Top notch boutique guest house in beautiful Yorkshire. The setting is beautiful, and peaceful. The…read morehouse is immaculately presented with first class facilities, the hosts welcoming and thoughtful, with great attention to detail. Tastefully furnished rooms are very comfortable. The breakfast is top quality, among the best I've ever encountered. The location is ideal for Holmfirth, a busy and touristy little town, with a lively night life and very well served by restaurants and excellent pub grub. The guest house is a short stroll from the town, but far enough away to be quiet. The town is best known as the location for Last of the Summer Wine, and there are tours etc, if that's your interest. If you're thinking of staying in the area, this place is worth considering. It's not cheap, but it's worth it. Check out the trip advisor reviews.

This is a good guest house with great service, the rooms are clean and all en suite, uncluttered…read moreand comfy beds. Plus a belting breakfast cooked without fuss and served nice and hot. Very good value for money. Very near the town centre but they do have parking at the back of the house. We will certainly stay here again.

A great little B&B, perfect for anyone wanting to explore the Peak District…read more The B&B has two guest bedrooms - we had the one at the front of the property. Our room was compact but really warm, comfy, modern and well-equipped, better than most hotels! Breakfast in the morning was great too and the host, Diane, was very welcoming. Being in Tideswell, it's easy to get to Castleton and the heart of the Peak District and also near enough to Bakewell and Buxton. Tideswell itself is a nice village and has a Co-Op, a bank and pubs that do food until 8.30pm. We had our own set of keys so that we could come and go as we needed and there's space to park on the street outside. It might not be for you if you have children or need lots of communal space - but it's an ideal B&B if you need somewhere to come back to and relax in at the end of a day in the Peak District.

This house is an absoultely fantastic place to rent for a week or so. It is large and spacious and…read moredoesnt cost too much. There are 3 bedrooms, a large lounge/diner and a good sized kitchen. It is setup pretty much as if it sis someones home, - there are games in the cupboards, pictures on the walls and it has a very cosy homely feel to it. The house is situated half way up the hill, at the top of the hill there is a footpath that goes off into the countryside, and at the bottom of the hill is Baslow itself. There are many pubs and restaurants in Baslow - despite it being a fairly small place. Definately will be returning here again. If you fancy a stay in the peak district then this is the place to go!

I was relucant at first about the quality of this hotel, due to the price (£32 per room!), but I…read morewas pleasantly suprised. The decor was basic but clean and modern, and the rooms were very clean, yet compact..but more than adequate for the bargain price. The rooms can sleep up to three (either a double bed with a bunk bed over it, or two singles with a bunk bed over) and so, this hotel is great for someone going to an event at Sheffield Arena or Don Valley Stadium. It'd mean you would only pay just under £11 each! The staff we encountered seemed very friendly, and I was really pleased to see that they had a little shop area, which is really useful in an out of town hotel. All in all, I would recommend this hotel to anyone who doesn't require a luxurious hotel, but wants something cheap but not shabby or dirty.

Clean, cheap and basic. The bed was a bit hard but at least it wasn't lumpy. The staff were…read morefriendly and helpfull, gave me everything I asked for. The shower was good and while the room was small it was adequate. Breakfast is a good deal if you like cornflakes, toast and croissants but best of all it comes with not only tea and coffee but hot chocolate and fruit teas. No wi-fi in rooms and service in reception area provided by 3rd party so staff weren't able to help with problems. It's a stones throw from Sheffield Arena and a short walk to the tram stop. The parking is only free if you can get into the carpark, and I don't thenk there is a space for every room. Despite some niggles, for the price , this is a decent place to stay

So, our annual pilgrimage to Sheffield once again occurred this weekend. Every year a lovely bunch…read moreof goffick type descend on the City to listen to loud music as played by artists who come from all over the world to tout their aural wares. This was our fourth visit to this festival, but we have stayed in a couple of different hotels over the 4 years. The first couple of years we stayed in St Mary's Gate Premier Inn. Now, as Prem's go, this is quite a nice one... however... It's a Premier Inn (so you know exactly what you're getting). The last couple of years the hotel seemed to twig that something was going on and put up their prices to make the stay really blinkin' expensive (and thus worth us looking elsewhere). A quick search on the internet turned up the Copthorne Hotel. About a 10 minute walk away from the venue, free parking, free wifi and 4*. It was also a good £100 less than the alternative, so we booked without doing much research. Oh My.... What a find. The Hotel chain in the UK is mostly made up for 4* and 5* hotels which are located in most of the big cities you would expect them to be. When we checked into the room the first time, we were very pleasantly surprised. Spacious, modern, clean and comfortable. There is a fridge in every room and steam-proof mirrors in the bathroom (a lifesaver at a festival). The bed is mega comfortable and the all of the rooms are soundproofed as well (meaning you're not woken up by various people stumbling in in the wee small hours of the night). The staff are really professional and friendly. They've never once treated us any differently to the other guests when we've turned up in our "going out" gear and have always been extremely helpful when we've had any requests as per the room or facilities. Our stay over bank holiday weekend (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) cost us £154 without Breakfast (but other guests scored the stay for £103). It will forever now be our go-to booking for visits to Sheffield.

