The Angel Inn

Dame Lane, Mission, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, England

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About The Angel Inn

Looking for a great traditional inn in a friendly village setting? The Angel at Misson near Doncaster meets your needs. The Angel Inn at Misson near Doncaster boasts a long history. Built 200 years ago, it has been extended to its current size over the years and boasts a number of beamed rooms as well as a fine conservatory area overlooking the landscaped gardens. The Angel Lodge is an exciting brand new development of six accommodation lodges within the delightful gardens of the Angel Inn at Misson, close to Doncaster and Robin Hood Airport. Misson is a very picturesque village in a very convenient location close to Doncaster and just three miles from the new Robin Hood Airport at nearby Finningley. This makes the Angel Lodge a great place to stay either before or after flying from Robin Hood Airport.

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