ibis Budget Sheffield Centre St Marys Gate
3 StarsPart of Sheffield's skyline, Industrial-chic cafe and bar
Part of Sheffield's skyline, Industrial-chic cafe and bar
Junior suites with city views, Spa Naturel with indoor pool
On-site restaurant and bar, Proximity to cultural venues
Family-friendly accommodation, On-site Thyme restaurant and bar
Dedicated allergy-aware breakfast, Newly refurbished rooms
Victoria Quays waterfront views, Indoor pool and sauna access
Discounted secure parking, Rooms with city skyline wall murals
Rooms with scenic lake or garden views, Relaxing spa with diverse treatments
Convenient public transport hub, Spacious family rooms
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24-hour fitness center access, Dedicated meeting and event spaces
Upgraded rooms with jacuzzi baths, Historic 19th-century Grade II building
Guardhouse bar and restaurant, Award-winning grounds and gardens
Unique in-room shower design, Family-friendly bunk bed rooms
Well-equipped fitness center, Spacious rooms with quality amenities
Prime city centre location, Heated indoor swimming pool
Prime city centre location, Mezzanine suites with unique layouts
Central location overlooking Peace Gardens, Rooftop Indian restaurant with balcony
Family-friendly accommodations, Pet-friendly stays available
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Central location for city exploration, Well-equipped 24-hour fitness suite
Locally sourced dining at Darcy's, Picturesque gardens and terrace views
Views of the River Don, On-site dining with brasserie menu
Landscaped garden with water feature, Victorian charm with modern design
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Hybrid accommodation concept, Game room with table tennis
Discounted secure parking, Modern rooms with power showers
Affordable paid parking, Pet-friendly accommodation
Steps from Sheffield Arena, Convenient on-site parking
On-site cinema room, Bareca restaurant and bar
Gourmet dining in the Music Room, Tranquil gardens and outdoor terrace
Direct access to M1 motorway, Pillow-top mattresses for sleep
Lakeside grounds with resident peacocks, Queen Mary suite with spa bath
Secure on-site parking, Outdoor garden and picnic area
Six acres of beautiful gardens, Mind & Body gym facilities
Executive rooms with indulgent spa baths, Award-winning Signature Grillhouse
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Shockingly overlooked in many UK travel guides, Britain’s fifth-largest city wins the hearts of any who get to know it better. Sheffield’s legacy as the UK’s Steel City is evidenced by its surviving foundries, forges and mills, many of which are now museums where the area’s industrial story continues to be told. In its modern guise, the city wears many hats. Having undergone major urban regeneration since 1998, steel-and-glass office blocks, shopping centres and chain hotels dominate the commercial heart of Sheffield today, with the imposing Gothic town hall and the more recently-added Peace Gardens providing an orientation point for first-time visitors.
To learn more about Sheffield’s accomplished art, craft and design history, travellers make a beeline for the Millennium Gallery on Arundel Gate, where permanent exhibits, the Ruskin Collection and the Metalwork Collection reside. Equally convenient for quick visits is the Graves Gallery on Surrey Street, home to significant works by 19th and 20th Century artists, including Stanley Spencer. Victorian museum Weston Park, located near the University of Sheffield, is a popular destination for family day-trips, and tells the story of Sheffield through archaeology and natural-history exhibits. North of the city centre, on a man-made river island dating back to the 12th Century, Kelham Island Museum’s reconstructed master-craftsman workshops and interactive galleries tell the story of Sheffield’s industrial beginnings. A handful of hotels can be found heading east along the River Don, with accommodations to suit all budgets dotted along each of its banks.
Designed in 1836, Sheffield’s Botanical Gardens contain more than 5,000 plants housed in late-Georgian glass pavilions. A ten-minute drive from the city centre, the manicured 19-acre site is also well-known for a more grisly feature—a bear pit. In 2003, Queen Elizabeth II opened the mystical inner-city Winter Gardens as part of a multi-million pound regeneration project. The modern hot-house next to the town hall is home to more than 2000 plants and is the largest urban Glasshouse in Europe. In the same development, the Peace Gardens’ bronze fountains and cascading water features represent the flowing molten steel that put Sheffield on the map. The public space has plaques commemorating the city’s war heroes and the Bochum Bell, a gift from Sheffield’s German twin-town, can be found in its flowerbeds. The surrounding area features an abundance of upmarket hotels with good transport links into the centre.
