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Set within 60 acres of picturesque parkland and just minutes from Nottingham city centre, Colwick Hall Hotel is a magnificent Grade II* listed Georgian country house with more than 800 years of history.
Once the ancestral home of Lord Byron, the Hall combines historic character and elegant architecture with modern comfort, making it a distinctive destination for overnight stays, dining, weddings, conferences and special occasions.
The hotel offers a range of individually styled bedrooms and suites, providing a comfortable base for exploring Nottingham and the surrounding area. Guests can also enjoy dining at Byron’s Brasserie, named in honour of the Hall’s famous former family connection, where food and drink can be enjoyed in elegant surroundings.
Colwick Hall is perhaps best known as one of Nottingham’s most impressive venues for weddings and celebrations. From intimate occasions to grand receptions, the historic surroundings provide a memorable backdrop, with a selection of beautiful event spaces including the Grand Ballroom, Champagne Lounge and a range of private suites. The venue can also host gala dinners, charity events, corporate functions, school proms and other special celebrations.
For business visitors, Colwick Hall offers a versatile conference and meeting venue, with a variety of interconnected suites suitable for meetings, conferences and corporate events.
The Hall’s rich history remains at the heart of the visitor experience. First recorded in the Domesday Book, the estate later became home to the Byron family before the present Georgian façade was created in 1776. Today, many of the building’s original architectural features and period details remain, adding to its distinctive sense of place.
Surrounded by landscaped grounds and overlooking its historic lake, Colwick Hall Hotel offers a peaceful setting while remaining conveniently close to Nottingham city centre and local attractions.
Whether visiting for a relaxing overnight stay, a special meal, afternoon tea, an unforgettable celebration or a memorable event, Colwick Hall Hotel offers a unique opportunity to experience one of Nottinghamshire’s most historic and characterful venues.
Accessibility:
All public areas and function rooms - apart from our George Stubbs Suite (a small meeting/dining room for up to 12 people) - are located on the ground floor and are therefore fully accessible. This includes the Byron's Brasserie restaurant. All bedrooms are located on the first and second floors, without lift access in the building. Disabled toilets are located in the hall as well as the Lakeside Pavilion.
For more information or to make a booking with Colwick Hall visit their website by clicking the link at the top of this page
| Colwick Hall Hotel (1 Jan 2026 - 31 Dec 2026) |
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