Enjoy and respect Ibis as accept dogs.

Would like/expect full air-con - not 'cooling' system! Not overly hot weather in April, in UK, room still very stuffy/hot, as, 'safety feature' window only opens approx 4 inches.......so unless wind in certain direction, to enter small space, no air enters room. Had blind down each day to keep out sun. As room so hot, had to have window open at night. Room 303/Easter, had lots of noise from outside adjacent bar - open until 1am? Lots of shouting and screaming from bar visitors. As busy, settled did not want hassle of changing rooms.

Location is quite good, adjacent to tram stop (one stop from station: expensive if single trip; cheap if using tram elsewhere in day). Reasonable walking distance from city centre (or station if unencumbered). Room was typical chain hotel style: generally comfortable and adequate. Heating controls were simple and worked well. Bed was comfortable and bedside light adequate. Shower fine.

Room had but one (hard) chair and very dim lighting; it would not suit someone who wanted to work or otherwise spend much time sitting around. There was a small amount of street noise which didn't bother me, but these were Sunday to Tuesday nights and a light sleeper might be disturbed. I took breakfast one day (£12). It was not the worst hotel buffet I've encountered but certainly not the best. The food selection was fairly basic and it suffered the usual problems of lukewarm food kept waiting for too long. Price seemed fairly stiff for chain.

The hotel room was lovely, providing us with hand-wash, body wash, hair wash and basic toiletries. Also a selection of instant coffee and teas paired with sweetners and sugars, a working kettle, plug socket and 2 mugs. The bed sheets were fresh and clean, the tv had a variety of channels to choose from suitable for any age. The breakfast was one of the best ones I've had, with inclusively ranging from cereals to baked crisp croissants and muffins to warm hashbrowns beans and sausages, all you could ask for. The beverages were lovely, flavoured tea, coffee and freshly served cranberry, apple, and orange juice to pair.

The room was slightly tatty in places. Cigarette burns etc stained carpet.

Very helpful staff....excellent location just minutes walk from the train station towards the center which is right there...food shops within 2 doors (tesco x)..... room was perfunctionary but perfectly fine..... But the best thing was the best cooked self service breakfast I have ever had...and I'm a chef...they obviously had a chef and not just a cook on ...everything was just a little bit special.... very fresh pastries fluffy scrambled eggs hash browns actually browned and not just heated up and slightly sweet strip bacon....beautiful...and only a tenner Iff you have a night out in Nottingham coming up this place is spot on

We were very happy with our stay at Ibis Nottingham, the staff were extremely helpful and friendly as soon as we arrived. The location was several minutes away from the ice rink where we were attending an event and also very near to numerous bars, restaurants and a supermarket. We booked a family room which consisted of a double bed and 1 single bed. The bedroom and bathroom were spotlessly clean. Breakfast in the morning was impressive, there was a lot of choice. We arrived on a Saturday night and had not pre-booked a restaurant and realised that the wait would be at least a couple of hours however the Ibis made fantastic pizzas which we had for dinner instead. A great stay all round. We'd definitely stay again. Thank you.

Location is perfect for visiting the city and discounted carpark is directly opposite the hotel which is a real bonus. Nice little bar in the foyer which we weren't expecting. Rooms were basic but that was to be expected, but clean and warm. Bed was comfortable but pillows could do with some softening work - I ended up packing my puffer jacket into mine to make it less hard... The cooked breakfast was initially disappointing as it looked like it had been sitting there congealing for ages but then they replaced it and it was steaming hot and fresh, so all good in the end. Nice coffee machine. The best bit was one of the front of house staff who's name escapes me, but was studying law at NTU having immigrated to the UK only 5 years before and not speaking a word of English. Such a friendly, charming guy and a credit to the hotel.

The pillows.

We've never stayed at an Ibis hotel before, so we truly didn't know what to expect. It was a last minute booking and the location was exactly what we wanted so it suited us. On arrival we were very pleasantly surprised to find a very clean and comfortable room, that was relatively spacious and had all the elements we required for our short stay. The beds were comfortable and even though this is a city centre hotel (and we MEAN City CENTRE!!) it was quiet and we were able to sleep well.

We were told that we could validate our parking ticket (for the car park directly across the road from the hotel), which we did on leaving. When we paid, however, no money was removed from our tariff, so we had to pay the full £16.00, which was disappointing. We were in a rush to leave, so weren't in a position to query this at the time...

Good choice of hot and cold food at breakfast. Plenty of oat and soya milk. Plenty of choice for vegetarians / vegans. Gluten free cereal available if you ask. Very comfortable room: fairly basic, but perfect for what I needed. Lovely shower. Excellent toiletries. Fantastic location right in the city centre. Staff very friendly and helpful. View from the hotel windows is amazing. You can see the Castle from the windows near the stairs.

Decaf tea and coffee are available at breakfast so they could be in the room as standard. I had to ask and go to reception to get these. No teaspoons, just little wooden coffee stirrers which aren't very good if you're making tea, but that's a minor quibble.

The bathroom was exceptionally designed, featuring a spacious layout with modern fixtures, elegant tile work, and a soothing ambiance. The bed, adorned with plush pillows and soft, high-quality linens, offered a restful and cozy place to sleep, ensuring a peaceful night's rest.

The vegetarian breakfast options were disappointingly limited, lacking the variety and flavor I had hoped for. Given the price of £12, I expected a much more extensive selection that would truly celebrate plant-based cuisine.

really close by the lace market car park and the city centre. Fantastically friendly staff and surprisingly well appointed rooms. The bathroom was a sort of fitted pod which I normally dislike but it was really well done and the shower was really roomy and even got my Autistic child to ask for another shower when normally they hate showers! Really close to a convenience shop too.

one room had a leaky window and the breakfast wasn't great but was adequate. Sadly quite a lot of homeless people in the area which is always sad to see