Sleep Inn Doncaster

Decoy Bank South, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, South Yorkshire, England

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About Sleep Inn Doncaster

This hotel is situated in the south region of Doncaster in the Lakeside area, a centre for developing business and commerce. Conveniently positioned just off the M18 and near the A1M, M180 and M62 motorways, this hotel offers a convenient location for accessing the city and its outskirts. Local attractions include the Doncaster Sports Arena, the race course and the Lakeside Retail Park. The Sleep Inn has a large function room for meetings of up to 35 delegates, which can be split into 2 rooms for up to 12 people. Both offer WiFi, natural daylight and air conditioning. An organiser will be on hand to arrange things such as travel details for your delegates, equipment, food and drink.

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