Beautiful surroundings and grounds, lovely old stately home type building but communal areas very dated. Room was perfectly clean and presentable and good value for the price paid. Staff were all nice and nice terrace for a few drinks outside bar. Only real criticism was the food from the restaurant which was very poor, didn’t bother staying for breakfast the next day. My advice - stay at the hotel but eat at the pub just up the road.

Throughly enjoyed our overnight stay, fascinating manor we love history and this doesn't disappoint. Room 51 nice and quiet plenty of hot water and excellent breakfast. Easy parking lots of available walks in beautiful scenery

I and the other 4 visitors all loved the place. It had a very comfortable atmosphere. The staff were so accommodating welcoming and friendly, they even looked as if they enjoyed their jobs. Will definitely book on next visit to Sheffield. The breakfast was quality as well. Thanks everyone involved.

Grand old Hall, lovely gardens and walks. Our bedroom had an updated bathroom and new carpet. However the property has seen better days, it is tired and needs a refubishment.

We were there for a wedding. Beautiful grounds. Staff very helpful but some were obviously inexperienced. They were lovely tbough.

Fabulous architecture and the bedroom was very comfortable with a great view. The bathroom was recently renovated. Good breakfast in the morning. Some areas inside the building are looking in need of some work, but otherwise a very nice stay.

Excellent service, staff are very Helpful. Rroom are luxurious and clean and comfortable. Food is absolutely amazing 👏 compliments to chef, the steak was cooked to perfection. Wifi was intermittent, my mobile date was sufficient. Would highly recommend 👌.

A very old Stately Home. Not like a Hotel. A home that has been lived in so do not expect perfect Hotel rooms. I like it as it is not plastic and gives you a feeling that the house is breathing and is part of our History. A pleasurable experience for me. Would go again

Great to stay in these fantastic buildings. Really friendly staff. Expect a little drabness here and there in such an old building, but the service was great and the bathroom modern. Not for someone who likes a corporate hotel, but for a great night's sleep, good value and lovely breakfast, go to Wortley Hall.

The staff were lovely, friendly and helpful. We understand that some parts of the hotel need upgrading but we had a beautiful suite that we could not fault- it felt cosy and luxurious, and was spotlessly clean. As it was up more than one flight of stairs we had an offer of help with our bags. Breakfast was nice, again with friendly staff there to help if needed. We would definitely stay again if in the area.

Great find.and good value

Lovely hotel and lovely staff. we spent the afternoon there after our stay and it was lovely.

Lovely old property, a bit tired in places but lots of character.

Beautiful old period building with well kept grounds and gardens. Comfortable beds and clean rooms. Lots of history here all made for a pleasant stay

For the same price as a Premier Inn we got to stay in a stately home with a fabulous history and beautiful grounds. Staff were lovely, breakfast was included, room was a good size.

Amazing old building with fantastic grounds. However, very poor phone signal and terrible Wi-Fi connection made getting online almost impossible, and this was part of a business trip so not ideal. They had a wedding going on but this did not cause any issues, and looked like a great venue for events like that.

Great former stately home, naturally retains charm and history but nudged into modern era. Overall great experience staying, though be aware it is a wedding venue and if there were an evening wedding event it could be noisy. Lucky for us, the wedding during our stay was day time and it was very peaceful at night.

Breakfast was terrible

Was pleasant, room a bit dated, no fridge

Incredible building, room was a very nice, staff were all very friendly, warm and welcoming

Lovely country hotel with lots of character, staff very friendly. Had breakfast before leaving which was well presented and the staff in the dining room were very pleasant.

This was our first visit to the hotel, it was located in beautiful scenery and soroundings, the hotel was beautiful inside, and the staff we're helpful and very polite. The only downside is that they didn’t accommodate for guest who weren't attending a wedding function etc, and we're told if they wanted a drink they would have to share the same Bar as the wedding function, and all they could offer was a boardroom with uncomfortable chairs to sit on, but on the brightside of things they had a wonderful waitress who looked after us while sitting in the boardroom and getting us drinks when we needed them.The only thing i can suggest is that the other Bar should be used for guest not attending a wedding function etc. Apart from that it was a wonderful weekend in a beautiful hotel with loads of history.

I didnt like that there was no mirror in the room only a tiny one in the bathroom.

Oh dear. If you pay a reduced price it is still £71 and they put you in the rooms that are not done up and boy do you wish you weren’t in them. I was in room 47 which ought to be a store room.first it smelled.bad smell. Fusty damp aroma all over actually but particularly bad in room as window wouldn’t open and it’s so small and hot. The toilet hadn’t been cleaned and I couldn’t fit through the gap in the shower cubicle to get in it. The staff are great and did get things put right as much as they can and I know they’re not for profit and it’s such an old building it’s going to cost an awful lot to put these rooms right. In the meantime I’m not sure I would put guests in them at all,they are not fit in my opinion. Next to public toilet, noisy until 3am and then the cleaners started rattling around in their cupboard opposite at 6am so no I didnot enjoy my stay. My friend was in a similar room next floor up and was quiet but in same bad way smell wise.

Lovely property, clean spacious room.

Grounds and staff were lovely and helpful. Building inside is in need of decorating. The wedding areas are the best areas.

Absolutely lovely hidden gem. True it is a little bit tired in places but it was a wonderful place to stay and incredible value for money. It was a last minute booking. The room was fine, the bed was comfortable, the bathroom was small but modern. The hairdryer brilliant. Everything necessary was available. The staff were friendly and helpful. The pictures, books and history of the place were interesting. The setting and grounds were beautiful. The breakfast was amazing. Would thoroughly recommend. The only criticism was that the wifi was weak and intermittent.

Lovely setting for a wedding etc, unfortunately the building is in need of a little TLC….

Nothing positive to say here at all I’m afraid. Paid £124.29 which was shown as a discounted price for a “Premier Double Room”. Initially was given a twin room which was anything other than “premier”, went back to reception who agreed was not in the correct room and changed to a double. This room was not much better and advised none of the “premier” rooms have been updated. This room had clearly not been updated in 30 years. Very dated and grimy wallpaper, peeling off the walls, and dated and dirty carpets. No plugs anywhere near the bed. Constant rain heard dripping outside the room from leaking gutters. Bathroom flooring coming away from the wall. Dripping broken tap. Dirty marks all over the room on lamps, wallpaper and floors. Dust everywhere. This hotel absolutely does not warrant the price. You can get a better room in a Blackpool B&B for almost a third of the price. The rest of the building, although in well kept grounds, is very dated and run down. Just avoid this place.

I like staying here this was my second stay. The hotel is a fantastic stately home.

First night stay was in a newly renovated top floor, beautifully restored and stunning bathroom. Unfortunately the bed was very squeaky with the slightest turn whilst sleeping. Second night we moved to a pre renovated room, very dated with tatty wallpaper. We understand the whole place is getting done up and modernised but with this in mind, a cheaper rate for the less glamorous room would have been greatly accepted. Overall, the staff had been more than helpful, very friendly and accommodating!

I booked a Junior Suite with Hotels.com, only to find they didn't inform Wortley Hall and I was issued with a small double room