Nottinghamshire Holiday Cottages

Nottinghamshire Cottages

Nottinghamshire

West Stable

Ref: S1079659

A real hidden gem, the traditional English Market town of Retford can be found tucked away in the glorious Nottinghamshire countryside. With the beautiful Chesterfield Canal flowing through, this charming community offers a picturesque backdrop...

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Tivoli

Ref: S793717

Reviews 7

Nestled into the countryside of Nottinghamshire, with walks beside the River Poulter, Elkesley is a charming village housing a local convenience store for all of your holiday essentials, and a local pub, The Cave Bar, open at weekends during the...

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The Oriental Brewhouse

Ref: S881082

Reviews 1

Nestled next to the imposing stone Georgian Priory House, a Grade 11 listed Elizabethan Lincolnshire Longhouse offers a unique retreat. Huge chestnut, oak, and beech trees line the leafy wooded drive, welcoming visitors to this romantic hideaway....

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£73

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Mill Cottage

Ref: S217634

Reviews 57

Edwinstowe is a village with a selection of shops and amenities, in the heart of Sherwood Forest. This historic woodland is host to a Robin Hood Visitor Centre providing wonderful woodland walks that include the renowned Major Oak tree. Clumber...

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The Old Sweet Shop

Ref: S525681

Reviews 11

Newark-on- Trent, sometimes known as 'Newark,' is a market town and civil parish in the Nottinghamshire district of Newark and Sherwood. Its location, between the River Trent and the famous Roman road of Fosse Way, provides plenty of opportunities...

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Peak House

Ref: S900014

Newark-on-Trent, commonly known as 'Newark', is a market town and civil parish sitting within the Newark and Sherwood district of Nottinghamshire. Resting amongst the River Trent and the important Roman road of Fosse Way, it offers its visitors...

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Old Mill House

Ref: S1081043

A stunning civil parish on the outskirts of Sherwood Forest in the beautiful Nottinghamshire. Warsop has plenty of historical buildings and features including a water mill and a windmill dating back hundreds of years. It hosts an annual carnival...

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The Old W I Hall

Ref: S419342

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£117

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Three bed room House Near cricket Stadium

Ref: S1002016

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£119

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Spacious 4 Bedroom House

Ref: S1047550

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£157

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Spacious 5-bed House Just Off A46

Ref: S955520

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£145

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Spacious 6 Bedroom Home with Pool Table - Free Driveway Parking - 12 beds and 3 Bathrooms - Rustic Cottage Features

Ref: S998615

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£286

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6 bedrooms, sleeps up to 16, secure parking space & comfort

Ref: S942690

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£364

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Sherwood Forest Lodge 2

Ref: S531287

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£189

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Modern 3-Bed Terraced House

Ref: S1066005

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£119

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Aspley House

Ref: S519042

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£693

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2 Grove Gardens,

Ref: S1038873

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£184

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37 Berry Hill Lane

Ref: S1228000

The large and bustling market town of Mansfield sits in the heart of Nottinghamshire and is well-known for its stunning countryside surroundings and excellent shopping opportunities. The town is also famed for its link to the famous character of...

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Holmhurst

Ref: S1083357

Southwell is arguably one of the prettiest towns in Nottinghamshire. Many of Southwell's historic buildings and landmarks suffered during this period, with the Archbishop's Palace and Southwell Minster bearing scars from the conflict as Oliver...

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Hillcrest

Ref: S367256

Reviews 43

Resting at the borders of the county of Lincolnshire and the River Trent lies Rampton, a charming village home to a parish church, a country pub, and a convenience store. With easy access to the A1, this lovely village is surrounded by countryside...

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2 Bed Cottage in Caunton

Ref: S669973

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 2 bedrooms – 1 double and 1 twin - 2 shower rooms – 1 en-suite shower room with WC, 1 downstairs shower room with WC - Electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher and washing...

