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The hotel is situated in Central Sheffield. There are quiet a bit of shops and game centres that you can visit. It is near the Sheffield Combined Court and that was the reason I booked and stayed there for 3 nights. The main problem with this hotel is their room is too small, and there is no working table to put your computer on if you want to do your works in the hotel.However the counter staff, Seymona, was very helpful and always with a smiling face. I thought they have a business centre, but they do not have one. I can send in the papers that I wanted to print to their email address and I got them printed out immediately. I did ask to print more than 10 files with over 100 pages. Seymona did it for me with all the welcoming attitude. I am grateful. Overall speaking, if you if want a room to sleep. the hotel is fine and money worthwhile.

A very friendly welcome from the staff on reception, very efficient check in. The hotel is in a pretty good location for exploring central Sheffield. Rooms are basic and the hotel a little dated but that is expected at this price point. Rooms are clean and comfortable enough for a short stay.

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

The Rutland Hotel is conveniently located near to the University of Sheffield. Single rooms are not the best however double room are quite nice having a traditional feeling. However both kind of rooms are newly decorated so the rooms and bathrooms are quite nice. The breakfast is good as they prepare made to order eggs, hash browns,mushrooms and tomatos. Overall I like it and will plan to stay again.

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.

We stayed at this hotel overnight during our trip to Peak District and Yorkshire. We booked this hotel due to my Accor All membership and we had minimal expectations considering this is an Ibis Budget hotel. The hotel is at the edge of the city but very central, only a few minutes walk to the main city centre. It seemed quite new/recently furbished and the rooms were simple but had all the necessities. The lobby is really nicely decorated and the staff are really welcoming and enthusiastic. Here are a few more details on my visit: Welcome: The reception staff was very efficient. It literally took 2 minutes to get our room keys. We were welcomed with a recognition of my Accor All status and offered free welcome drinks. The room was ready and waiting for us. Room: The room is simple but allowed us to stay comfortably as 3 people. The room was clean and there were tea/coffee making facilities, hangers and towels. I only felt the need to have a small table or something to put our stuff on since there was only a small amount of space that you can use as table top but it is a really minor improvement overall. Dining: Our stay included breakfast. The breakfast was nice and included many different options. However, there were hot ”English breakfast” style food. It really didn't matter since there are still boiled eggs and lots of options. I really enjoyed our breakfast. Location: While the hotel is really central, there are parking available around the hotel. We used the on street parking on the back street with a bit of worry for the safety of the car over night but it was ok. The hotel also has its own car park but it is 8£ overnight. Staff: Really friendly. They accommodated our needs at the best level service. I couldn't ask for a better staff. Overall, great hotel to stay when you are in Sheffield. Since the hotel is a budget hotel, you should have low expectations while arriving. But I'm sure it will go above and beyond your expectations when you are there.