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Hyson Green, Nottingham — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Hyson Green is a district of Nottingham marked by the New Art Exchange, the Capitol Cinema and the John Player Ground.
About Hyson Green
Where to stay in Hyson Green
Where you base yourself shapes the visit — here's the character of each area.
Rooms in Hyson Green are scarce, so a stay usually means a bed in central Nottingham and a trip out for whatever is on at the New Art Exchange. Chapel streets stay quiet. Anyone who does find a room near the Boulevard United Reformed Church or St Stephen's Church gets an ordinary residential night within easy reach of the Radford side of the district.
It suits you if the gallery is the point.
About Hyson Green
What are the main landmarks in Hyson Green?
The New Art Exchange and the Capitol Cinema carry the district's public names, while its chapels run to the Boulevard United Reformed Church, the Hyson Green Methodist Free Church and St Stephen's Church. The John Player Ground adds a sports name to the list. St Peter's Church, Radford stands at the boundary the district shares with Radford.
The roll stops there.
What is the history of Hyson Green?
Hyson Green's paperwork amounts to very little. No founding year is set down for Hyson Green, and the district's past has to be read off its buildings: the Hyson Green Methodist Free Church, the Boulevard United Reformed Church and St Stephen's Church. The Capitol Cinema and the John Player Ground belong to the same list, names attached to a working corner of Nottingham rather than to any charter.
Radford lies alongside.
Where is Hyson Green?
Hyson Green runs up against Radford, close enough that St Peter's Church, Radford counts among the buildings listed for the district.
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Updated September 2026