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Riverside Lodge

Ref: S96837

Reviews 61

Warsop boasts a range of shops, pubs and restaurants to enjoy at your own leisure. The bustling town of Mansfield is just a short drive away boasting further shops and beautiful buildings certainly worthy of a visit. The busy cities of Sheffield,...

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Lifford Coach House

Ref: S534915

Reviews 19

Sutton-on-Trent is a significant Nottinghamshire village between Sheffield and Lincoln. The village's 2000 acres and River Trent are well-known. The Lord Nelson is the village's only bar. It's an independent, family-owned pub with superb cuisine,...

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Auld Cottage

Ref: S376007

Reviews 27

Norwell is a quaint village nestled in Nottinghamshire, around six miles from the historic town of Newark-on-Trent, or Newark as it's locally known. The village is home to a pub, The Plough, and a local village convenience store stocking all the...

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Nottinghamshire Holiday Cottages

Nottinghamshire is a great destination for enjoying nature, exploring the area's rich heritage, and enjoying tourist attractions. From Nottingham Castle to Wollaton Hall, you'll find great historical sites. For outdoor family fun, try a walk through Sherwood forest, or delve into Creswell Crags. Or enjoy bustling cities such as Nottingham and Newark-on-Trent.

We list a wide range of Nottinghamshire holiday cottages. Big groups will love our family-friendly farmhouses or airy converted barns. If your ideal holiday includes your furry friend, we have great dog-friendly cottages with walking routes right on your doorstep. For intimate getaways, try our secluded cabins where you can soak in a hot tub under the stars.

At Snaptrip, we list thousands of UK holiday cottages, all backed by our best price guarantee. Visit Nottingham for the National Justice Museum and Newstead Abbey, or venture out to Erewash Nature Reserve - whatever holiday you want, our friendly customer service team is always on hand to make sure that you have the best getaway possible.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Nadene - Verified booking

Hillcrest is such a lovely place.

Firstly, Malcolm & Nicola are lovely hosts. Warm and friendly people who care about the people who stay at Hillcrest. The house was very comfortable. A welcome box of goodies awaits you to start you off on your stay. Hillcrest sports Super King beds in both bedrooms. Large comfortable lounge. Equipped with TV, DvD player & electric fire. Well equipped kitchen. There's everything you need to cook up any meal. A home from home. Bathroom + toilet is downstairs. Powerful shower over bath with bath/shower mixer tap. Very well heated, with central heating radiators in every room, can be set via local timer and one touch operation. Open the double patio doors from the lounge and invite in the hugh garden space with large lawn where children can play, or your pets can run about. Its bordered by a gravel driveway, leading down to double driveway gates. Space for multiple cars. Over all, Hillcrest is an outstanding place to stay. The peace and tranquility at Hillcrest wraps around you like a comfort blanket, you'll find hard to leave behind. Hillcrest is not too far from Gainsborough and Lincoln. We found the George pub at Kirton Lindsay is a good place for food. With plenty of other places around. Theres a small shop like a Spar or OneStop just a few miles away. Its good for picking up your smaller items like, milk, bread etc. We would for certain, recommend Hillcrest to others. We hope we can return soon.

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Kevin - Verified booking

Perfect location or exploring.

The outdoor space was lovely, we had a few nice mornings and evenings with a brew and the birds. If you have limited mobility the stairs are a real challenge, with very steep uneven steps to the 1st floor, these should be mentioned in the listing we would have reconsidered booking if so. The sitting room was inconvenient with no side table for cups or glasses, we used a table from the top bedroom. The bathroom was cosmetically great, but practically not, if you are under 4ft 5 tall the sink is way too high to use effectively, the shower control panel and shower head are placed to make showering under the stream of water challenging with the water pressure low. We cut our break short, my husband has cancer and all the little quirks of the cottage made our stay less of a holiday and more of a chore, however the things that were not right for us may not be a problem for others and are challenges that the owner if contacted would have been unable to overcome, the fabric and design of the cottage are what they are. We did however have some lovely meals out and explored Southwell Minster well worth a visit, Lincoln Cathedral and Castle again, well worth a visit, and Newark itself had some lovely walks around the town and a duck race event for Easter, great fun.

