The Earl Of Doncaster Hotel

We hosted a work function at the Earl of Doncaster for 30 staff (Sept 14). The location is centrally located outside of the city centre, very close to the Hilton (if you need to book with your Hilton points), it’s literally a 10 minute walk. Parking Scale 1-10 - 7.5/8 - Parking is limited but most instances you are able to find a free spot along the front or backside of the building. Decor scale 7.5/8-The inside is very eclectic and unique, Bathroom selfie worthy 8.5 Service scale 8.5 - staff was very attentive , drinks and food are on a scale of 8.5. Meeting room functionality - 10 - everything we needed the staff was able to accommodate us , even with the room changes. Xx

Great place to stay and to have dinner, which was absolutely delicious and cooked to perfection. Lovely restaurant, quiet and elegant. Staff very friendly and welcoming. Rooms are spacious and comfortable. Great location within walking distance to the city centre and a big park. Highly recommended!!!

Visited for a birthday treat with my other half and it was fantastic. Room was immaculate, very good lay out. Food and staff where perfect from start to finish. I got talking to the night porter in the morning as we needed some more milk for the room, he had just returned after years away and he was a lovely guy. Couldn't ask for more from a hotel. Perfect location, rooms, food and staff.

Our stay was a highlight of our 3-week UK visit. The room was large and well-appointed with large windows overlooking a tree-lined street. The Art Deco decor had been thoughtfully restored without sacrificing modern comfort. The staff was very friendly and accommodating (the barman went out of his way to meet a special request). The full-service restaurant offered a range of tasty meals at reasonable prices, and the included hot-cold breakfast was among the best we had. The location put it within walking distance of The Danum Library and the town center. We would definitely stay here again.

Something of an enigma. From the outside it looks like a 1950s factory unit. But inside it’s an extravagant blast of art nouveau! 1920/30 chic everywhere. The staff are fabulous. Good food - freshly cooked to order breakfast. The rooms are quirky. I didn’t like not being able to open the window and the lack of surfaces for toothpaste etc in the bathroom has not been well thought through. The beds are old style and rather small. Not uncomfortable but not great. The public rooms are fabulous - think Strictly Come Dancing in Blackpool. Quirky sums the place up. Some bits fab, others need work. But you wouldn’t expect to find this is central Doncaster.