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Sheffield Bed and Breakfast Inns | Places to Stay in Sheffield
With world-class trails, bouldering in the park and more, Sheffield is known as The Outdoor City — but the adventure doesn’t end when you’ve finished exploring its climbs and rides. With brilliant street food markets, independent microbreweries, a vibrant arts and events scene, and plenty of live music, it has everything travellers need to turn an exhilarating day in the sun into a legendary night out.
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1. Brocco on the Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 339 reviews
Brocco on the Park is home to eight boutique bedrooms and a neighbourhood kitchen, in the heart of social Sheffield. Everything in our Edwardian villa is designed to help guests to eat, sleep and live well. Our luxury bedrooms are all unique, each with original features, Scandinavian decor and green views. Brocco Kitchen serves nourishing food for breakfast, lunch and dinner all day every day. Free wifi and parking.
Bloody glorious
Reviewed By RebeccaT23Bloody glorious! What a super evening. HUGE thank you to Pam for looking after / bearing with us all this evening. The food was Shuzzy, fresh and tasty - just delightful and the atmosphere was lovely. Pam - who juggled more than her fair share of tables, literally smashed service and provided the most glorious happy making evening. Highly recommend. Do visit please! xxx
2. Bank View Farm, Luxury Bed & Breakfast
Overall Ratings
5 based on 104 reviews
Bank View Farm is a relaxed, friendly bed and breakfast run by Rachel and Alex Wall, sitting within Sheffield’s green belt, on the edge of the Peak District. With spacious boutique-style luxury bedrooms and suites, beautiful gardens, tasty breakfasts, ample parking and a short stroll to several award winning pubs with restaurants, you will enjoy the perfect break.
Outstanding in every way
Reviewed By GlobeTrotting670515This place is a little piece of heaven! Thoughtfully and beautifully restored with the guest spec fixtures and fittings throughout by Alex & Rachel who go above and beyond as hosts; from the beautiful fresh flowers and cream cakes on arrival to four ft thick towels, crisp bed linen and every inch was spotlessly clean. We loved the rainfall shower, underfloor heating, fire, remote velux blinds, LUXURY hot tub and the biggest most comfortable bed and pillows! We loved spending time with the dogs Koko and Moss in their pen area and enjoyed the peace and quiet. We were given complete privacy, there’s lots of parking, lots of local amenities and a superb location for exploring the Peak District. An exceptional B&B, you will not be disappointed.
3. Wilson Carlile Centre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 115 reviews
See why so many travelers make Wilson Carlile Centre their small hotel of choice when visiting Sheffield. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a budget friendly setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. The rooms offer a kitchenette, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available, allowing you to rest and refresh with ease. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking. While staying at Wilson Carlile Centre, visitors can check out Sheffield University (0.3 mi) and Sheffield Town Hall (0.5 mi), some of Sheffield's top attractions. While in Sheffield, you may want to check out some of the restaurants that are a short walk away from Wilson Carlile Centre, including Cosmo Sheffield (0.5 mi), Oisoi (0.5 mi), and The Nottingham House (0.7 mi). If you’re looking for something to do, Sheffield Winter Garden (0.5 mi), The Botanical Gardens (0.8 mi), and Kelham Island Museum (0.9 mi) are a nice way to spend some time, and they are all within walking distance of Wilson Carlile Centre. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Wilson Carlile Centre as you experience all of the things Sheffield has to offer.
Fantastic service, staff here are superb
Reviewed By linden-sI arranged a 3-day work conference here, including accommodation for several colleagues. We also booked a larger meeting room and lunch on our final day to which several additional people were invited. Everything we asked for was provided, including a few unexpected on-the-spot requirements such as an instant vegetarian lunch and some urgent printing of documents as well as additional pillows. My main contact was Emma, who provided excellent customer service way beyond what could ever be expected. The whole team couldn't have been more helpful in every way - there was always someone available (usually Emma, at all hours!) to sort out any minor issues including during the evenings. The rooms are certainly basic but were clean and equipped with everything we needed, and were certainly good value for money. I can't fault anything about this place and the service is way better than many 5-star hotels.
4. Innkeeper's Lodge Hathersage
Overall Ratings
4 based on 220 reviews
Just three miles from the historic village of Hathersage, this charming country lodge dates back to 1773 and is one of the cosiest hotels in the Peak District. What's more, it's only a short drive from Sheffield and Chesterfield. The lodge, which you'll find within the Longshaw estate, offers 9 comfy, characterful rooms, a menu of hearty, seasonally inspired food, and a wide range of regularly changing cask-ales and well-chosen wines. Longshaw is a lovely place with many hidden gems: spectacular views, ancient oak woods, sleepy meadows, heather moorland, archeological treasures and millstone quarries. Locals will proudly tell you that it's also home to the oldest continuous sheep-dog trials in the country. If you've brought your walking boots, head for Hathersage - a great place to start your exploration of the area's intriguing rock formations. The area is a haven for walking and climbing, but it's also a popular with swimmers. That's because it's lucky enough to have its own heated outdoor swimming pool, set within a lawned enclosure and usually open from March through to September. There are plenty more pursuits to keep you busy, with Chatsworth House, Sheffield Botanical Gardens, Sheffield Ski Village and the ancient village of Eyam all on the doorstep.
