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After travelling for over 2 hours we arrived at the hotel when I received a message that u had cancelled the holiday due to government issues We were going to Doncaster the day after to visit the Yorkshire wildlife park. After another 2 hours the hotel found us 2 rooms but only for one night. This was supposed to be a lovely weekend as I hadn't been away due to illness for 6 years. We are pensioners my husband being 74 who then had to drive all the way back on Saturday after we had been to the wildlife park. I on the other hand due to anxiety problems cried nearly all weekend after all this . You will be hearing from me very shortly as something needs to be done by the way you have treated us plus we were charged extra for the rooms after you told us it was 69 pounds a room

Didnt have light for nearly 5 hours even after maintenance guy visit. Reception said airconditioning works but it wasnt. Light switches were broken and bulb fused... one table lamb worked far away from bed giving like candle light!! They said they will provide fan but didnt!! Goodsize room but no ventilation other than airconditioning so it was suffocating!! Despite informing the reception they said they are short staffed and cant do anything!! Stayed in a dark suffocating room with a young child! Emailed them but had no response!! Breakfast was rubbish!! Checked out as soon as we can. Disappointing and not recommended!

we go to Rotherham ibis every year maybe twice a year room's very clean bed's excellent staff very polite and friendly and would help you with anything i would definitely recommend ibis to anyone

Staff very welcoming on arrival.Quickly booked us in asked if we needed anything explained about the restaurant .We had food it was excellent also the breakfast was more than ample.On our leaving they wished us a safe journey,will definitely stay again.

Rotherham is not a tourist destination and is clearly suffering economic problems but does have several attractions. The Minster is an exceptionally fine large Perpendicular (15th century) church which dominates the town. The medieval chapel on the bridge is one of only 5 left in England and is the best preserved. Services every Tuesday, some open days. Clifton Park is a pleasant green space containing a good town museum. Finally the local Chantry Brewery own two fine pubs, the New York Tavern and the Cutler's Arms both in Westgate, the latter with a well-preserved traditional interior. Iron & Steel Bitter recommended.

As an ex resident it was sad to see empty town centre and closed shops. I was approached for change which never used to happen.On the plus side it was nice to see some thriving pubs and some new buildings.Especially the Three Cranes restored and the Cutler's .The town is very different from when I left only 8 years ago.