The Station Hotel

The accommodation was perfect, really spacious and clean. Great parking. Modern and fresh decor. Close to Clumber Park, which was the reason we stopped there. The only negative thing was that the shower was luke warm, I mentioned this to a neighboring visitor who said hers was the same. I was only there for 2 nights so coped but it wasn't pleasant as I felt cold in the shower. It has been capped at that temp so needs upping a bit to make a more pleasurable experience for guests. Had I have been there longer I would have made an effort to tell staff at the time.

Tv wasn’t working. Uni reported it, someone checked it, and confirmed not working, nothing can be done. Only 2 tea bags in room. Room very basic

No fuss, friendly and welcoming. Fair prices.

The room was a bit tired there was a kettle but no tea or coffee and the bed was uncomfortable resulting in very little sleep

Lovely place to stay. Would recommended

What a find! Friendly staff and fellow guests, great looking food and a nice bar selling real beer. Excellent value in a very handy location. Spot on.

This is a good stopping point for an overnight stay. The hotel is very handy for the rail station & the staff are very helpful & pleasant. The food is first class. The room ( single) was small & the bathroom even smaller- but ok for one night. It was a bit disconcerting to be unable to access the garden area during the time the pub was closed. This needs to be addressed as guests won’t realise the only area open to them is their room until the pub opens!

The service was amazing very friendly znd made us feel welcome rooms were basic but comfortable

A rough spot - needs a good over haul

The bed was comfy

Lovely staff and food. Excellent ale.

Comfortable bed and tea/coffee, access to warm shower. Nice pint of Guinness in the bar! Sadly I got there too late for an evening meal, and was up too early for breakfast. Just a brief stopover for a business trip.

Always a pleasurable stay.

Very nice stay all round, would definitely book there again.

Took the ensuite room, toilet is too close to the shower unit so can't actually be used. Water practically ran out, was unable to shower and had to brush teeth with a trickle. Bed was very springy and loud, wasnt particularly comfortable. Otherwise the room was clean although a strange smell.. possibly from kitchen below.

No ensuite facilities. Hot water tap not working in bathroom

Had to pay another £20 when I arrived.. after already paying in full, or I would have lost my booking and money.. Room was dirty, sink in the bathroom was dirty.

Great friendly local pup. Reasonably priced restaurant meals. Room smelled a bit damp & bathroom could do with a bit of maintenance but we were happy with our stay.

The best thing about the Station Hotel is that is adjacent to Worksop Railway Station there is not much more to write home about this run down and unclean ‘hotel’ which though relatively low cost does not provide any value for money, comfort, reason to stay again or recommend. You check in at the bar however the staff cares nothing more than taking your money and ID, did not help with luggage or directions to the room, no information about the hotel amenities. They just did not care about me the customer. The double room was very compact, was extremely dirty, especially the stained carpet, and the bed was very uncomfortable given that the mattress was old and worn out. The room benefited from a nice modern TV yet the Wi-Fi worked when it felt like it. Noise from the main road outside was to be expected yet the thin internal walls meant that you could hear everything that was going on in the adjacent rooms which prevented sleep. The bathroom was some distance from the room and was also unclean with limited water pressure from the shower. On departure I met, the apparently long-standing head housekeeper, she was under the disillusion impression that she was running a five-star establishment and could see nothing amiss with the hotel, how pathetic.

There is No on suite the bath room is at the end of the corridor, there was no remote for the TV, although when I called to report it they did bring me one. You need to unplug the TV to plug in the kettle, if you want a cup of tea.