The Red Lion Hotel

4th October 2016

Originally built as a farmhouse, dating from 1700's, the Red Lion Hotel is a characterful English Inn, perfectly located between Sheffield and Rotherham on the A57 towards Worksop and just one mile away from J31 of the M1.

Embracing its oldest features, the hotel's oak beams, flagstones floors and open fires create a warming, homely atmosphere for weary travellers to enjoy our seasonal menus, fine wines and cask ales. The recently refurbished Hotel has 30 en-suite bedrooms a function suite with free Wi-Fi for up to 70 people, making the Red Lion an ideal location for both business use (meetings, seminars and small conferences) and private family functions. The venue has a spacious car park for up to 80 vehicles. Car parking is free of charge. The Red Lion is part of Old English Inns group. We have 57 similar Hotels across England. By signing up for our Business Account Card, Business travellers can stay the night in one of our comfortable home-from-home settings, or use one of our 90 meeting rooms, throughout England - as well as enjoying our great selection of food and drink — all without the need to carry cash. That's just perfect! For further information on all these great offerings, contact: Luke Haseldine Sales & Events Executive The Red Lion, Todwick 07812257013 lukehaseldine@greeneking.co.uk

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