Rotherham East (M18/M1)

I didn’t find anything good to say about the hotel The place was very old .dirty.very noisy.the restaurant was unbelievable children running around spilling drinks all over the bench touching food and putting it back replaceing air conditioning filters while we were eating breakfast  The chef couldn’t understand an order crispy bacon well done sausage and hot not cold 

Local Hotel to visit my family great location and very easy access to the M1

Booked the hotel for its location as we travelled up for an event at the Utilita Arena.   On arrival the car park is not in great condition with plenty of potholes, so drive in slowly. The carpark is privately owned so is chargeable (£3.50 per night I think) although there are no barriers so not secure - Don’t forget to pay & enter your reg via the machine at the front entrance otherwise you will get fined!   The reception area is very small & would be a squeeze when more than one booking is trying to book in especially if you’re family with more than one bag, case, holdalls etc. The receptionist open arrival was a bit blunt & peculiar. Not very welcoming or accommodating.   The room we had (40) was a typical double hotel room, spacious & ok for nights stay. The bed was comfy enough whilst furniture was ok & adequate for a short stay. The bathroom is a good size & the shower has good water pressure although we didn’t have hot water in the room for several hours due to an issue, which was very frustrating after a long drive & with two young children.   *Note, there are parts of the room & bathroom that are in need of a makeover/refurb whilst carpets in all areas of hotel are in need of a deep clean.   Breakfast (at the on-site Beefeater) was cooked to order whilst there was fruit, cereals & pastries from the continental section along with tea/coffee machine & cold drinks (Apple or Orange Juice, Water etc.  The waitress was lovely & pleasant, which was a far cry from what we had the night before.   WiFi was free & you could connect from room but was hit & miss.   A budget hotel that needs plenty of work doing to it!

I recently stayed here for three nights on a business trip. All the staff were wonderful, but I particularly wanted to single out Autumn and Katie for praise. On 28th September, the restaurant was very busy—including our large group. Autumn was on her very first shift in the kitchen (having previously worked front of house) and ended up completely on her own because the chef who was meant to be supporting her broke his leg. Naturally, food took quite a long time to arrive, and a few guests were getting understandably frustrated. Katie (FOH) and Autumn handled the pressure brilliantly. Katie’s attitude in particular was the epitome of unwavering Northern warmth. Thank you both for handling a tough situation so exceptionally well!

What a lovely little Premier In , does exactly what it says on the tin: a great night’s sleep. Plus the staff on check in are very friendly and friendly which is always a bonus, would stay here again for one night again, definitely value for money in my opinion

Stopped on way back from Pickering for one night. Lovely staff , very pleasant and helpful . Rooms quiet on top floor and clean . Meal deal good value . Evening meal very good . Breakfast average . Poached eggs came out one broken / one just the yellow . Said they’d cook 2 fresh ones . Prob have fried if we went again 🤣 staff in breakfast room very helpful and polite . Staff very good throughout stay . Would recommend .

We stayed for one night and it was a really pleasant stay. The rooms were clean and usual comfy premier inn beds! Both the evening and morning staff were absolutely lovely and nothing is a bother for them. I would stay again.

Little lovely place on the road while we were on a family trip; convinced location staff was brilliant kids free bfast with premier inn! The site it’s old but it’s kept nice and clean room was smelling very nice. Amenities near by from Sainsbury’s to some take aways!

Hotel staff good, rooms satisfactory, considering most of the Pub staff are been made redundant, most of them was upbeat and made my visit worthwhile, sad really over the past 2 years stayed in around 30 premier inn and the pubs have been good, tried a converted refitted premier inn with a breakfast and social room a while back and to be honest it was Rubbish, dead and no atmosphere, I do hear Wetherspoons have purchased a few, hopefully i will be able to carry on our journey and breaks with premier inn, but not with the new instore social rooms.