Hotels in Sheffield

Kelham Island blends industrial heritage with creative energy in Sheffield's coolest district. The Kelham Island Museum showcases the city's steel-making past, while converted warehouses now house buzzing art galleries and craft breweries. Wander cobblestone streets past red-brick buildings to discover the popular Peddler Market where local vendors serve up delicious street food and artisanal goods. Boutique hotels in industrial-chic buildings offer stylish places to stay, with mid-range pricing. The area connects easily to Sheffield's center via regular tram and bus services. This walkable neighborhood follows the winding River Don, where waterside paths provide peaceful breaks from the artistic buzz.

Neepsend serves up Sheffield's coolest comeback story, where old factories now house craft breweries and artist studios buzzing with creativity. Wander through converted warehouses to discover local brews at Neepsend Brew Co or catch the monthly Peddler Market for street food and live music. The River Don provides peaceful walking paths perfect for escaping the industrial-chic vibe. Getting around is mostly on foot with limited public transport, though buses connect to Sheffield's center in about 15 minutes. Accommodation leans toward industrial-style lofts and guesthouses run by locals who know all the neighborhood secrets. The craft beer scene dominates the dining options with taprooms serving elevated pub fare until around 10pm.

Sheffield's Heart of the City neighborhood has a host of places to visit such as Sheffield City Hall and Sheffield Town Hall.

The Attercliffe neighborhood offers attractions such as English Institute of Sport Sheffield and IceSheffield.