The Hilton Hotel in Nottingham city centre is undergoing a major revamp to its exterior. The 113-year-old venue, in Milton Street, is covered in scaffolding as refurbishment work takes place over the next month. Hilton Nottingham general manager, David Rowley said: "This iconic Victorian property in the heart of Nottingham's city centre is undergoing a significant programme of investment into its exterior. "Work taking place on the 1904 building includes repointing of the front-facing brick work, refurbishment of the original Victorian sash windows and upgrading of the roof. This phase of work is expected to conclude by the end of July. "This project will help to improve and uphold the stylish, vintage look of one of Nottingham's finest surviving properties from that era." Hilton Nottingham, which has 177 rooms, features a 60 ft indoor heated swimming pool, LivingWell health club with sauna, function rooms for up to 200 people, and a Regus Express Business Lounge. The four-star hotel was completely refurbished by Franklin Ellis Architects in 2000. The £13m project involved redesigning the ground floor to provide a new reception, bar and restaurant, while the basement was converted to incorporate the 12,000 sq ft health club and swimming pool.
The Hilton Hotel in Nottingham city centre is undergoing a significant refurbishment of its exterior to accentuate its vintage aesthetic. The 113-year old building contains 177 rooms, a heated pool, a LivingWell health club and a Regus Express Business Lounge. Renovations will include a roof upgrade and work on the Victorian sash windows, with scaffolding set to remain in place throughout July.