George Wright Boutique Hotel, Bar & Restaurant.

So we arrived got lost rang for directions the first lady disnt understand what i was saying put me on to another lady which she was helpful we checked in went to room i washed my hair the shower completely flooded but the man fixed it almost straight away it was full of gunk when we went to sleep next door was almost haveing a rave excluding losts of shouting so the walls arnt very soundproof breakfast was not very nice service was nice but breackfeast wouldnt recommend ans the carpet in our room was nit clean it was full of stains for a what they call a high class hotel it was not

Lovely stay, room was comfortable, shower was nice, big smart tv. no wardrobe which was a bit difficult but all in all a great hotel had everything i needed for a work trip away.

Breakfast 8 until 10. No cooked breakfast until 9. Hotel abandoned at 11pm. Doors not locked overnight. Stale bread and sour milk for limited cereal breakfast. No restaurant available as indicated. RIP OFF.

Lovely hotel, it's quirky and well presented with a welcoming reception/bar area The staff are helpful and courteous I stayed in the "presidential suite" and at around £100 it was well worth the money Other, well appointed rooms are available for airing £60 but after my last stay some of these have no window so wanted to avoid those as I'm a little claustrophobic My only criticisms would be that there was a fold out camp bed in the room which detracted from the overall appearance. I was meeting a customer for a meal and asked directions, I was directed out a rear entrance and down a narrow alleyway to the Main Street, however, this was in complete darkness, with steps and a hill which I had to use my phones torch to stop me from stumbling! That area needs illuminated Breakfast was very good! This was my second stay on business and would highly recommend

Delightful boutique hotel in the centre of Rotherham ticking all the bells and whistles. Friendly bespoke rooms, nicely furnished, all on-suite. Unfortunately the matress was lumpy but apart from that no more issues. The hotel is beautifully furnished, there's a bar upstairs with a selection of world beverages, the bar staff are friendly and professional. Overall a splendid stay and perfect for a night in Rotherham which is fun and friendly. Thank you Michael B Doncaster

Great place to stay, amazing value for what you pay! Would definitely come back next time I visit Meadowhall.

I am afraid to say this place does not live up to the photos or the expectations created. I believe that before it was taken over by the current owners/management it was a great place. My experience- unclean rooms, broken window blinds, uncomfortable beds. I considered checking out after the first night but endured a second. I won’t be back and have actually cancelled my next booking for here and opted for another not great hotel cos even it is better! Menu choices very limited. The breakfast underwhelming, no choice, no filter coffee. Some lovely staff who are trying their best with a poor situation, lots of unused closed up areas, just more like a very very poor b&b than a boutique hotel. Have cancelled my next planned visit. Cost may be low but there is a reason for this. Very hard to find also. I won’t be back unfortunately and had been really looking forward. Definitely not Boutique - More Basic

Room was ok didnt have coffee machine which it should have. And when i left friday was locked in

Very welcoming and wonderful stay. Highlights of our trip were the breakfast and beautiful building.

The first room I was in was a double. The bed was badly made (sheets not tucked in) and the blind was broken and window ledge dusty. After a work call at the table, I sat on the end of the bed and the mattress went all the way down to the floor. No phone, so went back to reception and the manager came down (lovely man). He lifted the mattress and there were no slats on the bottom end - what there was were all pushed to the head of the bed and one or two were broken. I asked to be moved to another room. The other double I was advised had a broken radiator. So I was moved to a ‘delux’. The bed wasn’t broken (yay). There were black spots on the bathroom and hallway walls (mould?). The curtains did not block out the constant light from the courtyard at all. The tv powered up, but would not connect any channels. Cheap poorly put together flat pack furniture. As a solo traveller though, my main concern was the lack of security. There was a door on the downstairs level, that led into a tiered courtyard down a lane way to a gate on the Main Street. Neither locked. There was no separation of the hotel rooms from an entrance. The land way on ground level - was litter strewn, I saw a couple of condoms and a used needle. There was no privacy lock on the door. I ended up using a door wedge and a chair against the door. It just felt dodgy. Food - lovely burger. Staff perfectly polite. But this is in no way (a) worth the money, or (b) a boutique hotel.