The Midland Hotel The Midland Hotel, Station Rd, Mansfield NG18 1LP, UK

The Midland Hotel offers 28 traditional budget rooms in a town centre location. Within the hotel there is Brunel's Bar, a restaurant and conference facilities. The Midland Hotel is adjacent to Mansfield Train Station and Mansfield Bus Station.

Dating from 1733, this family-run hotel is a 4-minute walk from the Mansfield train station and the Old Town Hall and Market Square, and 7.2 miles from Sherwood Pines Forest Park. 

The Midland Hotel is convenient for shoppers, travelers, contractors and business people looking for traditional budget rooms in a fantastic location. Your experience at The Midland is important to us therefore we make sure our rooms are comfortable and have a homely feel to them. Car parking is free to all customers and WiFi is accessed in our hotel lounge. Early or Late Check in can be requested upon booking. 

Facilities

• Useyourlocal members
• Accommodation
• Beer garden
• Car park
• Cocktail bar
• Family friendly
• Food
• Function room
• Outside area
• WiFi free
• DJ

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