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Corporate and business stays in Nottingham

Corporate stays in Nottingham

Whole apartments in Nottingham for people working in the city. A desk, proper wifi, self check-in at any hour, and an invoice your finance team will accept.

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Whole flatNot a hotel room
Desk and wifiActually work from it
VAT invoiceFinance will accept it
Mon to ThuOr weeks at a time

The short answer

Business and corporate accommodation in Nottingham.

We let whole apartments in Nottingham to people working in the city: consultants on a client site, project teams, people covering a role for a few months, and anyone whose company would otherwise be paying hotel rates four nights a week. You get the whole property rather than a room, with somewhere to work, a kitchen, a washing machine and self check-in at whatever hour the last train gets in. We invoice the company properly, with a purchase order reference if you need one. Nottingham's centre is compact enough that a central flat reaches almost everything on foot or one tram.

Called a few different things

Different companies call this different things. Corporate accommodation Nottingham, business accommodation Nottingham, corporate housing Nottingham, corporate let Nottingham, short term serviced apartments Nottingham, corporate short term lets, serviced apartments, commercial accommodation, corporate rental, or simply a better business hotel Nottingham alternative. It is all the same request: somewhere better than a hotel room for somebody who is here to work.

What finance actually asks

A hotel for four nights a week, for three months, is a line item somebody will question.

That is usually what starts this conversation. Hotel rates on a Monday to Thursday pattern, multiplied across a project, become visible in a way that a serviced apartment does not, and the hotel gives you a room, a kettle and a breakfast you are too early for. An apartment costs less across the same period and is a better place to spend three months. It suits you if:

You are in Nottingham several nights a week, for weeks
You need to actually work from where you are staying
There are two or three of you on the same project
You arrive late and leave early
You would rather cook than eat out every night
Finance needs a clean VAT invoice, not a pile of receipts

Where you would be

Where the work actually is in Nottingham.

01

A centre you can walk

Nottingham's centre is small. Old Market Square, the Lace Market, Hockley and the station sit within a few minutes of each other on foot, and a client site in any of them is walkable from a central flat. The thing a map hides is the gradient. Canning Circus and the streets climbing up from the station are a proper hill in either direction.

02

The station and the line south

Nottingham station is on the south edge of the centre, with a tram stop on it and trains to London St Pancras, Birmingham, Sheffield and Lincoln. The large office development at Unity Square sits directly opposite. If you are going home at weekends, or your team flies in and out, being near the station is worth more than it sounds on paper.

03

Beeston, the campus and the park

Not everything is central. The Boots campus is out towards Beeston, and the University of Nottingham's University Park and the science park sit along University Boulevard. Both are a tram ride or a short drive rather than a walk. For a long engagement on one of those sites, the centre is a default worth questioning rather than an obvious answer.

04

What the tram does not cover

The tram runs broadly north to south, out to Hucknall and Phoenix Park one way and Clifton and Toton Lane the other. It is quick and it is reliable. What it does not do is go east, so West Bridgford, Mapperley and Carlton are bus or car despite being close in. Evenings are simpler: the Lace Market and Hockley are where people eat.

05

Not every train is quick

London and Lincoln are straightforward from Nottingham, and Birmingham and Sheffield are manageable. Manchester is the awkward one. The direct service goes the long way round through Sheffield and takes a good deal longer than the map suggests. If the project has people travelling in from the north west, work that out before anybody commits to doing it as a day return.

06

The centre empties at weekends

The working half of town clears out on a Friday evening. Offices in the Lace Market go quiet, the streets around the station are close to empty on a Sunday, and what stays open sits around Hockley, Sneinton Market and the Creative Quarter. If you are staying over the weekend rather than going home, it helps to know which half still has people in it.

07

A hire car needs a plan

Parking in the middle of Nottingham is priced to put you off, and most central flats come with no space at all. If the client site is at Beeston, Clifton or on one of the business parks you probably need the car, which makes where it sits overnight a real question rather than a detail. Many people here own one and still take the tram in.

08

When someone comes to visit

There is enough to fill a weekend without leaving. Wollaton Hall sits in its deer park on the west side, the castle stands on a sandstone rock above the town with old pubs built into the base of it, and the Park Estate below still runs on gas lamps. Southwell Minster is a short drive out and Lincoln is about an hour by direct train.

Booking direct

The same property, without the platform's cut.

Our properties are on Airbnb and Booking.com as well, and you are welcome to book there. Booking direct also avoids the guest service fee the big platforms add on top, which on a longer Nottingham stay is not a small number. Booking with us direct also means you are talking to the people who actually run the property rather than a message thread inside an app, which matters when you need an early check-in or an extra week.

For a project running more than a few weeks, message us rather than booking online. We can quote a weekly or monthly rate, invoice the company monthly in arrears, and hold the property across the whole project rather than you rebooking every week.

In every property

What is actually there when you arrive.

Desk and a proper chair
Fast wifi
Fully equipped kitchen
Washing machine
Smart TV
Hotel-standard linen and towels
Self check-in at any hour
Weekly clean on longer stays
Iron and board
Tea, coffee and the basics
VAT invoice with a PO reference
Someone reachable seven days

Nottingham questions

What people ask about staying in Nottingham.

Where in Nottingham would I actually be?

Nottingham's centre is small enough to cross in twenty minutes on foot, with the professional district, the Lace Market and Hockley all inside it. Most of the business demand here is health, higher education and the science park rather than corporate finance.

Can I park in Nottingham?

City centre parking is paid and the residential streets close in are permit zones. The tram and the park and ride sites take most of the pain out of it if you are commuting to the edge of the city, and are worth using rather than driving into the middle twice a day.

Which part of Nottingham should I be in?

Most of what you would need day to day sits in the city centre, the Lace Market, West Bridgford and Beeston. Tell us where you need to be each morning rather than which postcode you fancy, and we will be honest about what is close to it and what only looks close on a map.

How easy is it to get around Nottingham without a car?

The tram runs from the station through the centre to Hucknall and Clifton, and London is an hour and three quarters.

What is there to do in Nottingham on a day off?

The Castle, Wollaton, the Lace Market and the arena are all central, Trent Bridge and the two football grounds sit together across the river, and Sherwood and the Peak District are inside an hour. For a compact city there is more within reach than there appears to be.

Questions we get asked

What companies ask us before booking.

Can you invoice the company rather than me?

Yes, that is the normal arrangement. We invoice the company directly with the dates, the address and any purchase order reference, and VAT is shown properly. Give us the billing details when you book and it will be right first time rather than something you chase from a hotel lobby.

Do you do weekly or monthly corporate rates?

Yes. The rate drops as the stay gets longer and drops again beyond a month. For a Monday to Thursday pattern over a long project, talk to us rather than booking nights online, because there is usually a better way to structure it.

Can I actually work from the apartment?

Yes, and that is deliberate. There is desk space and proper wifi rather than a chair by a window and a connection that struggles with a video call. If you need to know the actual speed at a specific property before you commit, ask and we will tell you.

What if I arrive on the last train?

Fine. Check-in is self service with a code, so there is no reception to reach and nobody to wake up. Same for a five in the morning departure.

Check availability

Send us the project dates.

Check availability on the booking site, or message reservations with the dates, the pattern and how many of you, and we will quote it properly.

Reservations, seven days a week, on 0333 880 7213