Name: Rowley Manor Hotel
Address: Rowley Road, Humberside, Humberside, Humberside, HU20 3XR, United Kingdom
Rating: 8

Smoke-free property

Heating

Newspapers

Gift shop

Express check-in/check-out

Garden

Terrace

All Spaces Non-Smoking (public and private)

No elevators

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Bridal suite

Non-smoking rooms

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Dry-cleaning

Luggage storage

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Diet menu (on request)

Breakfast

Restaurant

Breakfast/lunch to go

Packed Lunches

Kettle

Meals

Free Wi-Fi

Internet

Free parking

Parking

Event facilities

Fax and copy machine

Business

Pets Not Allowed

Pets

Temperature control for staff

Personal protection equipment for staff

Extra decontamination measures

Temperature control for guests

Personal protection equipment for guests

Contactless check-in and/or check-out

Individually packaged food

Additional measures against COVID-19

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Humberside Airport

Doncaster Sheffield Airport

Rowley Manor Hotel

Humberside

child-bed

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king-bed

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limited-time

lounge

treatment

no-window

bay-view

bosphorus-view

canal-view

city-view

courtyard-view

garden-view

golf-view

harbour-view

inland-view

lake-view

land-view

mountain-view

ocean-front

ocean-view

oceanside

panoramic-view

park-view

partial-ocean-view

partial-sea-view

partial-view

pool-view

river-view

sea-front

sea-view

street-view

sunrise-view

sunset-view

water-view

with-view

annex

basement

main-building

1-bedroom

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

smoking

sauna

duplex

safe

mini-bar

breakfast-for-1

breakfast-for-2

pets-allowed

wi-fi

kitchen

Organised an afternoon tea for myself, grandma and mum, we did have two people drop out last minute  however, they was so understanding when we arrived. 
They had amazing attentiveness and kept the room warm with an open fire and heaters. The food and drinks was lovely and arrived swiftly with a constant top up of hot tea. 
The staff was so friendly and allowed a little tour of the house which has panoramic views of lovely country lands.
The house does need some works doing due to recent storms however, we was informed it was all getting fixed very soon.

Afternoon Tea

I had an amazing experience at Rowley Manor. There was good food, excellent service, and breathtaking views! Although the building might use some maintenance, the ambience created by the open fire more than made up for it! Excited to come back and have more delicious food against that gorgeous scenery.

Amazing experience

We came for Sunday lunch. The ambience was incredible. The service was impeccable. Everybody was so helpful and friendly. We felt totally looked after the food was superb but we had beef and chicken cocktail to start and soup and one dessert. It was quiet, relaxing just perfect. really recommend this place, we have booked to come back on Valentine’s Day night and it’s dog friendly too

If you want a peaceful lunch with excellent customer service and superb food, and this is the place for you

Was taken to Rowley Manor for a birthday afternoon tea. The hotel is an old country house and all the decor is in keeping
The tea was lovely with a good selection of sandwiches and cakes all served on bone china. The staff were very welcoming and attentive with offers of more tea as required

Afternoon tea

We went as a family on Christmas Day to what we thought would be a memorable lunch, 4 generations of family. It was memorable for all the wrong reasons service was terrible people serving food dressed as if they had been grabbed off the street no uniform or any understanding how to serve. The actual meal was generally inedible cold and not served together,I’ve never had a beef Wellington pasty before and still haven’t as the beef was so tough you couldn’t eat it . Christmas pudding was popped out of the container microwaved and still wasn’t hot.During the meal we complained along with the majority of people there they acknowledged that it wasn’t up to standard and promised a partial refund. I have now been told that it is not company policy to give refunds and we could have a free meal instead. Seeing as the group we were with are from all over Europe I said we wouldn’t be able to get together again, to which I got a shrug of the shoulders , never would I use this restaurant again 

Disappointed Christmas Meal no after care

Utterly disgusted in this place - Such a massive let down and 

Upon driving towards the entrance to the premises we were greeted by two stone eagles mounted on the dilapidated old gate posts - they appear to have turned their back in the place and we realised why upon check in.

The car park is basically a rubbish tip, with junk, cigarette ends and very poorly maintained when you arrive - so not appealing from the outset but it would be unfair to judge a place by this alone so;

We continued to enter the building via the creaking flakey painted front door to an empty (hideously outdated and dusty) reception area to eventually be greeted by a lady who was unfamiliar with the area and had no idea of anything to do with the ‘hotel’ - We asked if the restaurant was good and informed - ‘Dunno? They sometimes chuck us a bit of wot they cooked and it’s alright?’

