Rating : 3 stars
Size : 23 rooms
Currency : GBP
Check-in: from 14:00 to 23:00
Check-out : 07:00 to 11:00

• Parking
• Restaurant
• Pets Allowed
• Bar
• 24-Hour Front Desk
• Non-Smoking Rooms
• Rooms/Facilities for Disabled Guests
• Free Parking
• Heating
• Luggage Storage

• Golf Course (within 3 km)
• Hiking

• Room Service
• Meeting/Banquet Facilities
• Business Centre
• Laundry
• Dry Cleaning
• Ironing Service
• Internet Services
• Packed Lunches
• Fax/Photocopying
• Wi-Fi/Wireless LAN
• Free Wi-Fi Internet Access Included

Horsefair Green, Thorne
DN8 5EE Doncaster

TAKE THE M18 SIGNPOSTED HULL TO JUNCTION 6 SIGNPOSTED THORNE. WHEN LEAVING THE M18 FOLLOW THE ROAD SIGNPOSTED THORNE. AFTER THE 1ST SET OF TRAFFIC LIGHTS TAKE THE FIRST RIGHT THEN THE 2ND LEFT WHICH BRINGS YOU TO THE BACK OF THE HOTEL AND INTO THE CAR PARK. FROM M62 TAKE THE M18 AT JUNCTION 35/7 SIGNPOSTED DONCASTER TO JUNCTION 6 SIGNPOSTED THORNE. WHEN LEAVING THE M18 FOLLOW THE ROAD SIGNPOSTED THORNE. AFTER THE 1ST SET OF TRAFFIC LIGHTS TAKE THE FIRST RIGHT THEN THE 2ND LEFT WHICH BRINGS YOU TO THE BACK OF THE HOTEL AND INTO THE CAR PARK. FROM A1 FROM THE NORTH: TAKE THE M62 TOWARDS HULL (JUNCTION 33) THEN JUNCTION 35/7 ON TO M18 DIRECTION DONCASTER TO JUNCTION 6 SIGNPOSTED THORNE. WHEN LEAVING THE M18 FOLLOW THE ROAD SIGNPOSTED THORNE. AFTER THE 1ST SET OF TRAFFIC LIGHTS TAKE THE FIRST RIGHT THEN THE 2ND LEFT WHICH BRINGS YOU TO THE BACK OF THE HOTEL AND INTO THEE CAR PARK. FROM TO SOUTH:TAKE JUNCTION 2 ON THE M18 SIGNPOSTED HULL TO JUNCTION 6 SIGNPOSTED THORNE WHEN LEAVING THE M18 FOLLOW TILE ROAD SIGNPOSTED THORNE AFTER THE 1ST SET OF TRAFFIC LIGHTS TAKE THE FIRST RIGHT THEN THE 2ND LEFT WHICH BRINGS YOU TO THE BACK OF THE HOTEL AND INTO THE CAR PARK. FROM DONCASTER FOLLOW SIGNS FOR THE MI8 SIGNPOSTED HULL TO JUNCTION 6 SIGNPOSTED THORNE. WHEN LEAVING THE M18 FOLLOW THE ROAD SIGNPOSTED THORNE. AFTER THE 1ST SET OF TRAFFIC LIGHTS TAKE THE FIRST RIGHT THEN THE 2ND LEFT WHICH BRINGS YOU TO THE BACK OF THE HOTEL AND INTO THE CAR PARK. FROM GOOLE FOLLOW SIGNS FOR THE M62 SIGNPOSTED DONCASTER/SCUNTHORPE TO JUNCTION 35/7 TAKE THE M18 TOWARDS DONCASTER AND COME OFF AT JUNCTION 6 SIGNPOSTED THORNE. WHEN LEAVING THE M18 FOLLOW THE ROAD SIGNPOSTED THORNE. AFTER THE 1ST SET OF TRAFFIC LIGHTS TAKE THE FIRST RIGHT THEN THE 2ND LEFT WHICH BRINGS YOU TO THE BACK OF THE HOTEL AND INTO THE CAR PARK. FROM SCUNTHORPE TAKE THE M180 TO THE M18 (JUNCTION 5) - GO RIGHT ROUND THE ROUNDABOUT AND BACK ON YOURSELF ON THE M180 THEN TAKE JUNCTION 1 SIGNPOSTED THORNE FOLLOW THE SIGNS FOR THORNE. WHEN COMING INTO THE TOWN~ TAKE THE SECOND ROAD ON THE LEFT AFTER COMING OVER THE CANAL BRIDGE. THE HOTEL IS IN FRONT OF YOU GO LEFT BY THE SIDE OF THE HOTEL AND SHARP RIGHT TO ENTER THE CAR PARK

Sandtoft Transport Centre (5 km/ 3 miles) is the home of Britain's largest collection of working trolleybuses. It is situated in open countryside some 24 km/ 15 miles north-east of Doncaster, in the Isle of Axholme. Here you can experience the noiseless, fumeless, trackless transport of yesteryear. Some of the buses are still undergoing restoration, but most of them are passed to operate on Sandtoft's own internal network of electrified trolley wires. Take the Epworth (5 km/ 3 miles), Wesley Trail and discover how this pretty North Lincolnshire town became the birthplace of world Methodism. St. Andrew's, Epworth is the beautiful church where Samuel Wesley, John's father was rector after the family moved to Epworth in 1695. His tomb lies in the churchyard and it was from here that John gave rousing speeches to crowds after he was denied the use of the church itself, due to his unorthodox beliefs. The Old Rectory is an imposing Queen Anne building which dates from 1709 and replaces an earlier residence which was burnt down by arsonists. The Wesley family lived here for almost 40 years and it is now a museum housing Wesley memorabilia. Wesley Memorial Methodist Church, Epworth was built in 1889 as a memorial to the contributions made by John and Charles Wesley to world religion. Note the beautiful stained glass window featuring the 2 brothers looking in the direction of the Old Rectory where they were born. Thorne (1 km/ 0.6 miles), Goole and Crowle Moors, together with Hatfield Moors, are the remnants of a formerly more extensive area of wetland which occupied the flood plain of the Humberhead Levels several thousand years ago. They form the largest complex of lowland raised bog in Britain covering an area of 3318 hectares (8201 acres). A large area of the abandoned peat workings is managed as a National Reserve by English Nature and includes parts of Crowle Moor, owned and managed by The Lincolnshire Trust for nature conservation.