Really enjoyed our stay in this beautiful building with so much character. We stayed on the third floor in a family room which had nice decor and a really lovely new modern bathroom. Minor downside was the room was booked for four of us but there were only two bath towels,two cups,two glasses,one packet of two biscuits,obviously the room was made up for two people. This was soon remedied though.
The staff were great,so friendly and helpful. We had a meal in the Victorian restaurant and were very impressed how the restaurant manager,I think, made our two girls so welcome and treated them like little ladies.
The Friday night had a disco on downstairs which we could hear slightly until midnight,so I was pleased we were on the top floor.
Breakfast was excellant,masses of choice and plenty of helpful staff again.
We will definately go back if we visit Sheffield again.

The Holiday Inn is a nice hotel with a good restaurant and very attentive staff.

However, we booked for an Executive Room which we thought would be luxurious - it was, but on the two nights we were there we heard the music from the ballroom. It was on a Thursday (noise until 12 midnight) and Friday until 1am. It was loud enough to guess the tune and we were on the second floor. So please be warned this was in room 210. We did tell the reception. It would be a serious matter if you had young children or liked to sleep early.

The location of the hotel is hard to find even with a sat nav - the hotel sits on a hill and the entrance is about 200 yards away up a slope. The best way is to put the Hilton Hotel in the sat nav as this closest to the entrance. The signs were missing owing to road works.Plenty of parking.

The gym is ok with modern items and tv but there was nothing else eg no pool etc.

We spent 2 nights in Sheffield for a friend's 40th. As I was a student there in the early 90s it was great to go back and see how the city has changed. Many of the designer stores moved out when Meadowhall first opened, and it all started getting a bit run down, but all the modern new developments around West Street, the Winter Garden and the Peace Garden are really helping bring the city back to life.

The Holiday Inn is located about ten minutes walk from the Cathedral and within 5 minutes drive of the train station. The listed building is beautiful, retaining its period features. Although our room was in a newer wing, we had a very large double room with high ceilings. The bathroom was nice and modern, but as I am small I could not reach the bath/shower taps without getting into the bath as the glass shower screen got in the way!

Tea and coffee making facilities (and biscuits) , hairdryer and a safe were provided in the room. There was also a choice of pillows, which I really liked. Room service was efficient and really quick, as was housekeeping (we borrowed an iron and board and they arrived within minutes).

The breakfast buffet was very good, offering a nice selection of cereals, fruit, cold meats and cheeses, patisserie and traditional cooked breakfast.

I would definitely recommend this hotel and will stay there next time I visit Sheffield.

Stayed for 1 night on a saturday night.
The hotel was a bit tricky to find, but then found central Sheffield's roads quite confusing in general. However when you get near the hotel there is a brown tourist sign to help you.
It has got a huge free car park.
The hotel reception staff were very good.
Our room was ok, a little bit tired but clean. The bathroom was clean with a good shower over the bath. The room had 2 double beds, which is unusual and they were very comfortable.
Breakfast was a help yourself buffet with lots of everything. Again staff were very attentive. They also had a machine for squeezing oranges for fresh juice, very refreshing.
The hotel is very close to the city centre, about a 10 min stroll.
Overall we would recommend staying here