Executive rooms have a pleasing mix of period features and stylish modern décor, with all the quirks that come with a historic building. There are eight executive bedrooms at the hotel and they are named after famous people such as John Constable, Robert Burns and William Blake.

Superior rooms offer expansive views over the racecourse, lake or grounds, and are extremely traditional and ornate in appearance. The superior bedrooms are larger than the executive facilities and they include a series of period features within their walls.

The King George III is the suite at the Colwick Hall Nottingham and has the typical appointment of roomy bedrooms and large bathrooms. The elegance of this suite shows off something of the property’s impressive heritage, seen throughout the large bathroom, the traditional bedroom and the lounge area.

The Lord Byron room is a great example of a signature room. It is a very large room with a spacious seating area and a huge bathroom with a fireplace and a stand-alone bath. The room has a free-standing bath in its particularly large bathroom while there is also a king bed and a lounge area for relaxation time.