Just a ten-minute walk from Sheffield Train Station, shoppers find high-street fashion and trendy lifestyle stores in and around the Orchard Square shopping plaza and pedestrianised-precinct Fargate, which also hosts the city’s annual Christmas Market and Sleigh Bar. Sheffield’s gigantic out-of-town shopping centre, Meadowhall, is a fifteen-minute ride by Supertram from the centre, but for those with a more independent streak, the streets surrounding city-park Devonshire Green reveal small fashion boutiques, independent record shops and design-concept stores. With so much going on, it’s no wonder that those in the know rate Sheffield as an outstanding destination for a luxury spa break. In a city fascinated by fitness, it’s not uncommon for a high-end hotel to feature world-class spa facilities. Many of these spas offer great deals on spa days as part of a room package. Rooms in some lavish establishments feature stand-alone Jacuzzi bathtubs and pampering products.
Sheffield’s two universities play a major role in the city’s new economy. Many of the 50,000+ students who call Sheffield home are drawn in by the culturally-rich social life it offers. The ever-innovative city has recently emerged as the Real Ale capital of England and has a vibrant music scene, which has spawned such greats as The Arctic Monkeys, The Human League, Pulp and Moloko. Rising stars appear at the O2Academy in the city-centre, while mega stars rock out at the Sheffield Arena, which takes six minutes to reach by Supertram. At Sheffield City Hall, in historic square, Barkers Pool, the world’s most revered Classical soloists, orchestras and conductors do their stuff. The legendary Last Laugh Comedy Cabaret is also held here on weekend evenings. Close to this venue, travellers can find a number of cost-effective serviced apartments as well as a four-star hotel or two.
The largest theatre complex in Northern England can be found in the centre of Sheffield, and includes the 19th Century Lyceum Theatre and the 1970s-built Crucible. Offering a thriving scene visited by the world’s best touring productions and also the World Snooker Championships, the complex has attracted widespread national and international acclaim. Sheffield-born actors and musicians who have brought the city recognition are immortalised on a recently-added Walk of Fame in front of the town hall, along with scientists, public figures and sporting heroes. South of the city-centre, footie fanatics can tread the hallowed turf of Sheffield FC, the world’s first football club, while ice hockey enthusiasts can watch a Steelers game at the Sheffield Arena just north-east of the centre. Hotels in this area of the city are fewer but some mid-range options are available as well as at least one budget option on the Arena’s doorstep.
December is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Sheffield, with typical prices around $75 per night based on 2,812 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Sheffield are usually highest during July, with typical prices around $122 per night.
Hotel prices in Sheffield usually range from $48 per night to $240 per night, with typical prices around $90 per night.
Hotel prices in Sheffield are typically lowest in December at around $75 per night, rising to around $122 per night in July.
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In Sheffield, you might want to check out Leonardo Hotel Sheffield, DoubleTree by Hilton Sheffield City, ibis Sheffield City, easyHotel Sheffield. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Sheffield, you might want to explore 2 Independant Boutique Apartments one sleeps 2 the other sleeps 4, Meadowhall, Sheffield Arena, Free Parking, AVO Serviced Apartments, Throapham House. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
Traveling with pets? The hotels DoubleTree by Hilton Sheffield City, Novotel Sheffield Centre, ibis Budget Sheffield Centre St Marys Gate, The Rutland Hotel could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Sheffield, check out Mercure Sheffield St Paul's Hotel & Spa, Mercure Sheffield Kenwood Hall & Spa, Ringwood Hall Hotel & Spa, BW Signature Collection, Hellaby Hall Hotel, BW Signature Collection – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
If you’re looking for a hotel with a pool in Sheffield, check out Novotel Sheffield Centre, Mercure Sheffield St Paul's Hotel & Spa, Holiday Inn Rotherham-sheffield M1,jct.33 By Ihg, Mercure Sheffield Kenwood Hall & Spa – all of which offer great pool facilities for guests to enjoy.
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