Best hotels in Sheffield
Hotel Mercure Sheffield Kenwood Hall & Spa
Kenwood Road, S7 1NQ
This four-star hotel on the outskirts of Sheffield is the perfect place for those wanting to explore the city, but still relax the peaceful countryside. Set among 12 acres of countryside with its own spa, leisure club and tearoom, guests can fully unwind after a busy day of sightseeing in the city.
Leopold Hotel Sheffield
2 Leopold Street, S1 2GZ
Be at the centre of the action in this stylish four-star boutique hotel, near to the Peace Gardens and Sheffield City Hall. Each room is designed with comfort in mind, with Wi-Fi, a refreshment tray laden with and assortment of beverages, and a Smart TV in every room.
Whitley Hall Hotel
Elliot Lane, S35 8NR
Luxury awaits at this countryside hotel in the north of Sheffield. Inside the 16th century mansion, whose exterior is lavishly covered in ivy, you’ll find modern amenities galore, from fine dining at Restaurant 1584 to a peaceful night’s sleep in one of 32 en-suite bedrooms.
Best restaurants in Sheffield
Jöro
294 Shalesmoor, S3 8US
This award-winning eatery in Kelham Island exudes modernity, set in a collection of upcycled shipping containers. Enjoy a luxurious lunch with their five-course tasting menu or go all out with eight courses, featuring aged duck, Scottish Wagyu and Orkney Scallops.
VeroGusto
12 Norfolk Row, S1 2PA
Set in the heart of the city, this authentic Italian restaurant offers flavoursome dishes, set against a chic, pale blue interior. Tuck into fresh pasta dishes, delicious seafood platters and baked breads made from locally-sourced ingredients.
Juke and Loe
617 Ecclesall Road, S11 8PT
Contemporary British dining awaits at this stylish restaurant, situated near the Sheffield Botanical Gardens. Enjoy savouring British classics, with a twist, from their set lunch menu, or dine on oxtail, venison and gnocchi, courtesy of their evening menu.
What to do in Sheffield
Kelham Island Museum
Alma Street, S3 8SA
The Kelham Island Museum is situated in the city’s oldest industrial district, on a 900-year-old manmade island. Opened in 1982 to tell Sheffield’s important industrial story, this museum is a treasure trove of exhibits from the Victorian times – guiding visitors through the heat of the Industrial Revolution, to today’s modern city.
Sheffield Botanical Gardens
Clarkehouse Road, S10 2LN
Avid gardeners and lovers of green spaces should head to Sheffield Botanical Gardens, which opened in 1836 on what was once farmland. You’ll find a place for the cultivation of weird and wonderful plants from around the globe, from Angel’s Trumpet to Bird of Paradise.The gardens also provide a centre for theatrical and musical performances, as well as visual art events and floral festivals.
Ladybower Reservoir
Upper Derwent Valley, S33 0AQ
Leave begin the industrial cityscape and head into the sprawling natural wonders of the Peak District, with a visit to Ladybower Reservoir. Wander the many walking or cycling trails to immerse yourself in nature, or head to Bamford Edge, for sweeping views of the moorland and waterways of Upper Derwent Valley.