Hollins Hall Hotel, Golf & Country Club

A little tired overall, could do with some investment. The hair dryers blew out cold air.Othwerwise the room was okay, although not what I had specifically booked. It was recommended I toook it up with YGT. Couldn't be bothered at the time, just wanted to get settled after journey.

Nice rooms with comfortable beds and a good shower. The one thing that was disappointing was that the hotel shut the bar at 10.45pm on the sunday evening, so it ended up an early night all around!!

Before I start I read about this hotel on trip advisor and was not looking forward to it thankfully it was a load of rubbish what trip advisor said. Our stay at this hotel ( 17 of us ) was very enjoyable. There was not one who complained about the hotel. Bedrooms clean, beds comfortable. food very good, again no complaints from our party of golfers. Members of staff very helpful. Facilities very good.

A busy hotel with many separate functions while we were there and the staff seemed a little run off their feet. There were a few things wrong with our room which, although reported, were not rectified. Meals were limited to the Bar on the Hill which was part of the golf club section but had a limited menu.

Nice room but only one pillow each and one biscuit! Evening meal was in golf bar and not dining room. Pub grub really.£3.20 for cup of tea which was only teabag in cup. Not really grand experience I expect of golf hotel.

Just returned from a great golfing break at Hollins Hall. Setting is impressive and many of the holes provide fantastic vistas if surrounding countryside. Really enjoyed the course with most holes reachable for us 200 yard drivers but they were well defended by geography and undulating greens. Hire a buggy! Hotel rooms were great as were the friendly staff. Only down side was a wedding celebration which carried on noisily until the early hours. Would return to this venue in a heartbeat

10 friends having a catch up with the lads golfing and the girls using the spa. the course was challenging and in good condition but getting to the first tee involves an exhaustingly steep climb. Unfortunately the Saturday round was spoiled by the worst weather imaginable for July but we had better luck on the Sunday. The spa facilities were good but employ an archaic arrangement of having to pay for towels so take one from your room. Breakfast was good with a nice selection of hot and cold dishes. The evening meal main courses were rather bland which was a shame.

Hollins Hall Hotel is a beautiful period hotel with friendly staff, large rooms and really good food, especially the breakfast buffet. Great value for money.

The rooms and facilities in the hotel were fine. The staff went about their jobs but were very dour. We arrived and went to the bar and the people serving were so grumpy...when we asked for food it was if it was a major problem.

very comfortable beds, clean rooms. food portion sizes very small

We arrived and the guest relations man sorted everything out for us. Excellent! Hotel excellent, food good, staff helpful and polite. We enjoyed our stay and would recommend.

Had a fabulous time staff were very friendly the rooms were lovely as was the meal, could not fault it everyone had a great time.

Excellent value for money golf break. We would definitely go back

Great hotel, nice evening meal and breakfast. Poor choice of bitter!! The smooth wasn’t! And the real ale was poor.

Front room view was lovely and the room was well appointed including all sky sports channels which was a welcome surprise. The food in the Zest bar was very nice although the tables would look better with table mats as it felt a little canteen like. The drinks were expensive - £7.25 for the cheapest large glass of red wine. Overall a pleasant hotel stay.

Good weekend for a golf break , not exactly a luxury stay for couples but we enjoyed the weekend. For what we paid and what we actually got was very good value. Top tip though , call the pro shop to make sure buggies are booked. Hard going if carrying !

Five balls lost down the middle of the fairway tells the story. Very frustrating. Do not recommend playing in the Winter. Just does not drain at all. Like playing in a bog. Long course, but buggies available with strict instructions to stay on the path. Definitely a Spring/Summer course. It was suggested I book direct next time for better value. Green fees were £17.50.That means I paid £205 for a room with breakfast, which did not represent value. You live and learn

Considering the amount of rain that has fell of late the course was in very good condition.

All members of our party enjoyed the golf course it was in very good condition and the greens really good but very tricky to read. I would advise any golfer that a buggy is advisable especially if like us you are playing 3 rounds. All members said that they would like to play this course again with the tricky greens and the superb views and also the signature hole the viaduct, not too hard but a great hole to play.

Excellent service from the pro shop staff. The course itself was in excellent condition but tricky and hilly so don't expect to play to your handicap. The scenery was fantastic and we were lucky with the weather.

Hard course made worse by fierce wind!! Good fun though. Only gripe is that we were unable to play 3 holes as greens staff were working on them. We were not forewarned.

Short course but well defended by geography which required a number of well placed rather than purely long shots. Greens were main defended. True and in great condition but undulating

Great day,fairways could be cut shorter no run.overall a good challenging course we will be back.

as above it seemed fair with some nice holes but people should be advised about the climb to the first tee and that there is a similar (if not as long) climb near the end. signage on the course could be improved and whilst the weather was atrocious on the Saturday the half way house wasn't open either day.

Absolutely love this course. Large forgiving fairways but plenty of hazards and tricky greens to make it quite a tough course. Very hilly so definitely need electric trolley or to hire a buggy.

The only issue we had was Hollins Hall didn’t have any notifications of our buggy requirements for the 3 days. Fortunately they were able to accommodate us with some juggling on their part.

A major problem for us which will possibly mean us having to rethink using this facility again was the fact that we booked buggies and when we arrived we were told by the lad in the golf shop there were none available. The fact that this is probably the hilliest course in Yorkshire and that we had somebody who is terminally ill and another that was 73 didn't matter...the reaction we got was TOUGH!! We later found out that whilst there are a good number of buggies they don't have enough chargers...this certainly put us off going again.

Cracking course with a good mixture of holes. Very hilly. Very scenic, great views.

A very good course, well maintained and speed of play good. Beautiful views and some stunning holes. We enjoyed the course but some members of our party found it hard. It is also long and hilly and although pathways were good and tarmaced it was hard walking. A course for young and fit.

Enjoyed the course but the round was slow on the Monday

Very good course, well kept hardly any leaves on the fairways even after the high winds .

Great course, but very undulating!! The majority of greens were punched between our two rounds, so completely changed the quality/speed of them on the 2nd day. The 2nd day the pace of play was also a lot slower for some reason!!

A very large golf society was on the course in front of us and all were 4 balls. At the two short holes there was a very long wait and queuing on all holes. The grass on the fairways was long and it was very difficult to find your way round the course. Our tee time was at 3:20 pm and there was no way you could finish before dark - we were so fed of up of the long waits we completed only 8 holes and finished at 6.00 pm. The queues were just as long on the Monday. We feel we should have been told about the large group competition before we booked. The course was very sloping and everyone was looking for their balls in the long grass after it had run down the slope. Views were lovely but that was the only good thing about the course.

Golf course was in great shape. Hard greens and difficult course but pretty good fun with a group.