Sunday People

HOTEL

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Our executive room was stylishly furnished and tastefully decorated, with an ergonomic workstatio­n for those on business.

We enjoyed cups of tea and watched the news on the flatscreen TV before heading out to shop at the newly refurbishe­d Moor Quarter nearby.

The Dream bed’s mattress turned out to be firm but had a soft, thick topper.

The bathroom had a range of spa products and a powerful shower, which perked us up. THE FOOD

The hotel restaurant caters to all tastes, but we had a reservatio­n at an Asian fusion place nearby.

After a fine meal, we couldn’t resist the buzz of the hotel bar, which stocked a good selection of gins and tonics and we ordered room service for the morning.

After waking up fully recharged, there was a knock at the door and two huge English breakfasts were brought in on trays. Eggs, bacon and all the trimmings, cooked to perfection, topped off a lovely stay.

THE SERVICE

Very friendly staff.

THE SCENE

Clean, comfortabl­e and stylish. The hotel has had a facelift and its 259 bedrooms all have comfy Dream beds.

LOVED

The location is perfect for exploring Sheffield’s underrated city centre.

HATED

A long wait for Saturday morning coffee with surprising­ly just one person acting as cashier and barista.

BOTTOM LINE

Rooms from £65 a night.

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