Local Accommodation

Newark and Sherwood's most famous inhabitant was, of course, Robin Hood, a name associated with many local towns and villages. For example, Edwinstowe, where Robin Hood and Maid Marian were said to have married; Blidworth with Will Scarlett's burial place and Maid Marian's cottage; and of course Sherwood Forest itself.

HHP is close to two historic market towns - Newark-on-Trent (7 miles from HHP) with its Civil War connections and the pretty little town of Southwell, famous as the birthplace of the Bramley apple and with an imposing Norman minster (www.southwellminster.org.uk).

Southwell is about two miles from HHP with a range of restaurants, cafés and a good range of shops. Surrounding villages are served by a good range of pubs.

Hotels

The Old Vicarage Boutique Hotel, Southwell, NG25 0NB
Tel: 01636 815989
Cost: Double £80 - £140
Email:reservations@vicarageboutiquehotel.co.uk
Web: www.vicarageboutiquehotel.co.uk

Guest accommodation

The Old School, Upton, NG23 5TE
Tel: 01636 814208
Cost: £35 - £55
Email: info@theoldschoolupton.co.uk
Web: www.theoldschoolupton.co.uk

The Old School, 10 Kirklington Road, NG25 0AY
Cost: £35-50
Tel: 01636 815382
Email: mike.mowbraydm@yahoo.co.uk

Self-catering

Lodge Barns, Morton, NG25 0XH
A range of converted barns, sleeping 2 - 7
Tel: 01636 830497
Web: www.lodgebarns.com/index.htm