Express by Holiday Inn Doncaster

Woodfield Way, Catesby Business Park, Doncaster, Yorkshire and the Humber, South Yorkshire, England

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About Express by Holiday Inn Doncaster

Opening in October 2006 Express by Holiday Inn is located in Catesby Business Park, only two minutes from the M18, making it ideal for the business/leisure traveller. The bedrooms are of a contempoary design and are equipped with all the standard features required for a relaxing stay, including power shower, hairdryer, satellite TV, in house movies and tea and coffee making facilities. The bedrooms and public areas are fully air conditioned and Wifi and Broadband access are available. The 2 modern meeting rooms offer excellent in-room facilities and are ideal for conferences, meetings & training events. The hotel is located just 4.5km from Doncaster's bustling town centre which is ideal for shopping, architecture, nightlife and leisure and the newly regenerated Lakeside development, boasting cafes, bars and watersports is also within walking distance. The hotel provides an ideal base from which to enjoy the huge abundance of local attractions, including the famous Doncaster Racecourse, Aeroventure and The Dome Leisure Centre. The hotel is situated just 14km from Robin Hood International Airport and Doncasters offers excellent transport links to the nearby cities of Leeds, Sheffield and Manchester. For accommodation in Doncaster look no further than the Express by Holiday Inn Doncaster, which provides an ideal base from which to explore this vibrant Yorkshire town.

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