Great place to stay, amazing value for what you pay! Would definitely come back next time I visit Meadowhall.

Room was ok didnt have coffee machine which it should have. And when i left friday was locked in

Very welcoming and wonderful stay. Highlights of our trip were the breakfast and beautiful building.

The first room I was in was a double. The bed was badly made (sheets not tucked in) and the blind was broken and window ledge dusty. After a work call at the table, I sat on the end of the bed and the mattress went all the way down to the floor. No phone, so went back to reception and the manager came down (lovely man). He lifted the mattress and there were no slats on the bottom end - what there was were all pushed to the head of the bed and one or two were broken. I asked to be moved to another room. The other double I was advised had a broken radiator. So I was moved to a ‘delux’. The bed wasn’t broken (yay). There were black spots on the bathroom and hallway walls (mould?). The curtains did not block out the constant light from the courtyard at all. The tv powered up, but would not connect any channels. Cheap poorly put together flat pack furniture. As a solo traveller though, my main concern was the lack of security. There was a door on the downstairs level, that led into a tiered courtyard down a lane way to a gate on the Main Street. Neither locked. There was no separation of the hotel rooms from an entrance. The land way on ground level - was litter strewn, I saw a couple of condoms and a used needle. There was no privacy lock on the door. I ended up using a door wedge and a chair against the door. It just felt dodgy. Food - lovely burger. Staff perfectly polite. But this is in no way (a) worth the money, or (b) a boutique hotel.

This was strange from the start! I had to provide ID at check in, so they photocopied my driving license. After checking with the manager, I was told I could take the copy with me the next day! Bed was really soft, which is not my preference, and in the morning the shower didnt work, so I had to go to a different room for a shower. The tea in the room was good (Yorkshire Tea) and the sausages at breakfast were good too, however!

PROS - The hotel is beautiful and a lot of money has obviously been spent on it. Staff were excellent - friendly and helpful throughout. We had lunch there which was excellent and well presented. The room we had was beautifully decorated. The bed was extremely comfortable. CONS - The picture on the advert is not the main entrance. The room (Bridal Suite) was not as clean as I would have liked. The blinds were very dusty and the beautiful large dressing mirror needed cleaning. The hanging rail in the room needs strapping to the wall. Heavy coats made it quite unstable. The coffee machine had no instructions which was a little frustrating. A kettle would have been a welcome addition. The wet room still had confetti on the floor from the previous occupier and there were very little surface areas to put things down, especially in the wet room, which had no towel hanging rail and no good sized surface to put toiletries etc. The wet room was FREEZING - we had to put a bath towel on the floor to stand on it and the container on the small mirror shelf was dirty inside. Breakfast was ok and we were offered a cooked breakfast if we desired one, but there was only one croissant in the choice of pastries for two of us and when I enquired we were told there were no more because other residents had been there before us. OVERALL - I would stay there again. It is a lovely place and just minor things that I hope are taken on board will make it a good 4/5 star accommodation.

Hard to find, but when I did phone and found I was treated very well, great location for the town and football. Even better breakfast too !!!

We stayed NYE and this hotel was such a good find. It was perfect for location and price. The rooms were spotless, spacious and comfy. Thank you for your hospitality