Hex Wildlife Hotel
4 StarsImmersive wildlife park experience, Themed Evolution Experience Restaurant
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Immersive wildlife park experience, Themed Evolution Experience Restaurant
Minster Church of St. George views, On-site Table Table restaurant
Landscaped gardens and courtyards, Historic family-run country estate
On-site Beefeater grill restaurant, Lakeside leisure complex setting
Anthony’s Bar & Restaurant, Versatile event and meeting spaces
Historic racecourse views, Trackside dining at Garden Grille
Wildlife park immersion, The Yorkshire Hive shopping and entertainment
Pet-friendly accommodation, Access to Yorkshire Wildlife Park
Quiet rear-facing field views, On-site 24-hour convenience hub
Relaxing outdoor sun terrace, Hearty homemade British cuisine
Lakeside setting, Family-friendly accommodation
Proximity to Doncaster city centre, Electric vehicle charging points
Refurbished INN-SPIRED training annex, Historic Warmsworth Hall backdrop
On-site Italian dining at Dario's, Future spa and wellness expansion
Dual dining destination, Versatile wedding and event venue
Regent Square views, Historic architecture and modern design
Modern business park base, Doncaster Racecourse and stadium links
Cusworth Hall Museum and Park, Cozy, traditionally furnished rooms
Family-friendly stay experience, Convenient retail park location
On-site à la carte restaurant, Doncaster Leisure Park setting
Private patio areas, Secure courtyard parking
Flexible meeting and event spaces, Family-friendly room options
Boutique room accommodations, Outdoor seating with garden views
Traditional British restaurant, Family-run countryside inn
Historic village pub setting, Exceptional homemade ploughman's lunch
Tranquil garden views, Secure private parking
Historic market town setting, Proximity to Eco-Power Stadium
Picturesque lake view rooms, Pet-friendly travel base
Award-winning Sunday roast, Heated outdoor seating
Easy access to Thorne town and station, Dog-friendly atmosphere
Proximity to Eco-Power Stadium, Convenient shared kitchen access
Converted 18th-century barn accommodation, Expansive gardens and wildlife area
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Doncaster is a bustling market town in the county of South Yorkshire with plenty of comfortable hotels to choose from. Those arriving by air will use Doncaster Sheffield Airport, around 20 miles away. Historically, it was an area dominated by wealthy landowners, as shown by the number of large estates in the vicinity such as Brodsworth and Cusworth Halls. Of course, Doncaster is famous for its racecourse and it’s also a great base to explore this part of England with Sheffield, Leeds and Lincoln within easy driving distance. It’s also near the stunning Peak District.
In the centre of town, the Mansion House is a famous landmark that features beautiful architecture, grand rooms and a huge banqueting hall. It is one of only three surviving Mansions Houses in the country; traditionally they functioned as the official residence of the Mayor. Built in 1748, it is now used for council meetings and civic events. On occasion, usually one day a month, it is possible to take afternoon tea here. ‘Christmas Lunches’ and ‘Tea Dances’ are other events that are sometimes held here and during ‘Open Days’, visitors can tour the building for free. The Tourist Information Office next door will be able to advise on these dates and offer details of other attractions in Doncaster. Also in this area are pubs, restaurants and hotels as well as a main line railway station. Frenchgate Shopping Centre on St. Sepulchre Gate is the place to go for high street stores and eateries.
Near the banks of the River Don on Church Street is Doncaster Minster (also known as ‘The Minster Church of St. George’), another of the town’s landmarks. After a fire destroyed the original Norman building in 1853, this magnificent church was built on the site as a replacement. Some nearby hotels even offer rooms with gorgeous views of the Minster. For another dose of culture, Doncaster Museum and Art Gallery is just a few minutes’ walk to the south. Opened in 1964, it offers free admission and displays historic artefacts and pieces by local artists. Exhibitions showcasing temporary collections are regularly held here too. South Yorkshire Aircraft Museum on Airbourne Road is another popular attraction: it features aircraft from Britain’s very first air show, held in the town in 1909. Continuing the aviation theme, the Vulcan Experience near Doncaster Sheffield Airport offers the chance to get close to these exceptional flying machines.
One of the reasons people choose to visit Doncaster is to sample some of the wonderful local produce sold at Doncaster Market. Named ‘Best Food Market’ by the BBC’s Food and Farming Awards, it features over 400 shops and stalls divided between four sections: the Fish Market, the International Food Hall, the Corn Exchange, which sells household items and arts and crafts, and the Wool Market for everything else! The full market is generally open three days a week on Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. On Wednesdays, antique traders take over and on the remaining days of the week there is usually a smattering of stalls open. During Christmas, the market takes on a festive appearance with extra opening days. If that’s not enough, head to Mexborough, just a 20-minute drive away. As well as offering budget hotel options, its popular market is open on Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays. It features around 90 stalls and has been operating for over 800 years!
A trip to Doncaster isn’t complete without a day out at Doncaster Races. Doncaster Racecourse is easily reached by buses which depart from the city centre; alternatively, it’s just a five-minute drive by car. Two of the world’s oldest races are held here, namely the Doncaster Cup and the St. Leger Stakes, which is the oldest of the five ‘Classics’ held in Britain each year. As well as the horseracing, there’s also an on-site restaurant which serves a tasty menu and features an outdoor viewing terrace that offers great views of the horses as they gallop by. Ingeniously, the centre of the racecourse is home to The Town Moor Golf Course, so there’s the opportunity of a round of golf on those days when the horses are taking a break. For accommodation near Doncaster Racecourse, there are a couple of hotels offering budget rooms within a short walk.
To make the most of a trip to Doncaster, it really helps to have a car since there are plenty of attractions within driving distance. Near Doncaster Sheffield Airport is Yorkshire Wildlife Park which features polar bears, tigers and lions in large enclosures. In the north of the town, across the River Don, Cusworth Hall is a Georgian country house set in acres of beautiful gardens, and a 20-minute drive, Brodsworth Hall and Gardens is another lovely spot to spend some time. Excellent shopping opportunities and tourist attractions await in Leeds and Sheffield and Lincoln is a fantastic historic city to visit. The Peak District is also near; it’s great for those looking to do some hiking or mountain biking. There are also boutique hotels in picturesque towns like Bakewell, perfect for an overnight stay before heading back to Doncaster.
January is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Doncaster, with typical prices around $150 per night based on 47 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Doncaster are usually highest during October, with typical prices around $264 per night.
Hotel prices in Doncaster usually range from $70 per night to $409 per night, with typical prices around $209 per night.
Hotel prices in Doncaster are typically lowest in January at around $150 per night, rising to around $264 per night in October.
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In Doncaster, you might want to check out Premier Inn Doncaster - Lakeside, Premier Inn Doncaster Central, Travelodge Doncaster, Owston Hall Hotel. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Doncaster, you might want to explore The Station Restaurant & Bar, Throapham House, Burntwood Court Hotel. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Doncaster with your family, you could look at Premier Inn Doncaster - Lakeside, Fitzwilliam Arms Hotel, Carlton Park Hotel Rotherham, Premier Inn Doncaster Central. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Travelling with pets? The hotels Travelodge Doncaster, Owston Hall Hotel, Holiday Inn Express Doncaster by IHG, Holiday Inn Rotherham-sheffield M1,jct.33 By Ihg could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Doncaster, check out The Crown Hotel, Best Western Premier Doncaster Mount Pleasant Hotel, Mercure Doncaster Centre Danum Hotel, Holiday Inn Doncaster A1 (m), Jct.36 By Ihg – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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