Jury’s inn was located on a roundabout about ten minutes walk from the railway station. Check in was efficient and our room was large and clean. The bathroom was equally clean if a bit on the small side.
However, despite being located on the seventh floor, there was a great deal of noise from the street below and a nearby club.
Overall, at a special offer of £44 per night from their website it was good value despite the noise.

Have just returned from a one night stay with my wife. I cannot fault the hotel at all. Right from booking in up to our departure! The staff are friendly and helpful, everywhere is very clean. We did have a small problem with our room but within 10 minutes we had reported it and was allocated another room. The rooms are clean with all the essentials. We did stop for breakfast and found the food to be first class, treating ourselves to a full english, excellent value. When we return to Sheffield i know where we'll be stopping.......

Stayed here for 2 nights over a weekend, as a base for the Peak District (beautiful area around Castleton only 30 minutes away)

Do not wish to bore folk with a long review, but I felt I had to write a few lines as I am VERY imressed with the cleanliness that Jury's apsire to and maintain. I am very familiar with Jury's at Milton Keynes too, and again it is very well-ordered and clean there too. When you stay at other hotel chains, you really see and appreciate clean and good hotels - and Jury's wins my vote for the "UK's Cleanest Hotels !"

No complaints at Sheffield - good rate for double room (£ 49) and continental breakfast (which is good) only £ 4. I liked the new way only room-owners can access the lifts as you have to swipe your card to use a life - will enhance security no doubt.

Did I have any niggles ? Well yes....but quite minor :

(a) Bar drinks seemed a bit steep...I bought a large Diet Coke - at £ 3.40 ! Could have bought a couple of Diet Coke large-bottles down the road at a supermarker if I had known !
(b) NOT pleaseant views from my window - concrete jungle and multi-story car parks everywhere you looked - but not an issue for me personally as this was only just a "base" for me. Of course, counter-argument is that hotel is very well located - 5 minutes to train station, 5 mins from main shops, for example.
(c) The side my room was on was near a nightclub, and even though I was on floor 7, I could hear the constant bass-noise. On the Saturday night, this went on to about 4.30am ! Not the hotel's fault at all of course....but just be aware. No problem in the week I imagine...I did not even really hear any noise on the Friday night past a reasonable hour.

Summary - very much liked this hotel. Emphasis is on "convenience" - NOT a place for a peaceful stay with views...but as I said, the Peaks are only a few miles away !

Just stayed here for one night. Really impressed with hotel and location. Parking is across the road in a public car park (you have a choice of at least 3 nearby). We parked in the Moor Car Park and it cost us £7.40 for 24 hours. Not bad. We paid £60 B&B for the 2 of us, so hotel was a reasonable price. The room was big, clean and modern and there was a lot of choice at breakfast, including cooked and continental buffets. We would stay here again if we ever come back to Sheffield.
The only slight negative was that when we checked in the receptionist tried charging us £65 for the night, but once we told her that it was £60 from Booking.com there wasn't an issue with this.