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The top 5 hotels in Sheffield
Looking for the perfect hotel to explore steely Sheffield from? Pick from stunning Peak District stays and sublime coaching inns at Voyage Privé.
Our best hotels in Sheffield
1. The Cavendish Hotel at Baslow
Just 12 miles southwest of Sheffield’s centre, this dreamy rural stay offers unparalleled access to the Peak District. The hotel has its roots as an 18th-century coaching inn - a tradition updated in the award-winning restaurant. Today, it's packed with antique furnishings that are as blissful as those of nearby Chatsworth House.
2. The Rutland Arms
This delightful 19th-century hotel is located in Bakewell, 17 miles from Sheffield. It's the world-famous site that invented Bakewell pudding and was said to be a favourite of Jane Austen. Rooms are suitably elegant, with bright and cosy furnishings and characterful accents throughout.
3. Bagden Hall 3*
Enjoy a slice of history on the way to Sheffield with this elegant country hotel. This Victorian hotel features charming antique features through 40 acres of manicured gardens to explore. The on-site restaurant serves up a delectable menu of regional Yorkshire produce as well as a more relaxing bistro experience.
4. RHS Chatsworth Flower Show & Eastwood Hall Hotel 4*
This period property is located near Eastwood, the birthplace of famed writer DH Lawrence. Enjoy 26 acres of spectacular grounds before retiring to the lounge for an elegant cocktail. Eastwood Hall Hotel boasts a spa, pool, sauna and hot tub for the perfect romantic retreat.
5. Radisson Blu Leeds 4*
Enjoy a pampered stay in cosmopolitan Leeds, a short train or car ride from Sheffield’s centre. The Radisson Blu has one of the best locations in the city, overlooking Victoria Square and the Henry Moore Institute. Rooms are plush and modern with chic blacks and greys throughout, offering guests special touches like bathrobes and comfy slippers.
Services will you find in our hotels in Sheffield
- Free Wi-Fi
- Hot drink making facilities
- Flatscreen TVs
- Luxury bathroom amenities
- Swimming facilities
- Award-winning dining options
- Well-stocked bars
- Spa treatments
- Gym facilities
Going on holiday in Sheffield
Sheffield offers a fine city break in all seasons, with different perks depending on the month. Summer brings the best weather with warm outdoor festivities. The city itself doesn’t tend to book up, but surrounding beauty spots like the Peak District do. Be sure to plan your trip in advance or make the most out of last-minute summer deals at Voyage Privé. Typical events include bouldering in the park, live music and street food stalls. Spring and early autumn can also be delightful with spectacular walking weather in the neighbouring hills. Late autumn and winter bring crisp and wet weather with chances of snow. Still, the city bursts to life with festive events and thriving Christmas markets.
Hotel offers at Sheffield convenient for all kind of travel
Sheffield is a fantastic destination suited to all ages and travel types. Families will uncover a wealth of star attractions, from Yorkshire Wildlife Park to the alluring Tropical Butterfly House. Plenty of parks and gardens provide room for little ones to run around. For something more invigorating, the Peak District is right on your doorstep. As for friends and groups, Sheffield boasts riveting shopping at Meadowhall and a wealth of artistic spaces. When the evening draws in, you’ll discover thriving live music venues and a pulsating nightlife scene. Romantics can head to the rose-studded Hillsborough park before picking one of Sheffield’s cutting-edge eateries.
The range of hotels we offer at Sheffield
- Historic hotels
- Country house hotels
- Coaching inns
- City hotels
Sheffield: what should we bring for a hotel stay?
- Charging cables
- Guide book
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Pack-away towel
- Evening attire
- Hiking clothes
- An umbrella
Your best hotel in Sheffield: how to get there and make your booking
How to get to Sheffield
Sheffield is among the UK’s best-connected cities, with easy access by air, rail and road. The international Doncaster Sheffield Airport provides pan-European travel. Other airports in Leeds and Manchester provide more extensive international travel. As a major rail hub, you'll find regular trains to many key cities, from London to Edinburgh, Penzance and Manchester. Road connections are equally easy, though park and rides are recommended for day trips. Once you’re in Sheffield, you’ll find the centre compact enough to navigate on foot, with bus and tram links, too. Cars are recommended to explore the beauty spots surrounding Sheffield, from the Peak District to the South Pennine Moors.
How to book your hotel in Sheffield
Unlock exceptional deals on Sheffield city stays or country retreats at Voyage Privé. Voyage Privé is a members-only booking platform offering exclusive discounts of up to 70% off. It’s completely free to register and use. Simply sign-up with your email to get started. To find your next dream getaway, type in your travel dates and location to begin. You can pick from luxury package deals or choose a top hotel and make your own way there. Escape to Sheffield with some of the UK’s most esteemed Peak District stays here at Voyage Privé.
The opinion of the Voyage Privé travel expert on Sheffield
Sheffield is a welcoming northern city with an old industrial history. While its steel-producing heydays are gone, this city has seen widespread rejuvenation to protect its heritage. Enjoy exciting hotspots like Kelham Island or discover the history of South Yorkshire at museums like Abbeydale. Many of Sheffield's foundries are now converted into museums, while others have been transformed into inspirational art and culinary spaces.
Sheffield – a gateway to the Peak District
Resting to the east of the breathtaking Peak District, a wealth of walks and country manors await on day trips. The rocky northern outcrops that make Sheffield's immediate neighbours are perfect for hiking. However, there are genteel, romantic and atmospheric options, too, from Chatsworth House and Peveril Castle to the Neolithic Minninglow.