Sheffield Hotels with Gym

Lovely hotel with easy access to the city and an incredible buffet breakfast. Close to restaurants and public transport. We loved the indoor pool!

From the start, communication was great. So helpful being told about the car parks nearby and thank you for the discount code! Great location, right in the centre. 3 minutes from the car park was a great help in the rain too. Room is massive, so clean and everything you need. Plus extra tea and milk when needed, thank you. Staff are absolutely amazing. Quick and easy check in and out and thank you so much for fitting us in for breakfast too! Much appreciated. Sorry I can’t remember names, but reception staff and the lady in the restaurant were so helpful and accommodating. Great stay, will definitely stay again. Sadly didn’t have time to use the Spa, next time!

The positives: Very centrally located, which is both advantage and a disadvantage (see below). Reasonably priced, extremely comfortable beds, high water-pressure shower. That was pretty much what we wanted when we arrived exhausted and grubby after a long journey. A minor negative: the in-house catering options are very limited beyond bar snacks; but there’s dozens of restaurants within walking distance. The major negative, and potentially a deal-breaker if it’s important to you: beware the rooms that overlook the square behind the hotel. There are a number of bars with late music licenses, and you simply won’t get any sleep AT ALL unless you’re in the bar and return to the room after closing time. We’re not talking “a bit of mild disturbance”, either - it’s “making things on the table in the room rattle” levels of bass, “singalong with Rhianna in bed” levels of volume. When I initially complained at about midnight, I got a “what do you expect, we’re a city centre hotel” response followed by complimentary earplugs followed by a move to a room on the other side of the hotel after I used my “are you kidding me” face. I was very tired, and very unhappy. Kudos to the duty manager for sorting it out, minus some kudos for trying to fob me off initially. Somehow I get the feeling that I’m far from the first person to arrive at the front desk with a “*** is this a hotel or a nightclub??” face. To be fair to the management, there’s not a lot they can do about their neighbours apart from try to get the offending licenses revoked (which I was led to believe they’re trying to do). Trying to sell those rooms most-affected on a weekend just isn’t going to work, though. It really is that loud and disturbing. Elsewhere it’s a decent hotel - it’s missing some of the bells and whistles which would justify the term “luxury”, maybe - but that level of noise pollution in the affected areas is way outside what could be considered acceptable. My 2c - stay here by all means, but call ahead and make absolutely sure you’re not in the noisy rooms, and be prepared to either get assertive with the front desk or divert to a quieter establishment.

Overall, it was pretty good, except that the service staff was startled when I passed by, which also shocked me. They obviously lacked business skills. The breakfast staff always took away my unfinished food when I came to pick it up again. well.

I booked a luxury spa day for 3 people. This cost £225. I booked this for my Mother’s 50th birthday. Upon arrival today I was disappointed to find that the “spa” were just facilities that were part of the hotel which any guests could access. This meant there were children tearing around, diving into the pool, unsupervised. This doesn’t fit the brief of “luxury” and it was not relaxing. The children were under 16 and were not supervised at all times. This meant that the pool was not able to be swam in because they were leaping around and playing. They also chewed off chunks of floats (that were provided) that then were just floating around in the pool. When it was time for lunch in your Lakeside View restaurant, we were informed that there was a wedding so we couldn’t eat in there. That would’ve been fine if there was a suitable alternative. There wasn’t. We were sat in what felt like the reception/bar of the hotel. Where wedding guests were milling around, so again, not luxury. The food was not what I had been told it was going to be. I was informed, when I called, it was a tapas style menu. The choices were dire and led to all three of us having a sandwich for lunch. Not really £225 worth for the food we received. Our starters came out after our main meals so we ended up with a table full of plates so there was no room on the table for any movement etc. During our afternoon, a large group of people (members of the public) came in and were behaving in such a way they ended up being told to leave the establishment. There were a few children and teenagers making lots of noise and setting off panic alarms in the changing rooms. They also left the changing rooms in a disgusting state, with towels strewn all over the floor. Overall, I am extremely disappointed with the “luxury” spa day that I booked and paid £225 for. I was looking forward to a relaxing day with my Mother and Grandmother. We received the opposite. I feel it has very much ruined my Mother’s birthday. How can the advertise a “luxury spa day” for us to receive that kind of service! Appalled

I would highly recommend the Crowne Plaza Victoria for any conference or large-scale event; the team here, in particular Emily Evans, were friendly, outgoing and went above and beyond to ensure that our conference ran smoothly. Before arriving at the hotel, the team was in constant contact with our team to ensure that our delegates rooms were booked, our menu selection for our formal dinner was confirmed and that dietary requirements would be met. Furthermore, after highlighting that some of our delegates would be observing Ramadan, the team not only provided packed breakfasts for these delegates so that they could continue to take part in suhoor, signage was created to highlight where the prayer room would be over the course of our stay. As the Crowne Plaza Victoria is a hotel there will be other guests who have booked their rooms months in advance, once the team realised that we would be six rooms short, the hotel across the road was contacted to enquire whether they had any availability to accommodate our overflow. Once confirmed that they did, all we had to do was inform the team who would be staying at this hotel and their dietary requirements; the fact that the Crowne Plaza was so proactive in providing a solution to a problem we were not aware of was so greatly appreciated and highlighted to us that this was a venue/ team which wanted to ensure that we and our delegates had the best time with them before we had even arrived! In addition to this, the team’s dedication to ensuring that our conference ran smoothly was further highlighted by Emily physically moving the tables all by herself when we realised that the position of certain tables obstructed the view of the presentation. All requests such as; additional labelling for food, temperature control of the main room were completed swiftly, even by hotel staff whom were not directly assigned to looking after us. All the food provided was amazing, whether it was lunch, snacks or the food served at dinner, you could tell that an incredible amount of detail was given. I could not recommend this hotel and team enough!

There wasn't much need for service with a one night stay but, it looked as though if needed, it was there. Location was OK if the canal side bars were accessible through the rear of the lobby but it was locked so had to turn a 2min walk into a 10min walk but not the end of the world. There were hairs in the bath and some rubbish in the corner of the room but other than that, all was fine. Loved they had an iron and ironing board but the cover was a little grotty. Overall, I'd stay again.

I chose this hotel chain in Sheffield overnight. The room size is not small. It is very convenient to check in and check out. There are several Chinese restaurants in the surrounding walk for 10 minutes. The breakfast at the hotel is very good, although there are not many varieties, but it can be taken out and is very user-friendly.

Comfortable and clean, would stay again! Friendly staff and great location.

Hotel location is good, walking from the station can be reached, but be careful of the tramp on the road Sheffield is the only place where we have been harassed by the tramp. It is in the middle of the hotel and the train station road. It was also at night. We fought with the tramp. The tramp took bread. Throw us, but the English are really good. The black guy who passed by saw the tramp fight with us, and he immediately went over and scolded the tramp so we could get out.