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John - Verified booking

We live in an 1860's cottage and so were well at home in the Old Sweet Shop.

It has been well modernised and facilites are excellent. It is in a terrace but neighbours were very quiet. Super sized bathroom and comfortable beds in roomy bedrooms. Kitchen provided every need. The house was warm as the Spring weather has hardly sprung!!! Sadly not the weather to make use of the patio.I can understand that welcome baskets could prove difficult, with gluten free demands and allergies rife, but simply two small bottles of Amstel beer did strike as rather bizarre. There may be a parking permit but street parking everywhere these days means there is a likelihood of not parking near unless in a paying car park. Luckily our son lives in Newark and he has a parking space available. We had a nice texting engagement with the owner, Julia, all about tunnels and history. She was very helpful. The cottage is beautifully located for the services and sights of Newark. There could be clearer information on bin collection day. We missed the recycle collection but took it all in a black bag and used our son's bin to be collected the next day. Disabled people may like to know that the stairs are steep. I hope this is balanced and fair. We enjoyed our stay.

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Ms Clughen - Verified booking

Well, what a marvellous stay I had at the Oriental Brewhouse! This place is special - it’s not just a trip, it’s an experience. These types of places that have been so lovingly crafted by expert designers don’t come up very often, so it’s worth experiencing them if you can. I loved everything from the lusciously decorated inglenook fire place with its fairy lights to the exquisite Georgian sink in the bathroom. The owners are wonderful too and are very interesting people. I went for peace and quiet and found it. If you want a wonderful day out, go to J and J Alpacas in Dry Doddington. There’s a really nice cafe and meeting the alpacas and llamas was very special. I also recommend Cafe 62 - delicious food and a very friendly place. I went to the ‘chatty cafe’ on the Thursday, where the locals made me very welcome. It was a wonderful trip!

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Paul - Verified booking

When we first stayed a few years ago we had a lovely holiday.

The last time we stayed, we felt the beds were a very hard and uncomfortable. The seating was also very uncomfortable. The neighbours have changed and are very noisy. Loud voices in the adjoining property kitchen at 7am most mornings, which meant that the kids were awoken early as the bedroom joins the kitchen. As you walk past the neighbours property, I found them quite intrusive. Given that I was on my holiday I wanted a relaxing time, not the guy constantly coming out to see what I was doing, pretending to polish his car for the millionth time that week. After long days on our bikes (itâs a very good location for Sherwood Forest pines and Sherwood Forest) the sofas were so uncomfortable to sit on. We were due to stay for a week and we left after 5 days because my back was in bits.

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Things to do near Nottinghamshire

Sheringham Park

Sheringham Park is a landscape park and gardens near the town of Sheringham in Norfolk. As a National Trust property, it's open to visitors and boasts miles of walking routes and stunning coastal views.

Clumber Park

Clumber Park has 3,800 acres of parkland to explore so it's perfect for a family day out, a bit of peace and quiet if you need it or somewhere new to take your dog for a walk. It was also originally home to the Duke’s of Newcastle so has hints to its history throughout the park. They have a second hand bookshop and a cycle hub if you would prefer to explore on two wheels.

Sherwood Forest Art, Craft and Visitor Centre

The Sherwood Forest Arts and Craft Centre and Cafe is located in the converted coach house and stables of the former Edwinstowe Hall. The facility is a working art and craft centre with a wide selection of arts and crafts, where you can see artisans finish unique presents and goods. The Sherwood Forest Visitor Centre is just a few minutes’ walk away, where you can find information about some great trails through the forest. Family friendly and accessible. Free car parking and admission. Cafe, shop and toilets. Forest Corner, Edwinstowe. NG21 9RN

Kelmarsh Tunnel

The Kelmarsh Tunnels are two disused railway tunnels in Northamptonshire. Both tunnels are 322 yards long and can be easily navigated on foot or by cyclists. The route takes visitors through lovely countryside and is a very popular picnic spot for families.

