Holiday Inn Sheffield - Sheffield, United Kingdom

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Holiday Inn Sheffield address: Victoria Station Road, Sheffield, S4 7YE

Holiday Inn Sheffield details: A Grade II listed building located in the city centre of Sheffield but at the end of a private drive. Four-star full service hotel offering a range of food and beverage outlets and a health suite.

One of the most striking features of this grade ii listed building is the elegant ballroom which in its history has played host to royalty including Queen Victoria, King Edward vii, King George vi and the then Princess Elizabeth. Within easy reach to attractions such as the Peak District National Park, Hallam fm Arena, Meadowhall Shopping Centre and Magna Science Adventure Centre, the hotel is the perfect choice whether your visit to Sheffield is for business or leisure.

The Holiday Inn Royal Victoria opened in 1862, comprises 100 bedrooms including 33 family rooms, 31 executive rooms and the sumptuous 1862 Suite.

Open 24 hours is the Esperanto Health Suite featuring a fully-equipped multi gym, dance studio, health and beauty treatments and saunas. These facilities are free of charge for resident guests (with the exception of beauty treatments).

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Location

This historic and elegant hotel is ideally located in the city centre and yet enjoys close proximity to the m1 (junction 33). Just half a mile from the rail and bus stations, with 280 free car parking spaces, the hotel is situated at the end of a private drive so enjoys a quiet and peaceful location.

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Facilities

General: Restaurant, Safety Deposit Box, Bar, 24-Hour Front Desk, Free Parking

Activities: Sauna, Fitness Centre, Massage

Services: Fax/Photocopying, Dry Cleaning, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Currency Exchange

Location: Shopping Centre, City Centre, University

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Dining

This four-star full service hotel offers fine dining in the Cunningham's Restaurant or relaxed drinks and snacks in the Grand Lounge Bar.

The Victorian-style restaurant offers a fine selection of cuisine, catering from a traditional full English breakfast through to a delightful à la carte menu. Executive head chef Paul Murton and his dedicated team use their vast experience to create a number of unique dishes, combining both traditional and contemporary cuisine. In addition, the restaurant has an excellent selective wine menu with a wide variety to suit every pallet. The restaurant won an RAC award for fine dining.

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Hotel policies

Check-in

14:00

Check-out

12:00

Cancellation

If cancelled up to 1 day before the date of arrival, no fee will be charged.
If cancelled later or in case of no-show, the first night will be charged.

Children

All children are welcome.
All children up to 12 years stay free of charge when using existing bedding.
All children up to 2 years stay free of charge for cots.
All older children or adults stay free of charge for extra beds.
Maximum capacity of extra

Pre-pay

100 percent of the first night will be charged on the day of booking and is refundable.

Extra charges

Tax is included.
Service charge is included.
City/tourist tax is not applicable.

Parking

Free Public parking is possible on site.

Dining

Full English breakfast is not included and cost GBP 12.50 per person.

Internet

Internet via modem is available in the hotel rooms only and costs GBP 5.00 per hour .

Pets

Pets are not allowed.

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TripTake Traveler Reviews

Friendly, older style hotel

Reviewer: Travelman64 (SouthamptonUK)

Traveling group: Business colleagues

I recommend this hotel for: Families with teenagers, Families with young children, Older travelers, Tourists, Young singles, An amazing honeymoon, Pet owners.

Date: 2008-07-15

Guest Rating:

7.7

Check in / front desk	8.0
Business service	8.0
Service	8.0
Rooms	6.0
Location	8.0
Cleanliness	8.0

I have just completed a 3 day stay at the Holiday Inn Sheffield and find it a nice, friendly, quiet hotel. Whilst the decor is a little dated in places, it is in keeping generally with the old, grade 2 listed building. The staff are very helpful and welcoming and the food is good in both the bar and restaurant, although the bar menu, whilst limited, is better value for money. I last stayed in this hotel in 2005 and little seems to have changed in that time, but thats not a bad thing. I am due to be in Sheffield on business again shortly and have made arrangements to stay at the Holiday Inn once more.

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disturbed by noise restaurant a bit pricey

Reviewer: CleethorpesGtfcfan (cleethorpes)

Traveling group: Family with teenagers

I recommend this hotel for: Families with teenagers, Families with young children, Older travelers, Tourists, Young singles, An amazing honeymoon, Pet owners.

Date: 2008-06-27

Guest Rating:

7.3

Check in / front desk	10.0
Value	4.0
Service	8.0
Rooms	4.0
Location	8.0
Cleanliness	10.0

stayed here one night in june 2 adults and three teenagers thought we were getting 2 rooms each with two double beds in fact got one with two doubles and other had double and sofa bed to be fair we did not complain because couldnt face hassle of moving.students were having an end of term ball.the nois ewhen they were leaving disturbed my wife for an hour. i se efrom previous reviews this is a problem.in the lift there is a notice asking people to be quiet.though this an old hotel double glazing would probably be helpful.according to the website the room has not been upgraded since 1998.though the bathrooms are still in good nick the bedrooms look a bit tired.the restaurant does not offer a table de hopte menu and the a la carte is expensive dinne rfor 5 basically two couses with 2 starters and mostly soft drinks and one glas sof wine cost 127 pounds. this is basically a pity because the building is full of character and is very historic.with room redecoration and double glazing it would justify the cost.at present however it is not brilliant value for money.because i love the basic building however i would stay there again

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