I stayed at the Stables in Doncaster for a week in April 2012. I'm an IT contractor and always look for value and good sleep quality, everything else is less important. As other reviewers have pointed out, the Stables is actually part of a university and college campus and they offer room in the Old Hall building to the public.... More

Attended a wedding function at the Stables which from the website looks like a great place ....and I suppose the function facilities are adequate ....but when you book for bed and breakfast you are directed to what is the student halls of residence at the next door college £60 for a double room in a student residence (i don't think... More

Arrived after booking a double room that they only had 2 single rooms left. also found out that we could not go in the bar because there was a wedding on which we were not told about therefore meant we could get no food after a long journey! We had to book into another hotel i was that discusted. More

I live here when working . Room like an older travel lodge but with the character of an old building .its 25 per night , there is nothing to come near it at that price ,flat screen tv , ensuite water is hot , tea and coffee and shampoo on tap .room made up every day .resteraunt bar is very... More

On an annual racing trip where I stop at the stables with a work colleague to attend the ST Ledger I was dissapointed with the conduct of the bar staff. On ordering a drink I was asked if we were in the wedding party to which I said no: My colleague and I were then told if we wanted a... More

The room we stayed in at The Stables was a bit small but spotlessly clean with a very comfortable bed. Good bathroom although again a bit small. As the accomodation is on a country annexe to Doncaster College, breakfast was only available from 7.30am to 8.30am. However the hotel needs to turn up the heat on the warm counter as... More

I stayed here with friends for a reunion weekend and for this the Stablesshould have suited very well. The rooms are basic but clean and funtional. The disappointing thing was that because there was a wedding booking, the only food and drink available was for the wedding guests. Even in the bar, we were refused drinks and at lunchtime in... More

The previous reviewer is correct insomuch as I wouldn't really call this 'a hotel' - as it is in fact part of an educational facility. However, it is my belief that the accomodation at The Stables is mainly used by people attending weddings or other functions which are regularly hosted in a very nice room/restaurant on site. I have stayed... More

drive up to a "hotel" in picturesque building, with a pretty courtyard. pay for the room first (the con begins) then are told to get back in your car and drive through some gates... away from the building the reception is in! this seems strange and you drive past a bunch of tall student flats. your building looks grand on... More