Holiday Inn Doncaster

Self service breakfast cereal, toast, full english, cheese, meats, fruit, yoghurt etc, dinner was lovely and the Sunday carver was to die for!

10 oz rib eye with all the trimmings delicious. Had garlic and chilli king prawn starter with was also delicious this came with toasted bread and salad

The evening menu caters for all tastes. I tried the more unusual black pudding fritters which were plentiful and very tasty. Then the smoked salmon and prawn salad was far larger than even I could manage and again was beautifully done. Reasonably priced. Voir le carte

I stayed at this hotel for the second time recently. I was so pleased that the receptionist welcomed me back. So often, even when returning to an hotel I have been to dozens of times, there is no recognition of the fact that you have decided to stay again in the same establishment. The receptionist was a perfect ambassador for the hotel.

I attended as a guest to a social event. The menu choices were preselected. Mass catering is never easy but they did a very good job. The liver parfait was a tasty starter. The pork main up to stratch but the cracking just not there. Well cooked veg and pleasant dessert. Overall good service . The surroundings are typical holiday inn but no complaints.

Having seen the same fixed menu for two days, one begins to question the seriousness with which the restaurant takes its dining experience. The food, I found, was mediocre and seemed to be prepared from pre-packaged ingredients. The service was decent, with staff appearing enthusiastic enough. However, the building and its furnishings looked worn and tired. If I were the manager, I would have considered leaving, unless of course, I no longer cared or had simply given up. Voir le carte

We decided to give the hotel restaurant a try since it's only a 5-minute walk from our home. Before dining, we had a drink in the bar area, which felt a bit cold and unwelcoming. The food in the restaurant was decent, resembling typical pub fare and priced reasonably. The bright lighting in the dining area took away from the ambiance, in my opinion. However, the staff were fantastic - friendly and attentive. We would consider dining there again, but overall, there isn't much to draw in non-hotel guests.

I ate in this restaurant for a total of 8 nights over a 2 week period. The food in general is good, the pizzas, very good. Some of the food not so good, mushroom risotto was stodgy with little taste and the chef can't seem to cook the steaks right, one night one of my group asked for medium and got medium to well, another night another one of my group asked for medium rare and it was medium to well, that was disappointing. The pie and stew are great, very tasty and the meat very tender. The restaurant is a pleasant place to be and there's a lovely conservatory area. The servers are, in general, great. I would recommend eating here.

I was unable to find a specific mention of this restaurant, but it is located within the Holiday Inn complex so I assumed this was the correct place. The restaurant is conveniently located off the A1 with plenty of parking, although the speed bumps at the entrance were a bit jarring. There were no signs indicating which party was located in each room, so we headed to where we had dined previously. The bar was not too busy and the drink prices were reasonable. There were no Christmas decorations in the room, but this may have been due to it being early in the season. The waiter in a 'tree rex' t-shirt added a festive touch. Our meal included tomato and basil soup for starters, followed by a t... Voir le carte