Where to Stay

People come from all over the UK for the workshops, so here are a few places to stay in and around Newark. The workshop is at Unit 15 Jessop Way, Newark, NG24 2ER, with plenty of free parking, and everywhere below is a short drive away.

I’m not connected to any of these places, they’re just ones that are handy for the workshop. Do check prices and details with them directly.

Hotels and inns

Deincourt Hotel

London Road, Newark, NG24 1TF. Tel 01636 602100
An independent hotel near the town centre with 30 rooms, a restaurant and bar, and parking on site.
deincourthotel.com

Beaumond Cross Inn

13 London Road, Newark, NG24 1TN. Tel 01636 703670
A family-run, Grade II listed pub with 9 en-suite rooms, a restaurant and a free car park. Booking direct is usually best.
Book direct

Premier Inn Newark

Lincoln Road, Newark, NG24 2DB. Tel 0333 321 1336
Budget chain hotel on the same side of town as the workshop. Breakfast and evening meals on site, and paid parking.
premierinn.com

Travelodge Newark-on-Trent

Beaumond Cross, Portland Street, Newark, NG24 1XG
Budget chain hotel in the town centre, next to the St Marks shopping centre. There’s no parking at the hotel itself; the nearest is the paid NCP St Marks Place car park.
travelodge.co.uk

Self-catering

The Mulberry Apartment at Langford Hall

Langford, just north of Newark.
A self-catering apartment at Langford Hall, a historic house a few minutes’ drive from town.
View on Booking.com

B&Bs and guest houses

Newark has a good number of well-reviewed B&Bs and guest houses, including Newark Lodge Guest House, Bridge House B&B, The Lions Bed and Breakfast, The Hollies B&B and Manor Court. TripAdvisor has a full list.

Getting here by train

Newark has two stations. Newark Northgate is on the East Coast Main Line, with direct trains from London King’s Cross, York and the north, and Newark Castle is on the Nottingham to Lincoln line. Both are about a mile from the town centre hotels.

If you’d like any other local tips, just drop me a line 🙂