Strathdon Hotel
Strathdon Hotel
Derby Road, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England
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Location :
Central
Rooms :
68
Bars, restaurants and hip cafés. Shops. The Theatre Royal and Concert Hall. The Strathdon Hotel is near it all, no matter what you are looking for in Nottingham, England. There are also five meeting rooms and a boardroom on the premises.
from € 79
per night
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per night
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