The Fairview Hotel Collection Opens 3 New Hotels

16th March 2026

The Fairview Hotel Collection has opened three new Garner by IHG hotels, two in the Sheffield area and one in Lincolnshire, adding modern comfort and fresh energy to the region’s hospitality landscape.

The Fairview Hotel Collection are thrilled to be celebrating the opening of three new Garner by IHG hotels: 

Garner Hotel Rotherham East by IHG - Moorhead Way, Bramley, Rotherham S66 1YY
https://www.ihg.com/garner-hotels/hotels/gb/en/rotherham/lbare/hoteldetail

Garner Hotel Chesterfield North by IHG – 3 Tallys End, Chesterfield Rd, Barlborough, Chesterfield S43 4WP
 https://www.ihg.com/garner-hotels/hotels/gb/en/chesterfield/dsacf/hoteldetail 

Garner Hotel Lincoln by IHG – Whisby Road, Runcorn Rd, Lincoln LN6 3QZ
https://www.ihg.com/garner-hotels/hotels/gb/en/lincoln/qewln/hoteldetail 

The Garner brand designed for travellers who want dependable comfort with a relaxed, contemporary feel - get comfortable with great service and true hospitality.

Located conveniently for both regional visitors and those passing through on business, the new properties are an ideal stay for professionals, remote workers, and families alike.

Garner by IHG is built around a simple promise: easy going stays that get you on your way. The hotels blend warm, modern design with thoughtful amenities that make travel easier—whether guests are preparing for a full day of meetings or settling in for a productive remote work session.

*Designed With Business Travellers in Mind*
The new Garner properties offer a range of features tailored to today’s working traveller:
• Spacious, well lit rooms with ergonomic workspaces
• Fast, reliable Wi Fi throughout the hotel
• Flexible lobby and lounge areas ideal for informal meetings or catching up on emails
• 24/7 marketplace for snacks, drinks, and essentials

For those who spend much of their time on the road, the hotel’s focus on comfort and consistency provides a welcome sense of ease. Guests can expect the same high standards associated with IHG, paired with Garner’s more relaxed, neighbourhood inspired personality.

*A Boost for Local Business and Tourism*

The Fairview Hotel Collection welcome the openings as a positive step for the region’s economic growth. With more companies embracing hybrid work and flexible travel schedules, demand for dependable, work friendly accommodations continues to rise. The new Garner hotel helps meet that need while also supporting local restaurants, shops, and service providers.

The three chosen locations make them an ideal stop for travellers moving between major business hubs, offering a convenient base for meetings, site visits, or extended stays.

*A Comfortable Stay for Remote Workers*

Remote workers will find the hotel especially appealing. With quiet corners, communal tables, and comfortable seating throughout the property, guests can choose the environment that best suits their working style. The hotel’s welcoming atmosphere encourages productivity without sacrificing the comforts of home.

For any further information on how we can help you at these three locations or any other properties wihin the Fairview Hotel Collection, please reach out to:
Karyn Clifford on SalesteamMN@fairviewhotels.uk 

https://www.fairviewhotelscollection.com/

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