Foxhouse
Reviewed By tam0racAbsolutely fantastic!! Food was excellent, served by a lovely new lady with short blonde hair . Who also recommended desserts and was spot on! Even the coffee was fab. Definitely would recommend and it’s newly refurbished, Not the cheapest place for lunch but seriously worth it Thank you , & we’ll be back?
5. The Blacksmiths Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
BEWARE. Filthy. Didn’t stay. Refused a refund.
Reviewed By camulodunumMake your own mind up as I’m vary of reviews now, particularly 5star ones! Just look at the photo evidence. But do check all the bed linen, under the duvet covers and pillow cases. Blood. Stains of dubious origin. Dirty. Hidden filth. Now we know why they take your money 24 hours in advance and refuse refunds! Environmental health may probably be paying a visit soon! Felt unsafe in the property to confront the unwelcoming staff. Not confident about other issues of safety reasons Covid precautions. Booking.com liaised, but still no refund. Disgusting!
6. Cubley Hall
Overall Ratings
4 based on 122 reviews
Lovely old world venue. Not perfect, but rather good nevertheless.
Reviewed By Neil CTwo night stay for a family wedding. From the outset we were impressed by the location of this stone built hotel, overlooking the valley. Blessed with decent weather, the sun making an appearance for the ceremony on the bandstand, the outside space is brilliant. The hotel itself is very much old world charm, so if you want sharp, ultra modern, this is not for you. It suited us nicely. The rooms are comfortable and quite clean, although hairs in the bath were a bit of a turn off. My partner is a former hotel executive housekeeper so doesn’t miss much. But that and a couple of other minor issues did not detract from two good nights sleep. The conservatory for breakfast, the bar areas and the barn for the reception were all well appointed and cared for. The staff were, despite the long hours and busy schedules, all remarkably affable. Breakfast both days was plentiful, well prepared and certainly tasty. The wedding meal and buffet later were similarly enjoyable.
7. Alara Bed and Breakfast
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 100 reviews
The ALARA B&B has been successfully running for the last eight years and we would like to extend our homely welcome to you. ALARA is a family run bed & breakfast that is nestled on the A61 North also known as Penistone Road between the Sheffield Wednesday Football Stadium and the Hillsborough park.
Disappointed
Reviewed By NOTanImbecileVery disappointed. Paying for a B&B without getting any breakfast. Trying to get advantage of people and pretending a room is worth £300! Even Hilton's not that expensive! Shameful! Avoid please!!! Rooms were not cleaned once by the staff but by ourselves. So money orientated!!! Run away please! Better hotels with better prices around!
8. Royal Hotel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 92 reviews
COVID19 Being a small accommodation provider we can re-assure you that all is being done to make your stay with us as stress free as we can. All our rooms have had a deep clean before opening and is deep cleaned after each visit as a matter of course, this is something we did even before the COVID19 outbreak. On arrival we will Try to make your check in as stress free as possible. Rest assured that we can still continue to give you the breakfast in the pub due to only having 3bedrooms. We look forward to greeting you all once again.” The Royal Hotel is a family run pub. On the edge of the Peak District, high on the moors, northwest of Sheffield but only a 20-minute drive from the city and Meadow Hall shopping centre. Its location makes it the ideal place for visiting the area, walking or for those that want to stay longer but not wanting to stay in the hustle bustle of a city. Owners David & Linda Lambert and Dave & Joanne Jubb offer all guests a warm and genuine welcome. For all you business people that want a homely feel look no further. We now offer free Wifi
3 night stay great hospitaility
Reviewed By JMHGlobetrotterStayed at the Royal Hotel whilst visiting family in the area. Room was small but very clean and comfortable. Breakfasts freshly cooked and very tasty. Same goes for the steak and kidney pie one evening. Dave and Jo made me feel very welcome and unhesitatingly offered help with their own supply when I ran out of covid tests. Honest to goodness hospitality at its best.
9. The Devonshire Arms
Overall Ratings
5 based on 36 reviews
With seven beautiful, newly renovated bedrooms, The Devonshire Arms is much more than a basic bed & breakfast. The rooms are all unique, designed to be a comfortable home-from-home experience, where you can relax and enjoy a peaceful night’s sleep. A familiar retreat with high quality food and drinks while staying in luxury surroundings.
Outstanding
Reviewed By LKLKDKWe have just returned from our 2nd stay at Devonshire Arms. Yet again the treatment we received was outstanding. We were very warmly greeted & taken to our superb room . We were there for 2 nights & ate at the Stag restaurant both nights… absolutely superb! We were so well looked after by the most delightful young lady Rehannah, nothing at all was too much trouble. She is an absolute asset to your team, a special mention to James also who was a little gem. He helped us with the safe in our room when we had appeared to have locked it permanently! The whole team are exceptional, from the breakfast staff, evening waiting staff. bar staff..even the lovely cleaning ladies who were so friendly. This place cannot be faulted in any way. We will be returning again.
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