Jurys Inn Nottingham

Not great but not bad for a night either, beds are comfy always get a room on the high floors no idea why but the view from the road side is good out of the city. Breakfast is good like most hotels bland bacon & sausage but they put on good porridge for those wanting to be a bit healthier & before the Nottingham marathon. Biggest advice here avoid the coffee it is revolting.

This was very nearly a zero star review!
The car park is owned by a third party and other side of the tracks, also a pay-​and-​display, not helpful as you need to come back to top it up daily at awkward times. Long wait at the front desk check-​in.
Extremely long wait for service in the restaurant, main meal was dreadful. Slow braised shin was tough as old boots a gristly, the caramelised onion shallots were basically raw so something akin to pickled onions, the remainder was at best flavourless.
However, the handling of my complaint about the food was superb and the desert was actually pretty good. Also the room is in good condition, a good size and has effective air-​conditioning.
As such this hotel has managed to rescue back three stars.

Totally functional traveller hotel right next to the canals and train station and within walking distance of Market Squares, high street shopping and a ton of great pubs. Average UK rates (£75 per). Internet is wireless now (unlike previously posted) and was complementary for my room.
Sure beats the iBis up the road!

Pretty average. Large but basic rooms. No room service, you have to go downstairs to collect food. Good location. Internet is wired in the rooms and costs £10 for 24 hours but can be shockingly slow at times.

The Jury’s Inn was the worst night of my life, yes a nice hotel. The staff weren’t helpful, infact I would rather of slept under the Canal Bridge.

The Jurys Inn hotel in Nottingham is very conveniently located within a few minutes walk of the train & tram stations and only a 10 minute walk from the city centre. The hotel was only built a few years ago and is still looking smart and clean. There is a restaurant and a nice bar overlooking the canal, which both do a good selection of food. The rooms are smart and comfortable and some have far reaching views over Nottingham. The only downside is that the hotel sometimes attracts stag/​hen parties but this generally isn’t a problem. Overall this hotel is very good value for money.