The nicest hotel I've ever stayed at in the UK…read more I wasn't expecting much as we got the room at a very cheap deal, so I was amazed to find a very modern, posh and well run hotel ! The rooms are amazing, with free internet, very modern decoration, a hidden fridge, kettle and large flat screen TV with all the sky sports channels. The bed was very comfortable. The bar and restaurant couldn't be faulted and the staff were nice and helpful. And to cap it all it's attached to Sheffield Uniteds football ground, there is plenty of car parking room and the hotel is only a short walk from the city centre. I would definitely use this hotel again.

Hilton Garden Inn Doncaster Racecourse is in a good location as part of the Doncaster Racecourse…read morecomplex, it is around a ten-minute journey via bus into the town centre, with regular services from the local proximity. To walk, it is around a mile and a half: the location is good overall for the Doncaster area. I did have an original problem with my room, due to availability, I was placed in an "Accessible" room, I have stayed in similar rooms before, but this time it was different. The bed was at such a low and uncomfortable level, it was virtually on the floor. I was told that due to availability, they would not be able to move me to a different room without having to pay a surcharge as "Hilton Garden Inn hotels do not give free upgrades", they originally asked for £30 more and it took a lot of struggling at the front desk, to originally get the upgrade fee down to just £13. My second room was much more comfortable, it had ample facilities and stunning views of the Doncaster Racecourse. The bed was comfortable, they had a nice workspace and a good number of lights around the room, meaning it never seemed to get too dark. The room was fairly modern overall, and while the facilities were basic (small TV with limited channels, no coffee machine), it was acceptable for what I needed, given the fact they had wi-fi and a mini-fridge, and it was only a one-night stay after all. The service in the hotel was pretty good, the majority of the employees tried their best to deliver good service, including in the "Garden Grille" restauraunt within the hotel, who despite having a gluten-free menu, offered to make me a plain chicken breast, with fresh chips and gravy which was excellent, and only came to £12.95. The pricing in the hotel was reasonable, my upgraded room came to £80.75; as a Gold Hilton Honors Member, I was able to get a free cooked breakfast, due to COVID restrictions, they are not offering a buffet, I was disappointed with my breakfast overall due to limited gluten-free options (No omelettes on the menu!), and my scrambled egg seemed to be stuck together in a ball, which just didn't taste good. The hotel is pet-friendly, as someone with cynophobia; I did feel very uncomfortable due to the number of dogs in the hotel; it was surprisingly clean given the fact. The only other major problem I had with the hotel, other than the original room and the breakfast, would be the lifts. The lifts were key operated from Reception but my key never seemed to recognise the lift, plus the most annoying part about this was you had to press the button to call the lift, after your key. I wish they put the key slots inside the lift, so all you had to do was scan your key and then press the button for your room, which is more in line with how other hotels do things. 4* - Despite things getting off to a shaky start, they did deliver a good experience in the end and I would certainly stay here again if I ever had to visit Doncaster, my thoughts on the town are a different story!

Booked a room at this hotel on a Groupon deal for a weekend up in Doncaster. It's set in a decent…read morelocation if you're driving in to town. The car park isn't secure so consider your belongings if driving. The hotel's location leaves you with a 12-15 minute walk in to the center, which includes the market and the Silver St experience. There's a bus stop just outside if you're not up for the hike. We upgraded our room to the Deluxe. I'd have to recommend this if you'd like to bath with a friend. The tub is quite comfortable. However, the water pressure in the shower wasn't up to par. The floor is quite noisy in the room. And the bed isn't the most comfortable. Other than these small gripes, it's an excellent stay with a great staff. I'd book again if returning to Doncaster.