We stayed here for one Saturday night with our 16 month old baby. The hotel appears to be very well managed. The reception, bar and lounge areas have been updated recently. All was very clean, bright and pleasant. There were always plenty of staff around willing to help (bringing highchairs etc).
We knew there was a big function on and had asked for an executive room well away from the party because of our baby. All was as requested when we arrived. Our room was huge and luxurious - big comfy bed, flat screen tv, whopping bathroom with massive tub and modern big separate shower. Again, everything was spotlessly clean. A lot of thought has gone into the design of the executive rooms, eg: blue night lights in bathroom, 3 seater sofa, lots of lamps etc. The room was also nice and warm on a cold January night, and the radiators could be controlled easily.
On the Saturday evening we ate in the Captain's Bar, generally the food was good, except for some overdone jacket wedges.
At the buffet breakfast, for a four star hotel we thought the continental selection was a bit lacking, there was little choice of cereal, fruit and yoghurt and no pastries (perhaps they were having an off day?). However, there was a good selection of hot items and all served cooked properly and very hot.
Overall we were very pleased, and would recommend this hotel, and we will stay here again if we are in the area.

We stayed here for one night in October 2006. We love this hotel - it is by far the best hotel in Doncaster!
I will admit that we may be a little biased as we had our wedding here the year before and the whole experience was fantastic.
We thought we would make it an annual treat to come and stay at the hotel on our wedding anniversary and it was everything we hoped for.
When I booked I asked them for a room similar to the bridal suite we had enjoyed the year before and that's what we got. The room was very large and tastefully decorated, the TV was flat screen with loads of sky channels and the en-suite was amazing - bigger than the actual room of most hotels we've stayed in in the past.
We booked in for a meal in the restaurant and the choice was varied and very much to our taste. The service was good and impressively quick especially given the large birthday party that was seated at the other side of the restaurant.
Breakfast the following morning was also delicious and all staff members we came into contact with were friendly.

We would definitely recommend this hotel. We're not exactly used to 4* accommodation and are therefore probably not qualified to comment as to how this one compares to other hotels in the same class but we don't think you would find a much better one.

We will be returning for a meal and overnight stay for our anniversary again this year.

I visit this area on business at least fortnightly and often weekly and have done so for the last two years.

I have never had a bad experience at this hotel. Every room, I am gradually working through the entire hotel, is individual and in its way superb.

Even the cheapest rooms have large comfortable beds, lounge areas and desks. If you pay that little bit extra to go up a category of room, or push the boat out with a mini suite you will not be disappointed.

During my time there I have stayed in the rooms with a 'mud bed' (a type of waterbed and my personal favourite) four posters, testers, half testers and beds with Tempura memory foam mattresses.

The bathrooms include wet rooms, baths with aromatherapy and light massage, showers easily big enough for two, plenty of towels and superior toiletries.

Room service (as a woman staying there on her own I often take advantage of this) always delivers piping hot, high quality food. 'Roast of the day' is a particularly good choice.

The restaurant is generally superb if a little pricey for the area. - Personally I think worth every penny.

The bar until very recently used ot sell exotic cigars many of which should have come with their own ASBO which meant it was a bit smoky however from 1st March 2007 it becomes a no smoking hotel.

Recently a spa area has opened although I have yet to take advantage of this.

All in all an excellent hotel.

I visited the Mount Pleasant Hotel just after Christmas. When I arrived the hotel was extremely quiet which to be honest was slightly offputting at first, but considering it was a Sunday night in January it was maybe to be expected. Checking in was a real pleasure and the girl at reception could not do enough to make me feel welcome. My room was warm and comfortable with a large four poster bed, a large walk in shower and bath.
After settling in to my room i decided I would use the hotels restaurant for a quick bite to eat before heading for a luxorious early night. I went to the reception to enquire about a table for dinner, i was directed into the bar which although was quiet, had a warm and welcoming feeling. I took a seat in the bar and after a matter of seconds i was greeted by Garath, I remember this young lads name due to the remarkable manners and service he displayed. He got me a drink and made sure throughout the entire evening that I never had an empty glass. He single handly looked after me through the entire evening both in the bar and in the restaurant and made what was going to be a quick bite into eat a delightful dining experience.
The restaurant at the hotel, despite having a limited menu had a nice atmosphere and was beautifully decorated. After dinner i retired to my room and had a full nights sleep in one of the most comfortable beds i had ever slept in.
The follow morning I had breakfast in bed before checking out and making the short five minute journey to the airport.
I will definately re-visit the Mount Pleasant, an excellent hotel unlike any other I have ever visited and where the fantastic service from both the girl at reception and the Garath really did make the difference to my stay. I only hope all the staff at the hotel have are as welcoming and pleasant.