Free
Children allowed

Facilities

WiFi available
Free WiFi
Parking
Free Parking
Non-smoking rooms
24-hour front desk
Restaurant
Room service
Heating
Terrace
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Review Highlights

Pros:
Friendly staff
Good value for money
Enjoyable breakfast
Beautiful grounds
Cons:
Noisy events
Outdated room quality
Cold temperatures in room
Basic amenities

Categories

Cleanliness
7.03
The room was clean but had an overall outdated feel and issues like peeling paint and cold temperatures.
Service
8.5
Staff were friendly and helpful throughout the stay, providing good service.
Location
8.04
The location was great with beautiful grounds, but noise from events can disrupt rest.
Room Quality
6.49
Rooms were small and dated, with some concerns about comfort due to noise and temperature.
Amenities
7.52
Basic amenities were provided, but some improvements are needed in maintenance.
Value for Money
8.48
Good price point for the stay, especially considering the breakfast and service.
Food and Beverage
8.03
Breakfast was enjoyable and good value; dinner options received mixed reviews.
Overall Experience
7.5
While there were positives like the staff and location, significant noise issues and outdated rooms affected the overall experience.
* This sentiment is summarized by AI based on user reviews.
Updated at: 2026-01-28 07:45

Property Description

Tranquil 26-Acre Estate: Nestled in a serene 26-acre property near Penistone, Wortley Hall offers 3-star accommodation with a restaurant, bar, fitness center, free parking, and WiFi.

Dining Delights: Indulge in culinary experiences at the Ruddy Duck Restaurant, known for its British contemporary cuisine. The bar lounges also offer delectable daily meals, ensuring a delightful stay.

Scenic Surroundings: Explore Wortley's proximity to Wortley Golf Club, Westwood Country Park, and easy access to the M1 Motorway, making it a convenient yet picturesque destination.

Ready to experience comfort and tranquility at Wortley Hall? Book now for an unforgettable stay!

Important information:

Please note the cottages have a strict non-smoking policy.

Guests are recommended to pre-book into the Ruddy Duck Restaurant in advance of arrival.Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
A deposit may be required at the property.

Check-in and check-out hours:
Check-out: 10:30 AM

Property Policies

  • Parking

    Free public parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed).

  • Pets

    Pets are not allowed.

  • Internet

    WiFi is available in the hotel rooms and is free of charge.

  • Children and extra bed policy

    Children of any age are allowed.
    Children up to and including 2 years old stay for free when using an available cot.
    Children up to and including 2 years old stay for free when using an existing bed.
    Children from 3 years old to 16 years old stay for £13 per person per night when using an existing bed.
    Children 17 years old stay for £25 per person per night when using an existing bed.
    You haven't added any extra beds.
    Any type of extra bed or child's cot/crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
    Supplements are not calculated automatically in the total costs and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.

Location

Guest Reviews

7.7
Based on 1760 reviews
Cleanliness: 7.03
Service: 8.5
Location: 8.04
Room Quality: 6.49
Amenities: 7.52
Value for Money: 8.48
Food and Beverage: 8.03
Overall Experience: 7.5
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White • extended_group • gb
9
A very enjoyable stay.
Pros:

Wortley Hall offered well-appointed facilities in a characterful building set in beautiful landscaped gardens. The staff provided a warm welcome and the historic associations of the Hall added to the enjoyment of our stay.

Cons:

Wortley Hall exceeded our expectations.

2026-07-10 • via Nuitee
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Carl • couple • gb
8
2026-07-09 • via Nuitee
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Adil • solo_traveller • gb
10
2026-07-09 • via Nuitee
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gina • couple • gb
10
Lovely hotel and gardens
Pros:

Everything

Cons:

No complaints

2026-07-08 • via Nuitee
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Nicola • solo_traveller • gb
7
2026-07-07 • via Nuitee
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Lesley • solo_traveller • gb
9
We loved the history and location of this hotel and the beds were very comfortable however direction signs were confusin
Pros:

The property had such an interesting history - especially around union activity and women’s rights - I would have loved a guided tour to appreciate it fully. Obviously the hotel has some maintenance and upgrade work going on but did not interfere with our stay. And the staff were all very helpful - but were sometimes hard to find as I felt there were too few covering all the jobs.

Cons:

Some of the decor seemed a little faded. It was easy to get lost in a rambling old building - perhaps better sign needed. The hotel advertise afternoon tea and a restaurant on booking. Com but I was confused about where these were located.

2026-07-05 • via Nuitee
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Savvas • couple • gb
6
Great setting, to fully appreciate you must be a socialist with a keen interest of history
Pros:

Beautiful setting, in truth it’s a gem of a facility which is maintained by volunteers and the hotel run in a non-commercial manner

Cons:

It’s quaint and of a certain vintage around the hall. The rooms themselves were comfortable enough and clean but not all in decent state.

2026-07-05 • via Nuitee
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Ikenna • couple • gb
4
Sadly would not stay again
Pros:

The property is beautiful and so are the grounds

Cons:

Cleanliness is an issue. Dirty cups, shower had hair in it. Muck/mould on pillows. Mould on window and in the shower.

Room smelt damp.

The property is beautiful but needs some renovation and room being unclean is unacceptable.

2026-07-04 • via Nuitee
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Mollie • couple • gb
10
Pros:

Everything, I’ve been twice now and both times had a fantastic stay!

Cons:

That I couldn’t have stayed longer.

2026-07-03 • via Nuitee
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Myles • solo_traveller • gb
10
Pros:

Just excellent

Cons:

Na

2026-07-02 • via Nuitee
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Stuart • solo_traveller • gb
10
Amazing ambiance and history.
Pros:

Beautiful

Cons:

Nothing

2026-07-02 • via Nuitee
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Elizabeth • couple • gb
8
In the heart of Yorkshire in an unusual stately home.
Pros:

A fascinating history makes this place unique. We could feel the unions of earlier times in everything. There was a union conference happening as we were there - everyone polite and friendly

Cons:

Clearer directions to find our way through the many corridors in the house.

2026-07-02 • via Nuitee
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arnold • solo_traveller • gb
9
2026-07-01 • via Nuitee
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Ruth • solo_traveller • gb
6
Lovely setting but not a great hotel.
Pros:

Beautiful setting.

Cons:

We arrived in the evening, tired after travelling, to be informed that there was an event going on and the dining room wasn’t open. We had to walk to the local pub for food.
The hotel is tired and shabby. Probably fabulous once but definitely past its prime. Breakfast poor and the coffee was like dishwater.

2026-07-01 • via Nuitee
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prendergast • couple • gb
7
2026-06-29 • via Nuitee
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Rachel • family_with_children • gb
5
Pros:

Breakfast was great, staff were very friendly.

Cons:

When we arrived the room light was on with the window open, so it was full of flies and moths. Carpet was grubby, and bathroom smelt of drains.

2026-06-29 • via Nuitee
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Oconnor • solo_traveller • gb
10
2026-06-29 • via Nuitee
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Lorna • solo_traveller • gb
8
Beautiful location
Pros:

Beautiful location, excellent value for money

Cons:

Over charged at the Service hatch for breakfast takeaway and then the breakfast roll was missing hash brown id paid extra for. Shower in room too hot, unable to change temperature. Fan in room inadequate for hot weather, it was extremely small and not very effective.

2026-06-28 • via Nuitee
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Gavin • couple • gb
10
2026-06-28 • via Nuitee
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Obrien • couple • gb
9
2026-06-28 • via Nuitee