Further to the conversation, the receptionist proceeded to hand over our room key from the hideous glass ‘room key cupboard’ which looked like it hadn’t seen a duster or any kind of cleaning product in years!

Then the reality hit after walking into ‘room 15’! 

A mattress which must have been 20 years old, a stench of something very similar to stale urine, sticky carpet and an absolute joke of a television loosely hanging off the wall by its screw threads!

At this point we decided not to take off our shoes or coats and returned to reception to explain why we were unable to accept this level of uncleanliness and our refusal to stay - the receptionist checked this with the manager over the phone and assured us we would receive a full refund.

Having attempted to contact booking.com with no joy, we attempted speaking with the hotel manager who was very rude and disrespectful over the phone to say the least! 

The assurance of a refund was denied and we are told that ‘everything is recorded’ which is a bit worrying in itself?!

To summarise:

Hammer house of horror meets Fawlty Towers but with an invisible Basil Fawlty.

Don’t waste your time or money!

Do not believe the photographs and avoid at all costs! Do not book this!!!

This was our first visit to Rowley Manor and we were really impressed by the beauty and character this old Georgian building had to offer. We stayed in room 2 which was a warm beautiful, large room with a 4 poster bed that was really comfy. The room had lovely views to the countryside and was so peaceful as no other noise from anywhere was heard. We had afternoon tea in our room which was one of the best afternoon teas we have had, delicious and plentiful. The warm freshly made scotch eggs and sausage rolls were amazing. Breakfast was a perfect full English, with ample choice of cereal, toast and yoghurt as well. 
This was all in all a perfect stay for my husband and I, so much so we came home and booked our next stay already.
Rowley Manor is a very old and quirky building, full of history and character which we both loved and look forward to visiting again soon.

Weekend away

Went for Sunday lunch. The staff were very welcoming and incredibly attentive. Great relaxed atmosphere. Dined near a lovely roaring open fire. Food was amazing. Really felt look after and will certainly return.

Fantastic Sunday Lunch

After reading some negative reviews we were a bit worried but we had no reason to be our midweek stay was very pleasant. Upon arrival we had a three course meal. The food was delicious and well presented. Our waitress who also worked behind the bar was very attentive and pleasant. The fires were lit in the restaurant, bar and reception and this was a nice touch. Our room was rather dated but it was clean and the bed was comfortable and we slept well. The morning breakfast was nice and again the waitress was very pleasant. Overall I would recommend. 

Good stay 

First visit back for several years since change of ownership. Location is quiet and peaceful. Always one of our favourite places to visit. Sadly the elements that made this such a memorable hotel are no longer there. The hotel has become very run down with minimal attention to customer service and lacking the unique atmosphere and charm it once had. 

On check in we were given our key to one of the four poster bedrooms. No guest registration form to be filled in. The bedroom was large with a lovely view of the rear garden and open fields with horses behind. Always a view and relaxed location that drew us back.

 However the room was tired and in need of renovation in every aspect. No changes to the room or decorations since we last visited nearly six years ago.  Blind above bath when lowered had a dead fly stuck to it. Bed head was very loose and rattled, furniture scratched and very dated.  Water not warm so could not use the shower above bath. No towels in room on arrival. Went down to request towels and given two hand towels that had seen better days. 

 Further visit to reception to request bath towels. Slightly larger towels provided but still small . No hair dryer in room. 

In the hotel no music playing in the background, when under the old ownership Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Ella Fitzgerald etc played downstairs evoking the period atmosphere of the house. 

After check in we went into the bar that always had an inviting fire burning in winter months on previous visits. The fire was not lit and in need of cleaning. Requested a pint and the young man serving had a grey hoody rather than dressed appropriately  and couldn't pour the drink correctly. Consequently we had one drink and went to our room.

Evening meal was a similar disappointment. Three courses served very quickly with bland food at £26.00 per head. Used a small restaurant positioned adjacent to the bar. Each course arriving as soon as one had been cleared. No atmosphere as only two more tables with customers. Bottle of Malbec wine £26.00. Very expensive for the quality offered. No atmosphere.

Visitors of the old Rowley Manor from several years ago will be very sad to see its decline. The hotel did need some TLC since we last visited but nothing has been invested in the decorations and furnishings and the nice touches and details of past visits like fresh flowers in the hallway, bar area etc have all now been removed. Sadly our last visit. The attention to detail is missing completely.

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