The Hotel

Eastwood Hall is a distinguished 4‑star, eco‑certified hotel and events venue set amid 26 acres of landscaped grounds in Eastwood, Nottinghamshire, just off the M1 and within easy reach of East Midlands Airport. Housed in a charming former Georgian manor—the former British Coal headquarters—it offers 150 stylish ensuite bedrooms (including standard, superior, family and accessible rooms), all featuring tea/coffee making facilities, Freeview TV, safes and free Wi‑Fi. Guests can enjoy a fantastic leisure complex with an indoor pool, sauna, steam room, Jacuzzi, gym, and tennis courts, while the modern Tempus restaurant and lounge bar serve sustainably minded menus using local produce. As a pet‑friendly property, it even provides dog‑friendly rooms and EV charging points. In addition to hosting weddings and conferences across its 32–36 flexible meeting spaces, Eastwood Hall enjoys excellent guest reviews praising its comfortable rooms, friendly service, delicious breakfast buffet, and beautiful grounds, making it a top choice for leisure, business, and family stays.

Room Details

Double Room

• Standard occupancy: two people
• Maximum occupancy: two adults or one Adult & one Child

Superior Double Room

• Standard occupancy: four people

• Maximum occupancy: two adults and two children

• Conditions for additional persons:

  • Additional bed for a baby is free of charge
  • Bed for child from 0 to 12 years included is free of charge
  • Children under 4 eat breakfast free of charge, 5 - 12 year old's breakfast is charged at £7.50 per child; all other meals are charged as taken

Groupon's Guide To Nottingham

With an estimated population of over 300,000, Nottingham is a city in the ceremonial county of Nottinghamshire in the East Midlands. Also known as the capital for culture and shopping, the city is an ideal location for teenagers and adults alike.

Once in the region, holidaymakers may visit the famous Wollaton Hall, a 15th century Grade One mansion, designed by Robert Smythson and built by Sir Francis Willoughby between 1580 and 1588. Other attractions such as the Theatre Royal & Royal Concert Hall, located in the heart of the city and part of the Royal Centre, awaits travellers with cultural events and plays, while history enthusiasts may visit the Nottingham Castle, also known as Castle Rock and a major royal fortress in the Middle Ages. Plenty of shopping opportunities may be found at one of the numerous shopping centres and markets, where customers may get a glimpse of traditional products and local traditions.