The Tankersley Manor Hotel was highly recommended by my business associates that frequently visit…read moreBarnesly. The hotel is every bit as charming as their reviews. The staff is first rate, as all of them wanted to make sure you enjoyed your visit. The pool and spa are available to all guests, and it was quite refreshing to get in a few laps prior to dinner. I arrived from the States around 1000, so I waited in the Woodman Bar while I waited for my room. The staff was so nice. I had coffee and some starters while I waited. At 1300 my room was ready. I had a charming double room with a view of a farm next door. For dinner, I chose the Woodman Restaurant. I recommend making reservations as this is a local favorite, and I was lucky to get a table. I ordered the sea bass. As you can see from the picture, presentation was exquisite. The sea bass portion was quite small. I estimate the portion was around 4 ounces. The sea bass, broccoli and new potatoes were perfectly cooked. I should have ordered something other than the sea bass for £25.50. I am heading down now and have decided on the 8 ounce rib eye in the Woodman Bar for the same price. I'll update this review shortly. I am back with my updated review. You can see from the pictures that the rib eye steak dinner is a much better choice than the sea bass, if you prefer beef. While the steak was cooked perfectly, the salad, substituted for the chips, stole the show. While I thoroughly enjoyed the steak, with brown sauce (which I hope is acceptable), the salad was multi dimensional with fresh greens, cucumbers, peppers, tomatoes, and cooked mushrooms and tomatoes. I am on the road at least ten days per month in my volunteer capacity. I always struggle to eat healthy. The Tankersley Manor Hotel, Restaurant, and Bar makes it easy and enjoyable to keep on track. One final observation, it is clear that many local residents frequent this hotel and restaurant, and enjoy themselves immensely. That is the greatest clue that this hotel is special.

Food was a three and the rooms were a two. The bar was a four…read more We had both dinner and breakfast during a one night stay. The rooms are dated and the plumbing was medieval. I was uncomfortable in the room. The food and service at dinner left a lot to be desired. The bartender gave it a good try to make some cocktails and that was appreciated. The breakfast buffet in the morning was better than dinner but nothing to jump up and down about.

Stayed at the hotel including dining in. Room was spacious, nicely decorated and clean. We enjoyed…read morea good nights sleep in a large must of been king sized bed. The next day we enjoyed breakfast, lunch and dinner in-between relaxing on the grounds of the hotel which itself is a mix of old and new. Staff attentive and friendly. Would definitely stay there again!

Great venue for weddings and afternoon tea. I visited with a group of 12 other ladies to celebrate…read morea baby shower. It was a busy day for them as they had 2 weddings going but we were sat in a lovely room to ourselves and had a lovely waiter just to ourselves .We were offered lots of refills on teas and coffees and we were presented with lovely afternoon tea platters. The food was tasty however, my friend who is pregnant struggled as she couldn't eat some of the items such as the smoked salmon or the brandy cream dessert. The rest of us helped her out though! The grounds are lovely, despite the fact that it chucked it down! I would recommend if you are in Sheffield, it's about a 20 minute drive from the centre. Afternoon tea costs £15.95 per person.

