hotel is let down in the details.

The staff are all very friendly and welcoming. When I arrived there was someone to open the door (tie not tied up properly) and the gentleman at reception very friendly, explaining breakfast times etc..
Up I went to the 5th floor. Room was a good size, very large bed and a good sized tv on the wall. Bathroom, average.

So 1st, the bedroom. The door is not automatic and has to be manually locked (inside and out) no spyhole. Wardrobe was a little clunky with tea & coffee inside on of the cupboards (horrible cheap biscuits) The bed was very comfy and plenty of fluffy pillows. The room was a little on the chilly side, the aircon/heater did not seem to work (later I spoke with reception who said not to put the temp up straight away, it had to be done gradually over about 30 mins!) The room has a lovely big mirror, great for make up, and a desk and table.

The window was huge letting in lots of light, unfortunately my room overlooked student accommodation so I just kept the curtains shut. The room had an extra door which I can only assume joined into next door (locked thank goodness) I took my laptop along to do some work, phoned reception for the WEP key. Here's a tip, DON'T BOTHER!! there was NO signal. (A colleague of mine complained and was moved to the 1st floor where she got signal)

I see some people complained of the noise from the nearby club. I did not find this to be a bother in the slightest. I stayed mid week and yes, you can hear something, but you are in hotel in the centre of Nottingham. I found I was able to sleep absolutely fine. I found the 5th floor to be quite quiet overall, there were not many rooms on the floor and it was just along from the restaurant.

Bathroom; weird heater controlled from outside the room. I didn't time it but you pressed the button, it came on for a while (as a light) heating the room. Trouble I found when it went off it made the room darker. One of the details letting the place down, there was a sign stuck to the mirror (about towel use) stuck on with blue-tack.. The shower was brilliant, really hot and strong. Bath was good size/depth although there were a few nicks in the base. The glass shower-screen was awkward, had to pull it outwards to run the bath yet in the shower it wasn't big enough and the floor got slightly wet.

Restaurant on 5th floor: Staff very friendly and funny (in the evening, morning staff nothing special) Our company uses this hotel a lot, the evening staff were used to dealing with us and quickly build a rapport. The breakfast was good, especially the cooked. The continental was ok. The evening menu was very very limited. I had the steak on both nights. The first night it was not amazing (£17, not worth more than £11!) very fatty and hard to cut, the 2nd night it was better. The pudding was a microwave job at best. Again the detail letting the place down, the menu's were laminated, wipe clean. Cheap looking/feeling.

The lifts were in good condition and working order. The reception was bizarre, two old water features in the middle of the floor and wood panelling. There are 2 toilets in reception, the ladies had no toilet roll or soap and had tiles missing from the wall, there was also no where to hang my coat.

I would stay at this hotel again, great location and very comfy bed, but I would not book it.