Travelodge Sheffield Central

“A great choice in central Sheffield.”

I stay here regularly and the staff are lovely. They make sure I get the same room as it means I sleep better. Karra was especially helpful to me last time I checked in. I highly recommend this place. The rooms are well kept and it’s good value for money .

“Traveled Sheffield Central”

Hôtel was convenient for Sheffield centre and was clean and comfortable but the noise of the trams was quite intrusive

“Inadequate shower facilities”

Shower facilities are not the best, shower curtain smelly and shower too close to wall, end up too close to bath taps when showering.

“Good location, staff and breakfast, but plenty of room for improvement. Maybe bring an extension lead and download entertainment”

I stayed one night here at the Travelodge Sheffield Central hotel prior to a conference the next day. Overall, it was an okay experience, some good bits but definitely areas to improve on! Arrival to the hotel is either down a disconcerting Dixon Lane (which I wouldn't feel safe travelling down la… more

I stayed one night here at the Travelodge Sheffield Central hotel prior to a conference the next day. Overall, it was an okay experience, some good bits but definitely areas to improve on! Arrival to the hotel is either down a disconcerting Dixon Lane (which I wouldn't feel safe travelling down late at night), or down an accessible ramp on Shude Hill (just off Commercial Street), which feels a lot safer, definitely my preferred route! There are good travel links, being next to Fitzalan Square tram stop and about 10 minutes from Sheffield station. The staff on reception are very welcoming and friendly (as regularly mentioned on prior reviews), and are staffed 24/7, which is comforting for safety. I was in an accessible room, and they go through fire evacuation arrangements on check-in (while no one wants them, I'm glad they create a plan before you've even gone to your room!) There are two lifts which serve all floors (rooms are on floors 1-6). The room was clean and large (as an accessible room needs!), with a good view, and openable windows (yet understandably restricted). There was a QR code on the mirror providing an opportunity to learn CPR in 15 minutes using just a pillow - I love this! The bed itself was comfortable (but I felt the sheets had an unusual texture!). The bed was a bit small, but it was still nice! The bathroom was clean, however, the door was painfully stiff to close and open, and put strain on my back (which is not what I needed at that time!). The soap was also incredibly low and painful to reach, as I wasn't meant to bend much after recent surgery. I understand why it's lowered, and it definitely should be there, but it would be nice to have a second set higher up. The shower had a good pressure, however, half the nozzles didn't work! The room itself had most things standard in hotels, however there was no hairdryer! I understand I could have probably gone down and asked though. The coffee sachets are quite small - you need two for a full cup! The TV remote was painful to press, but clean at least! The TV itself only worked for the first few channels- all other channels glitched horribly with almost no sound, making it near impossible to watch except for the first few channels. At least I could watch BBC Breakfast! There are no plug sockets by the bed, which is quite disappointing - hopefully these will come in the future! Especially for an accessible room - some people may need equipment such as CPAP machines! The WiFi was incredibly good, but it's still disappointing that it's only free for 30 minutes every 24 hours. Fortunately there was good mobile data signal, but this increased my data usage much more than I'd like! There is a good variety of breakfast options, which all taste great (except for the watery orange juice), and better pricing than Premier Inn! Definitely better than previous Travelodge experiences, but there is still plenty of room to improve.

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