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1. Hellaby Hall Hotel, BW Signature Collection
Hellaby Hall Hotel, BW Signature CollectionRotherham
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SAR 284
SAR 341 total
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27 Sep - 28 Sep
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Top Storrs Hotel Reviews
Leonardo Hotel Sheffield
8/10 Good
"We had a good stay and will come back if visiting again."
WILDES INNS
10/10 Excellent
"Room was very nice but cold tap didn’t work in bathroom. This was fixed the next day After reporting. Staff were very helpful."
Radisson Blu Hotel, Sheffield
10/10 Excellent
"Nice"
Leopold Hotel
8/10 Good
"Great room, very clean and good amenities. Easily walkable to all the city area, and train station. Lots of restaurants and bars within a minute walk. Only downside was it was a little loud until 2 am from the bar down below, but honestly not that bad if you’re prepared for that. Overall I would recommend and stay again!"
Courtyard By Marriott Sheffield
10/10 Excellent
"Nice new hotel, with excellent, comfortable rooms. Area is still a bit of a building site but this is not a problem. The on-site restaurant is good, and there are other option a short walk or drive away. Hotel has a large car park so no problem parking"
Sandman Signature Sheffield Quays Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Excellent hotel & spa, would stay again."
Buxton Crescent
10/10 Excellent
"Absolutely fabulous hotel and spa. Bed was comfy staff were delightful, food was delicious. It was great to see it so busy."
Jonas Hotel
8/10 Good
"Good little hotel staff are helpful"
Old Hall Hotel
8/10 Good
"We had booked a twin room as we were attending an event at Buxton Opera House which is literally across the road. The room was clean and tidy. We had a bathroom with bath and shower over bath. The hotel is very old and it’s showing signs of that in certain places. However it is being refurbished slowly I understand having been taken over by Champneys who own the Crescent Hotel which is next door. The breakfast was a good choice and tea and coffee were served promptly. We parked right outside which cost £6 for 24 hours. This enabled us to have a little bit of retail therapy after breakfast and before we left. I had read some horrendous reviews before I booked but knowing the area and thought I would make my own mind up about it. Everything was good given the age of the hotel and much better than using the clinical type hotels like Premier Inns. It’s full of character and history concerning Mary Queen of Scotts. Try it and make your own mind up."