ibis Sheffield City

We booked 2 rooms so that we could attend Tramlines at Hillsborough. Great hotel, room was fully cleaned while we were at breakfast! Lovely pleasant staff. We dropped off our bags and checked in later in the evening and there is a Q park car park outside the hotel. Very convenient

Great spot easy to get around close to tram and bus stops

Friendly helpful staff and a comfortable stay

Jon and the rest of the staff were, as always, friendly, welcoming, and extremely helpful, making our stay enjoyable. The building is beginning to show signs of wear, particularly the carpets and the bathroom, which could benefit from some refurbishment. Overall, however, we had a pleasant stay thanks to the excellent service provided by the staff.

Room was nice and clean, staff were friendly and the breakfast was ideal. Absolutely brilliant for the price.

Overall, I was quite impressed. Not luxurious - quite basic - but clean and functional with a friendly, helpful staff. It's about a ten-minute walk from the railway station, and within easy walking distance of anything in the city centre. I'd definitely stay again

Very good accessible room with enough space to move around and a wet room. The staff were very helpful and supportive. I would stay here again next time I'm in Sheffield.

The room was clean and quiet and the staff helpful. It was very hot and as there was no aircon we were grateful for the fan provided. We had tea and coffee provided but no kettle or spoons. A kettle was delivered quickly when we asked for one. We have stayed in this hotel before and would stay again as it is good value for the price.

Unexpectedly good overnight stay! Incredibly cheap cost of shared twin - bed room delivered an excellent room small but perfectly adequate ( tea coffee&kettle provided.) Excellent bathroom . We arrived at the Ibis via the run down dreary site of the old market. Left via the tram bridge/ Ponds Forge which was much better. Paid extra for breakfast which was as good as other budget chain & better than some others. Would highly recommend .

It was a nice, basic place to stay in a very good location. However, the room was a bit worn down but probably reflects the price I paid (around £50 for the night).

Well positioned for city centre and super trams. Ate in bar before going to concert, very good. Staff were very helpful.

Great location. Short walk into town.

The room was clean when I checked in on Friday 19th June. However, on the Monday 22nd before I checked out I noticed I got some bites. I am now dealing with the issue of that I have been bitten by bed bugs.

Stayed for 1 night on June 20th as we had tickets for Peter Kay. Never been to Sheffield before the staff were really helpful with transport to the arena and food options. When we came back the bar was open so that was a nice end to the evening. Great buffet breakfast too Highly recommend

Staff were particularly friendly and made us feel very welcome.

The room was adequate for what I needed

We had more than a few frustrations here. The biggest was that the room felt as small as an airstream trailer. The room was poorly appointed with two beds each smaller than a twin. The hotel staff was less than helpful and mostly said “no” to any request. The location seemed convenient so we booked there but would recommend somewhere else to anyone asking.

Clean room, comfortable bed & good breakfast. Staff polite & friendly.

Clean, comfortable and quiet room. Great deal for a weeknight. We didn’t have breakfast so I can’t comment on that. Happy to keep your luggage if arriving early. Discount for car park a couple of mins walk away. All round good stay.

I recently spent four nights at this hotel in Sheffield and I would say the experience was, over all, a positive one. I was particularly impressed with the way it handled breakfast, keeping all the hot items in aluminum pots with lids on a low-heat range. The food was always hot and that matters especially when it comes to eggs. My room was small, which is probably on me because I may have forgotten to ask for a desk (my usual way of assuring that I have a little extraa space and a usable horizontal surface beyond the bed. The staff was friendly but not really engaged and not very knowledgeable when answering, say, local transit questions. This is something that I seeing more and more in the hotel chains: a "wholesale" approach to customer service. But not all chains are equal. For example, about a week after my Sheffield experience, I checked in for the same number of nights to the Mercure hotel in Perth, Scotland, and I got nothing but good local advice and answers to all my questions. It felt there as if the staff wanted to make my stay work for me. They make a point of remembering me and greeting me when I passed. My experience with Ibis Sheffield was better than a&o Manchester (don't get me started), but it cannot compete with Mercure Perth. I should also add that the hotel is downhill from pretty much everything one wants to see in Sheffield, and in that part of town there is a higher concentration of people to whom life has not dealt as good a hand as it dealt me.