Ye Olde Salutation Inn

Ye Olde Greeting Hotel is an open house dating from around 1240 that lays guarantee alongside Ye Olde Trek to Jerusalem Motel and The Ringer Hotel to be the most established in Nottingham.

The present building was built as a workshop for a leather treated with living settlement above in 1240 on the site of an old alehouse known as The Chief heavenly messenger Gabriel Salutes the Virgin Mary.

The name drove nearby student of history, J. Holland Walker, to theorize an association with the neighborhood Carmelite cloister, however, no narrative has been found to help this.

Amid the English Common War 1642– 1646 the two groups set up enlisting rooms in the Motel.

Following the Puritan triumph, the specialists protested the religious ramifications of the sign and the Motel was renamed Trooper and Subject.

The first name was reestablished alongside the Government in 1660.