Welcome to the 40-watt hotel. Where you can check out anytime you like, but you can't find the door…read moreto ever leave. So last weekend I stayed in Wortley Hall hotel the night before a wedding. Unfortunately though the group were in great spirits there were a large number of things that just made this place unbearable. Firstly the decor: The hotel section especially is in dire need of a full redecoration. Peeling wallpaper, smelly communal spaces and tatty carpets were found throughout. In fact the only place which seemed to have been looked after was our room, however despite the competently hung wallpaper there were still a few crucially lacking features, most importantly a safe (which we were told there would be for the wedding rings, meaning keeping them in someone else's room overnight). The bathroom was a bizarre mess, simultaneously clean and dirty. The cheap lino stuck to our feet getting out of the laughably small showers with it's semi-functional door. It is only fair to say that the house-keeping had done a good job and everything was as immaculate as they could make it, so it's not laziness, just dilapidation and incompetence. Secondly the house-staff: While one of the bar staff and the breakfast staff were very nice and pleasant they struggle to make up for the remaining staff. Upon arrival we were just stared at blankly during check-in (not even a hello), during our evening in the bar the staff were slow and rude, one girl especially had a habit of announcing the prices while thrusting her hand over the bar and not making eye contact. "Five Ninety!" *thrust and look away bored*. Thirdly the smell: I can't comprehend exactly what is going on here but throughout the night we encountered a large variety of very unwelcome smells in the hotel. From a faint whiff of bowel movement in the corridors, to a mixture of urine and bleach in the bar, to a rather unfortunate vomit odour in one of the breakfast rooms. I can't tell if this is a product of recent nights of the long encrusted truth of what happens at your average Wortley Hall bash, but it was unpleasant to say the least. Lastly, the fixtures and fittings: This all culminates in the most bizarre feedback I could ever give to a hotel. The overwhelming impression that the entire building was appointed for the dwarves from Lord of the Rings. "What kind of a comment is that!?" I hear you ask. Well what else am I to think when all the mirrors are at a height of 4'6" and all the light bulbs are so dim I think they actually produced darkness? This decision to make all the rooms the Gimli suite may we be deliberate ("It was deliberate!") but that doesn't make it any less a bad idea. Also, I though I did know Dwarves were natural sprinters, I didn't know that they didn't like condiments with their breakfasts. Not a jot of brown sauce, a dollop of ketchup, or heaven forbid a little piccalilli was on offer. Better get some beanjuice while you're up! The most saving of graces here are the grounds. Lovely, well kept and well described. I would only add this, go see them before someone sets up a bouncy castle or a sumo ring in them, which appears to be a daily occurrence around 11:30.

Super happy to have stayed a couple of nights here last summer while we photographed Michael and…read moreManasi's wedding. Loved the area, breathtaking gardens and great staff. Also, if you are getting married here its well recommended by us. Stunning all around - http://blavou.co/wortley-hall-wedding-photography/ Thanks guys! http://blav

We went to the Rockingham Arms on Saturday night while my friend's wife and daughter were dining…read morewith their group. We decided to have a couple of drinks and a light snack in the bar while we waited. I genuinely hate leaving bad reviews, but this was honestly dreadful. The food was a complete joke -- and we only ordered from the bar snack list. There were just four options on the menu. First choice, Scotch egg? "Sorry, we don't have any." Fair enough -- it was late on a Saturday night. Next up, "Hummus, Pesto & Bread." Simple enough, right? After a 35-minute wait, our food arrived: two sad pieces of bread and a ramekin of watery, orange-coloured hummus. I asked where the pesto was, and the young server confidently said, "It's under the hummus." She went to fetch cutlery, and when I checked -- of course, there was no pesto. When she came back, I asked again, and she replied, completely blasé, "We haven't got any." I pointed out she'd just told me it was under the hummus, and she just shrugged and walked off. Why lie? As for the hummus itself -- it was an abomination. Orange, watery, and utterly tasteless. Hummus should be made from chickpeas, garlic, olive oil, and a bit of seasoning. This was none of those things. So effectively, our "snack" was two pieces of bread. When I raised it with the barman, he said he'd pass it on to the kitchen. An hour later, the kitchen staff packed up and left. I asked again -- still no apology, no offer to put it right, just another shrug. For what they charge, the quality and service are a complete disgrace. My friend's wife and daughter came out of the restaurant later on with similar complaints -- apparently their meals weren't much better. I won't be going back, and I'd strongly suggest anyone thinking of eating here to look elsewhere. There are plenty of pubs that actually care about their food and their customers. Sadly, this isn't one of them.

The food was delicious but when they told me (On a Saturday…read morenight) it was going to take an hour for our food to come we agreed and paid, but it t really took 1 hour and 45 minutes....wow we ended up Getting a bit squiffy!!!!