Good wee airport…read more Decent selection of food places to eat. Camden food market is worth eating from. Fresh wholesome food and good prices. There is also a Burger King,wine bar,fancy burger place,super drug and newsagents. The staff are friendly. Security check in is fast and easy. They don't make you take off everything and loose your dignity. Buses are right outside the door. Would be good to have some benches or something outside to enjoy some fresh air if you are too early for your flight.

Really crap place. It deserves to be shut down at this point, rude staff, gross bathrooms,…read morediscusting layout. Should get lots of renovations and better staff. Planes always delayed and late.

Update: We're starting to work out our return and easy jet…read moreis def on our list. We observed the best boarding routines in recent memory. Consider it. The price is right, even with the add ons. No prob with our 2 checked roll ons coming this way.

If I could give zero stars, I would. I booked online. My first flight was a little late. There was…read morea layover. I didn't have to get my checked bags or anything (I didn't take any), just make it to the next gate. I had over an hour. Get there and the plane had just left. There was no other flights that night. They wouldn't help me. Basically told me I had to pay another 700 pounds or wait for my return flight (which was in a few days and not even at that airport, which when I told them, they kinda went, oh well.). I've flown many times with other airlines and haven't had any issues. This airline is the worst. Do not use. Save yourself the pain and money.

Nice and clean airport but after pay tax for you flay you need buy plastic bag 50 pence for your…read moreliquid under 100 mill.

It's a small airport with little shopping, but that's why it takes little time to pass the security…read morecheck. And it's easy to be reached, especially if you travel from Doncaster centre by public transport. In the waiting room, there's even a billiard table. It is not too good though, but it might help you kill the time if needed. :) I really like the statue of Robin Hood inside the Airport. My favourite spot there! :)

This review is for food served to over 200 people:…read more I've been to lots of events and awards. I've even organised and hosted a good few, but the Mercure just seemed overwhelmed, maybe even surprised we were all there. The actual event and presentations, from the people hiring the ballroom, were great. But sadly the hotels bits seemed to let it down so badly. At the 6.30pm arrival time the bar was 4 deep with people waiting to be served. The solution from the hotel was to take people off the bar and move them into other jobs, then after lots of people were waiting they just announced that as it was nearly 7pm the bar was closing as we needed to be sat for dinner, and that staff inside were waiting to take drinks orders. Which left people without drinks. The staff inside were the ones that had been removed from the bar. Which meant they then had to run back and fish with drinks despite us all being at the bar minutes before. We were then told that the hotel didn't do pints of cider, only bottles, despite me having just been stood at the for 25 mins watching people buy pints of cider. She days she'd double check but came back with a bottle at £5. An hour later I wandered back to the bar myself and bought a pint of cider for £4.60. Crazy!! The meal was pork which was a great size but very over cooked. It was also listed on the menu as being stuffed with cheese and chutney, but no one on our table found any evidence of that. The potatoes were nice and rosemary flavoured however. The desert was a cheesecake which had a pastry base served with a mash of peach icecream and raspberry sorbet. The latter was very weird and didn't work at all for me as it was like icecream that had been melted and refrozen resulting in chucks of ice in it. Finally, the hotel conveniently, half way through the evening, sold out of all its red wine apart from the £40 bottles of Rioja meaning people had no option but to upgrade. For a major hotel that's either a blatant con or very bad management! We've asked if next year's awards can be at any other hotel in the North West!

Excellent location good price, friendly staff and relatively clean.. Relative to what you pay its…read moregood.. Carpets are dirty through The only bad thing is wifi connectivity is so bad! It's super slow too

The third-to-last time I went to Pakistan, c.2008/9, I had gone aboard Pakistan International…read moreAirlines. It was the 2nd best Airline I had gone on; I have been aboard: Qatar Airways, Shaheen Air International & AirBlue.

This address is the PIA manchester airport however the contact telephone number is for the regional…read moreoffice in Manchester City Centre http://www.mushtaqtravel.co.uk

Our experience was painful. The taxi was half an hour late to collect us after a very long return…read moreflight. it's the last thing you need when you just want to get home. I will never use or recommend them due to the unreliability and uselessness of their call centre to keep us informed and resolve the issue.

Despite the fact that me and my friends have had numerous undesirable experiences with this taxi…read morefirm, we find ourselves constantly using the company time and again, simply because they are the most taxi firm in Leeds and always have a taxi available when other firms do not. The fact that a taxi is always available from Arrow is one of the only positive aspects of the business - they are renowned for overcharging, especially for shorter differences such as Headingley to Leeds city centre, and the drivers are mostly unfriendly. On more than one occasion, we have contacted them in advance, asking for a six-seater people carrier to be told that one is on its way. Yet lo and behold, two four-seaters turn up in place of one six-seater, meaning the company makes more money and the customer spends more. I would recommend Premier or Amber over Arrow, but with the state of the taxi industry in Leeds (there are barely any black council cabs unlike London or Liverpool) there is little to choose between all the private hire taxi firms; you just have to bite your tongue and pay the extortionate prices. Or walk.