Sundown Adventureland

Sundown Adventureland is a kids theme park in Nottinghamshire for the under 10’s. It has over 30 rides such as ‘The Night Before Christmas’ and ‘Tractor’ rides. Attractions include 'Sunnydown Farm’ and 'Yellow Brick Road’. It has play areas, food and drink outlets and picnic benches.

Sherwood Forest Trekking Centre

Sherwood Forest Trekking Centre offers led horse rides through the heart of Sherwood Forest. From steady pleasure rides for beginners to fast paced treks for the more experienced rider. Paddock rides are also available. Mill Ln, Edwinstowe, Mansfield NG21 9QY

Nottingham Contemporary

Modern art gallery in Nottingham. It's housed in a purposed built iconic green and gold building that is sunk into sandstone cliffs. International art, exhibitions, events and learning programmes. Free entry. Family friendly, accessible, cafe, gift shop and toilets.

Floralands Farm Park

Floralands Farm Park in Nottinghamshire is a charming attraction for families with young children. The park offers a range of fun activities, including animal petting, indoor play areas, and tractor rides. Visitors can also enjoy a delicious meal at the on-site restaurant, which serves homemade food and cakes. Address: Catfoot Ln, Lambley, Nottingham NG4 4QL

Nottingham Trent University

Nottingham Trent University is a public research university located in the city of Nottingham, England. The university is known for its strong programs in areas such as art and design, business, and law, and has a reputation for being one of the most environmentally friendly universities in the UK. Nottingham Trent also has a strong commitment to widening participation, with initiatives in place to encourage students from a diverse range of backgrounds to study at the university. Main campus: 50 Shakespeare Street, Nottingham, NG1 4FQ

Holiday Cottages in Nottinghamshire

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Nottinghamshire Cottages

Nottinghamshire

West Stable

Ref: S1079659

Nottinghamshire

Tivoli

Ref: S793717

Reviews 7

Nottinghamshire

The Oriental Brewhouse

Ref: S881082

Reviews 1

Nottinghamshire

Mill Cottage

Ref: S217634

Reviews 57

Nottinghamshire

The Old Sweet Shop

Ref: S525681

Reviews 11

Nottinghamshire

Peak House

Ref: S900014

Nottinghamshire

Old Mill House

Ref: S1081043

Nottinghamshire

The Old W I Hall

Ref: S419342

Nottinghamshire

Three bed room House Near cricket Stadium

Ref: S1002016

Nottinghamshire

Spacious 4 Bedroom House

Ref: S1047550

Nottinghamshire

Spacious 5-bed House Just Off A46

Ref: S955520

Nottinghamshire

Spacious 6 Bedroom Home with Pool Table - Free Driveway Parking - 12 beds and 3 Bathrooms - Rustic Cottage Features

Ref: S998615

Nottinghamshire

6 bedrooms, sleeps up to 16, secure parking space & comfort

Ref: S942690

Nottinghamshire

Sherwood Forest Lodge 2

Ref: S531287

Nottinghamshire

Modern 3-Bed Terraced House

Ref: S1066005

Nottinghamshire

Aspley House

Ref: S519042

Nottinghamshire

2 Grove Gardens,

Ref: S1038873

Nottinghamshire

37 Berry Hill Lane

Ref: S1228000

Nottinghamshire

Holmhurst

Ref: S1083357

Nottinghamshire

Hillcrest

Ref: S367256

Reviews 43

Nottinghamshire

2 Bed Cottage in Caunton

Ref: S669973

Nottinghamshire

Riverside Lodge

Ref: S96837

Reviews 61

Nottinghamshire

Lifford Coach House

Ref: S534915

Reviews 19

Nottinghamshire

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