Eastwood Hall

Mansfield Road, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England

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About Eastwood Hall

Set amid 26 acres of landscaped gardens, this attractive hotel boasts an impressive array of modern business and leisure facilities. Situated in the quiet village of Eastwood, a short drive west of Nottingham; these practical, comfortable rooms are complemented by 36 meeting rooms and extensive health and fitness amenities, making this the ideal base for business activities or local exploration. Work off some city-stress in the fitness centre, aerobics studio or outdoor tennis court; before unwinding in the whirlpool, indoor swimming pool or sauna. Dine on a varied and locally sourced menu, and relax with a game of snooker or pool in the games room.

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