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"The room was very well appointed, lots of space with a huge bathroom in the Spa Suite. Breakfast was plentiful though there were no warm plates for the cooked breakfast. Nice airy open bar area and orangery where food was served. Debbie on reception gave a warm and friendly welcome. We would definitely recommend this hotel."

"Room very old fashioned and had seen better days. Could do with refurbishing."

"Reasonable price but not best part of Sheffield"

"Decent stay over all. Room service and gym facilities great. Rooms need updating and a thorough deep clean. Staff friendly and helpful. Parking very convenient however quite over priced. Very good location"

"very tired hotel - they are currently doing works in the lobby which looks to be a lick of paint and tiling. the rooms are really tired though, with no temperature control and no ability to open windows - cue awful night's sleep due to the room being very stuffy. can tell it was once a lovely hotel with good amenities when it was built, but everything is very shabby now and the new Radisson around the corner shows it up"

"Stayed a Monday night. Very comfortable room and great size bed. Breakfast was good. Can't fault it. Staff were very friendly, easy walk into town. "

"All the staff we chatted with were very friendly and helpful .The food was of a good quality and generous portions .Breakfast was also plentiful in quality too "

"Room was really clean and maids were in every day. Carpets in corridors looked very new and clean. Good variety at breakfast. "

"Our stay was OK. The surrounding area is noisey late into the night. We were placed in the basement, and initially our second room smelled of smoking and not great. The fantastic staff were understanding and did move us with no problems. Parking is a bit of an annoyance. We had to park a short walk away. The suggestion was that the hotel had a beneficial rate (it doesn’t). It is the same as if you just pulled up. There is a car park that is closer (the NCP) and marginally cheaper (save a £1 overnight). Overall - we will probably look elsewhere next time. "