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Discover the Romance of Nottinghamshire…From romantic strolls in the picturesque countryside, to cosy dinners by candlelight, there are plenty of ways to spend a romantic break in Nottinghamshire. Keep reading to browse our top picks for the ultimate couples getaway, or scroll down to see all of our accomodation providers and plan your trip today. And don't forget to browse our itineraries to help you plan your visit!
If you're planning a getaway for Valentine's Day, we update this page each year with all the info and events you'll want to know while planning your trip including special offers, date ideas, events and a local gift guide.
There are few things more romantic than taking a walk with a special someone, so make sure you explore the countryside around Creswell Crags. These ancient caves were once a magnet for starry-eyed Victorian ladies who believed that if they threw their hatpins into one of the pools they would marry the first man they saw afterwards. Starting at the visitor centre you can choose one of several walking trails which take you through this enchanting area. While there you can marvel at some of the only known Ice Age art in Britain! Stay nearby at one of the area’s lovely B&Bs and hotels, such as the award-winning Brown’s B&B or the gorgeous Ye Olde Bell hotel.
Escape from it all in a Sherwood Forest luxury cabin, nestled in the heart of Robin Hood country in Nottinghamshire. Do as much or as little as you like – snuggle in the hot tub, get toasty by the wood burning fire, or walk hand in hand through ancient woodland.
For a more active retreat, explore the woodland by bicycle or on foot, or try your hand at archery. Relax and enjoy the peace and quiet, and watch the forest evolve from day to night.
The Golden Oak Hideaway cabins at Forest Holidays are exclusively for couples. These cosy cabins are complete with hot tub, wood burning stove, a double hammock, sunken bath and a panoramic view of the forest through your window. Also overlooking the forest are the luxury cabins at the Sherwood Hideaway, where you can relax on the deck with pretty views of the forest.
Nearby, in the village of Edwinstowe, you can also visit St Mary’s Church which is where, according to legend, Robin Hood married Maid Marion.
Lord Byron was a prolific lover who penned many poems on the themes of love and loss. Wander the beautiful gardens of Byron's ancestral home Newstead Abbey and drop in to Colwick Hall Hotel. Book a stay at Gardener's Cottage just a stone throw away from Newstead Abbey to create your own literary inspired break. In the word’s of Byron himself: For it was not into my ear you whispered, but into my heart. It was not my lips you kissed, but my soul.
Further discover the romantic literary heritage of Nottinghamshire with a visit to D.H. Lawrence country. The landscape around Teversal is said to have inspired one of the most risqué love stories ever told: Lady Chatterley’s Lover.
Nottingham is the famed for its superb restaurants and wide range of hotels to suit all tastes and budgets. Hart's hotel and restaurant gives lovebirds the chance to spend time together in stylish surroundings, while St James Hotel, located close to Nottingham castle, boasts luxury bedrooms, including the penthouse where you can enjoy 24-hour in-room dining, a jacuzzi for two and even a baby grand piano - if you want to woo your loved one with music.
There are also plenty of spas in which to truly pamper yourselves. Eden Hall is a gorgeous choice just near Newark which offers a great range of treatments, or Thoresby Hall Hotel & Spa is an adult only hotel that is sure to make you feel out of this world.
A romantic weekend doesn't need to break the bank! You can still whisk that special someone away for a special trip to Nottinghamshire on a budget. Visit our itinerary pages and find a Weekend Itinerary On A Budget, or read our top suggestions of things to do for under £10.
Book into some alternative and quirky accomodation such as the Igloo Hybrid Ho[s]tel, which is set a quiet courtyard off one of the Nottingham City Centre's main thoroughfares. The Best Western Plus is also located in a perfect Nottingham City Centre location and has a range of price points on offer.
Booking a stay in the City Centre also allows you to explore the City by foot. Some top things to see here include a walk around Neverland at Nottingham Arboretum, grabbing a drink at England's oldest inn, Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem, and some window shopping at The Exchange and Hockley.
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Nottingham
Situated within 270 acres of Country Park, the caravan and campsite at Holme Pierrepont Country Park, home of The National Water Sports Centre offers an ideal location for water sports, holidays and access into Nottingham city centre.
The…
Self Catering
AwardA warm welcome awaits you at these idyllic cottages located in a beautiful rural setting just 20 minutes from Nottingham/Leicester.
Derby
Conveniently located just off Junction 24 of the M1, Hilton East Midlands Airport is one of the most accessible venues for guests travelling from either the north or south of England or internationally.
Nottingham
Grade II listed farmhouse in Cotgrave village close to the city centre and National Watersports Centre. Easy access to Newark, Leicester and the Vale of Belvoir.
Wellow, Newark
Wisteria offers a relaxing break in a rural and tranquil village surrounded by beautiful countryside whilst being in close proximity of an abundance of things to see and do….a perfect and cosy base.
Nottingham
Set within 65 acres of lakeside grounds within University of Nottingham’s Jubilee campus.
Beeston Lane,
Set in 330 acres of the University of Nottingham’s landscaped parkland; The Orchard Hotel is a stylish, eco-friendly hotel located next to our modern event venue, East Midlands Conference Centre.
Ollerton
Riverside Rest is an entire 3-bedroom self-catering split-level holiday home in a small row of cottages dating back to the 1800s and steeped in history. It is newly refurbished and tastefully decorated to give a wonderful quirky, country feel and…
Sherwood Pines is the newest edition to the Camping in the Forest network, providing a unique and peaceful getaway for family and friends.
Worksop
Nestled within Holbeck are five luxury self-catered holiday cottages with a myriad of dog-friendly walking routes...
Nottingham
HotelOffering more spacious guestrooms than any four-star Nottingham hotel, Park Plaza Nottingham is perfectly placed for the city’s main commercial and entertainment districts. Nottingham Arena and Nottingham Castle are within minutes of the hotel,…
A brand new campsite with state-of-the-art facilities, located in 12.5 acres of land within 750 acres of Rother Valley Country Park. It offers panoramic views of the lakes, Sheffield and over to the Peak District.
Old Ollerton
AwardBlue Bell Self Catering Holiday Cottage is in the heart of Sherwood Forest and offers the perfect holiday experience.
Station Street, Nottingham
The perfect choice for both the business and leisure guest.
Edwinstowe
Awaiting GradingRennovated 18th Century Coaching Inn on the Doorstep of Sherwood Forest
Edwinstowe
Stay in cabins among the statuesque pines of Sherwood Forest, in a secluded location offering a retreat from the everyday.
Nottingham
Best Western Plus Nottingham City Centre is situated at the heart of the city bringing a warm welcome to all of its guests; offering spacious air conditioned bedrooms and conference facilities at competitive prices.
Kersall, Nr Newark
Self CateringSituated in the quiet Hamlet of Kersall, near Newark, these two single storey cottages (3* Visit England) are set in one and half acres of private grounds of Hill Farm (no longer a working farm).
Mansfield
Sherwood Forest Holiday Park is a peaceful, picturesque site with an abundance of wildlife and mature trees. We are on the banks of the River Maun and there is also a lake on the site which is home to ducks, swans and all manner of creatures.
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