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"Me and my partner stayed here for the St Leger Ladies Day at Doncaster"

"I liked most things. The bed was one of the most comfortable on which I have slept. The bath was really nice, long and comfortable. The hot water was hot whenever I wanted it. I ate at the restaurant three evenings. The food was reasonably good but I feel that apart from the jam sponge and custard, the puddings were trying too hard and were too complex to sound attractive. I think that simpler puddings would be far better. I liked two of my main courses, the sausages and mash, and the Cowboy Burger, but the third was disappointing. It was the chicken and mushroom pie that had far too little filling and far too much pastry. I also wondered why it came with a huge amount of strongly flavoured gravy, though I did find that it was quite nice with the peas. I would have preferred a non-fried potato to the chips it came with. Mashed potatoes would have been ideal but a baked potato or simple boiled potatoes with herbs and butter would have suited the dish better (and gone better with the gravy.) The one problem that I had was with the online checkout; it didn't work properly but maybe the problem was the device and browser I chose to use. I used my iPad with DuckDuckGo."

"Our room was nice and spotless. Lincoln "

"A new owner since last there lots done to improve it. Helpful staff, really nice refurbed room. Great Breakfast."

"Overnight stay after an afternoon at the races. Cannot fault the hotel at all, perfect position, room with view of course, handy for railway station, excellent breakfast. Would definitely stay again. Also got better deal with expedia than our friends who booked direct with hotel. Thank you. "

"Very good"

"Stayed as went to Doncaster races, nice rooms and breakfast and only 10 minutes in a taxi to the racecourse. Would stay again."

"Great stay, and great way to celebrate an anniversary"

"Room was clean and spacious , bed comfy and a good breakfast. Only negative was that there was only one tea bag on the hospitality tray and two small sachets of milk. "