Novotel Sheffield Centre

We chose this place for a hiking trip to the Peak District. It's just a short uphill walk from the train station. There are several Chinese supermarkets nearby, which is very convenient for groceries. - The room was spacious, with both a bathtub and a shower. You need to swipe your card to use the elevator, and there's CCTV in the hallway. You can hang a sign on your door if you don't want your room cleaned. We stayed for four nights and felt very safe. - ‼️ You can check out before 12 PM. ‼️ However, the hotel's Wi-Fi isn't very smooth. The housekeepers make a lot of noise every morning while cleaning, which really disturbs light sleepers who want to sleep in a bit.

The hotel's location is super convenient, close to Cruceburg Theatre and Shecun Railway Station, so getting around is no problem. However, the rooms and facilities are a bit old and small. Like many UK hotels, it doesn't provide slippers or toiletries, so remember to bring your own if you book here.

The hotel is in a fantastic location right in the city center of Sheffield, surrounded by restaurants, cafes, and attractions like the Botanical Gardens, City Hall, and an outdoor playground for kids.

The location is convenient, within walking distance of Sheffield Station. Right outside, if you turn right, there's a good-sized supermarket where you can find fruits, snacks, and simple meals. The facilities are comprehensive, with a heated swimming pool, a gym, a bar, and a restaurant all available. The price was affordable; a single room during the National Day holiday was less than 800 RMB. It was the best value-for-money room we could find at that time (it was hard for us two to find a suitable twin room; not sure why, but they seemed to have more king-bed rooms). The breakfast was good, costing 18 pounds per person, and the variety was quite rich. It's also pet-friendly!

The stay was okay, but the internet was a bit slow, and the room's heating was broken. They brought up a space heater, so the service was decent enough. My room wasn't cleaned during my three-night stay, they only emptied the trash. I guess labor in Europe is 'eco-friendly' like that.