HOTELYEAR BUILT 2000ADDITIONAL PROPERTY DESCRIPTION THE IBIS ROTHERHAM HOTEL IS ... more
LOCATED AT THE START OF THE J1 M18 AND CLOSE TO THE J32 M1, ON THE ROAD TO SHEFFIELD, DONCASTER AND ROTHERHAM. IT IS CLOSE TO MEADOWHALL SHOPPING CENTRE, THE MAGNA ...
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HOTELYEAR BUILT 2000ADDITIONAL PROPERTY DESCRIPTION THE IBIS ROTHERHAM HOTEL IS ... more
LOCATED AT THE START OF THE J1 M18 AND CLOSE TO THE J32 M1, ON THE ROAD TO SHEFFIELD, DONCASTER AND ROTHERHAM. IT IS CLOSE TO MEADOWHALL SHOPPING CENTRE, THE MAGNA ...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
HOTELYEAR BUILT 2000ADDITIONAL PROPERTY DESCRIPTION THE IBIS ROTHERHAM HOTEL IS ... more
LOCATED AT THE START OF THE J1 M18 AND CLOSE TO THE J32 M1, ON THE ROAD TO SHEFFIELD, DONCASTER AND ROTHERHAM. IT IS CLOSE TO MEADOWHALL SHOPPING CENTRE, THE MAGNA ...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Boasting excellent transport links around South Yorkshire, this 2-star hotel is located at ... more
the start of the M18 motorway, at junction 1, and close to junction 32 of the M1.Within easy reach of major northern cities, such as Sheffield, Doncasrer and Rot...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
The Ibis Rotherham hotel is located at the start of the M18 motorway at J1 and close to ... more
J32 of the M1 on the route to Sheffield Doncaster and Rotherham The hotel is next to the Hellaby Indusrtial Estate Euroway and near the Aven Maltby Industrial Estat...
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Advantages: Family Run, Friendly Disadvantages: Quite Small
The Brecon Hotel in Rotherham was the choice of venue for my work's Christmas Party last Friday, 1st December 2006. We had left it a little late to get in anywhere and found that the Brecon was just about the only place that could accommodate our part of around 40 people.
This was my first visit to this Hotel, although since it is located on one of the main routes just outside of Rotherham it is a place that I have passed many times.
The Brecon is a well known Hotel locally. Established in 1963 it is a family run Hotel that prides itself on the reputation that it has built up over the years. It is a medium sized Hotel with 21 Rooms. All of which are en suite and have a colour TV, Radio and Tea and Coffee making facilities.
I did not stay overnight at this Hotel so I cannot really comment on the quality of the rooms other than to ...
Advantages: Good location, not too noisy, good value if on offer Disadvantages: Slow check in
Although I am usually to be heard extolling the virtues of hostels and small private hotels, I have of late found myself increasingly turning to Accor hotels. Admittedly I do look at their cheaper chains first but I have managed to get myself some reasonable rates at some of their mid-priced hotels too. The same rooms can be available at several different rates and differ according to certain conditions. You?ll get the best rate if you are prepared to pay fully in advance and risk losing your payment if you cancel.
This is how we managed to pay a, not unreasonable, rate of £63 for a double room at Ibis Euston on a Saturday in late November. The standard rate advertised outside the hotel is £129 so this represents a good saving.
Although we were traveling into and out of Kings Cross we were happy enough to stay at Euston as ...
Advantages: Looks lovely, lots of history Disadvantages: Very limited opening hours
condition and provide a wonderful insight into these little chapels.
I have lived in or around Sheffield all of my life and I have worked in nearby Rotherham for the last 15 years. One such example of a Chantry Bridge Chapel stands on Rotherham Bridge and I pass it almost every working day of my life on my journey to and from work. It would be easy to have become complacent and to have taken it for granted but even now, every time that I pass it by it still grabs my attention.
Chantry Bridge Chapels were built to provide a place of worship for travellers who would stop off at them and pray for a safe onward journey. It was common to find a stagecoach inn located at the end of at least one of the sides of a Chantry Bridge and it was not unusual to find a stagecoach inn at both ends, such was their popularity. This was however an age when ...
