OWSTON HALL HOTEL
The original 9 holes at Owston Hall were first established in 1922, but the journey was completed with the development of the second loop in the late 1990s. The resultant championship course has been well-received, and from 2002-2004 it played host to televised Europro Tour events.
Close to 7,000 yards at is fullest length, Owston Hall is a stern test of golf, encountering mature oak trees and treacherous water hazards. The tenth hole is the star of the course, where golfers must only travel 284 yards, but must negotiate two strategically positioned lakes.
Owston Hall is a terrific example of ‘risk/reward' golf, and is characteristic of the enjoyable challenges at this South Yorkshire classic.
| Offer Description | Special Offer | Valid | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 Nights, Dinner, Bed and Breakfast and 3 Rounds of Golf
| 01 Apr 10 - 31 Oct 10 | £190 |   | |
| Sunday Special 1 Night, Dinner, Bed and Breakfast and 2 Rounds of Golf |  | 01 Apr 09 - 31 Oct 10 | £90 | |
| 1 Night, Dinner, Bed and Breakfast and 2 Rounds of Golf | 01 Nov 09 - 31 Mar 10 | £99 | | |
| 1 Night, Dinner, Bed and Breakfast and 2 Rounds of Golf | 01 Apr 10 - 31 Oct 10 | £115 | | |
| 2 Nights, Dinner, Bed and Breakfast and 3 Rounds of Golf | 01 Nov 09 - 31 Mar 10 | £155 | |
Owston Hall's 4* complex features 63 luxurious en-suite guest rooms, all specifically designed for an extremely comfortable stay. The 15 bedrooms incorporated in the old wing have been decorated individually, and reflect the character of the 17th century construction itself.
The remaining bedrooms are located in the Old Stables part of the hotel, which may not have quite the intrigue of the old wing, but is equally as comfortable. Excellent service is guaranteed at Owston Hall, confirming it as a good choice for a golf break in the north-east.
Owston Hall's fitness suite offers a swimming pool, jacuzzi, steam room, solarium, sauna and exercise treatment as part of an excellent new health club, ideal for unwinding after golf.
Doncaster is one of the UK's classic market towns, and its racecourse plays host to the famous St. Leger. Other local attractions include Mansion House, Conisborough Castle, the cathedral city of York, and the Yorkshire Mining Museum.
The Victorian style conservatory restaurant serves superb modern dishes, and offers great views over the surrounding golf course.
