The Strathdon Hotel

The hotel is in a great location for those wanting easy access to the city centre. We stayed in room 213 - nice and quiet. Decor is a bit dated but we still enjoyed our stay. Our en-suite had a bathtub which was good. I would stay here again as it was good value for money.

This place is a little gem, 6 of us stayed there, the bar never shuts so we could watch all the early morning and late night sports, the staff were amazingly friendly and helpful. Yes the rooms could do with updating but that adds to the charm. It close to all the clubs and bars, only one lift that works(badly) and it's more like a rollercoaster so added excitement every time you use it. We have already decided to go back as group as we had such a good time there

Hotel is in a good location and fairly comfortable. Staff were all friendly. The rooms are outdated (our blind did nothing to keep out the light), our bin hadn't been emptied and the lift felt like it was going to fall to pieces. An overall good stay but our friends comment of a 90s faulty towers definitely felt right at some points!

The Strathdon Hotel is a really good option for a cheap stay in Nottingham. It's in a great, central location and all the staff were very friendly and helpful. The room was just what I needed. For the price you aren't getting the best standard of accommodation, but it's comfortable and has all of the essentials. The breakfast is also quite good, but make sure you buy the B&B rate as buying the breakfast separately is expensive for what it is.

I haven't given 5 stars as the place does need some TLC and upgrading in places. The lift also stopped working, but the staff are happy to take you up and down in the service lift if needed.

They shoved me an my 2kids in a room where the window kept banging the view was limited to the roof top of an infestation on pigeons complained about it a few time the woman refused to move us at first 3days I couldn't sleep for by the third day I was that emotionally drained I'd had enough until I was told by foot hold support worker that I'm a paying customer an that they had to move my room so in the end got an even better room an we finally got 2nights sleep an before any wants to comment a staff member had said previously that they knew about the problem so it was already an issue before we was put in there. Other than that it is a decent hotel with a few spacious function rooms

Dated interior, lift is antiquity; very slow, doesn't work some times, take ages to respond. You have to submit the key each time you leave the hotel to the reception and ask them to hand it back when you return. Main door closes at 11pm, you have to ring the buzzer to get in. Carpet is so dated and TV is very small. Good point? Very good hot water and large shower. Very close to the city center, off road paid parking.

OK place, well located for Rock City and the Theatres/nightclubs. Hotel itself is a bit tired looking but the staff were really nice. Rooms were clean and tidy, generous size but could do with an update. Only issue I had was traffic noise - the hotel sits between two main thoroughfares and a road linking the two runs across the front of the hotel.

The soundproofing is poor and the secondary glazing fitted does nothing to reduce the noise so you get disturbed by traffic roaring by 24/7 - take earplugs if the convenient location and good price means more to you than a quiet night.

We were on a stag do, and I was actually impressed at the quality given the low price. Cleanliness could be improved a bit (there were still toe nails in the bin ) they also forgot to put towels in my room but the service and staff were very helpful. The breakfast was also quite good again for the price.

Room was small but clean and pleasant. Bijou I would say. Staff were friendly and the place had character. The lifts were very small and felt a bit rickety. The door required a lot of umph to close and shook the whole bathroom. All in all a pleasant stay

Brilliant hotel, lovely staff, very nice room. Only reason I didn't give five stars was that the accessible entrance was locked when we came back at ten. We were told one door would be locked at 11, and we would need to walk around the building to the staired entrance to press a buzzer then go around again to have that door opened. I use a walking stick and ended up using the stairs due to lack of energy. It would be nice if the accessible door had a buzzer too. Regardless, would be happy to stay again.