News: Recruitment restarted as opening nears for new Rotherham hotel
Recruitment is back underway at a new multimillion pound hotel in Rotherham where construction had stalled.
Rothbiz has previously reported on new hires at the proposed Courtyard by Marriott Sheffield that was due to open at Waverley in Spring 2023.
But with no sign of opening and construction work stopping on land off Highfield Spring and Poplar Way, master developer, Harworth Group issued a statement in 2024 regarding "unforeseen challenges" faced by the hotel owner, Stapleford Ventures.
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Stapleford Ventures bought the land from Harworth in 2021 and secured planning permission for a six storey, 150 bedroom hotel in the same year. It brought in RBH Hospitality Management to run the operation but the property remained half-built until work recommenced in January 2025.
RBH remains the operator and has recently begun recruiting again.
Jobs posted online include Assistant Front Office Manager, F&B Manager, Front Office Supervisor, F&B Supervisor, Sous Chef and Assistant F&B Manager.
The hotel is set to include a brasserie restaurant, as well as a fitness centre and meeting facilities. It will occupy a prominent position at the entrance roundabout to the Waverley development, and will provide an important community asset for use by residents, and businesses at the adjacent Advanced Manufacturing Park (AMP).
An opening date for the Courtyard by Marriott Sheffield is showing as September 2025.
Courtyard by Marriott website
Images: Marriott / Google Maps
Rothbiz has previously reported on new hires at the proposed Courtyard by Marriott Sheffield that was due to open at Waverley in Spring 2023.
But with no sign of opening and construction work stopping on land off Highfield Spring and Poplar Way, master developer, Harworth Group issued a statement in 2024 regarding "unforeseen challenges" faced by the hotel owner, Stapleford Ventures.
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Stapleford Ventures bought the land from Harworth in 2021 and secured planning permission for a six storey, 150 bedroom hotel in the same year. It brought in RBH Hospitality Management to run the operation but the property remained half-built until work recommenced in January 2025.
RBH remains the operator and has recently begun recruiting again.
Jobs posted online include Assistant Front Office Manager, F&B Manager, Front Office Supervisor, F&B Supervisor, Sous Chef and Assistant F&B Manager.
The hotel is set to include a brasserie restaurant, as well as a fitness centre and meeting facilities. It will occupy a prominent position at the entrance roundabout to the Waverley development, and will provide an important community asset for use by residents, and businesses at the adjacent Advanced Manufacturing Park (AMP).
An opening date for the Courtyard by Marriott Sheffield is showing as September 2025.
Courtyard by Marriott website
Images: Marriott / Google Maps
14 comments:
I would rather work at the Glassworks if I’m honest.
I think it is great that the Glassworks is giving employment opportunities to people with SEN.
Is this the “Courtyard by Marriott Sheffield” that’s actually in Rotherham..?
Every comment on this website is either Glassworks, bicycle lanes, lack of pubs, immigrants, complaints about the council or Rotherham vs. Sheffield naming. Its tiresome.
…and bad grammar… (It’s tiresome, not its 😉)
I do as well as I wouldn’t be able to pay my way without the kind people at the Glassworks offering me employment.
I’m very sorry as it’s me who is responsible for the Glassworks comments. I’m starting to get bored of it so I will be moving on soon and going back to trolling the Daily Mail readers.
Regards
Captain Glassworks
Unless they were referring to the website being tiresome, in which case its is perfectly acceptable.
The Glassworks comments are getting boring and unoriginal now. Think of a new joke...
As I said in my earlier comment I will be moving on shortly and going back to trolling the fine readers of the Daily Mail.
Regards
Captain Glassworks
They were always boring.
It got people talking so in my opinion I brought the fine souls of Rotherham together.
And always unoriginal. They smacked of someone who has spent too much time in the company of Barnsley's finest.
I agree it got boring and unoriginal, that’s why I’m moving on from now on. Funny enough I’m not from Barnsley and I have visited the Arc cinema this past week and I have to say it’s very good. Also the Vetro Lounge is excellent and it’s good to see the council have put taxpayers money to good use.
Captain Glassworks
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