Principal Hayley Kenwood Hall

I recently stayed in this hotel for just over a week, whilst I looked to find somewhere more permanent to stay in Sheffield. Overall, the hotel is very nice. On arrival you are confronted by this very grand building and then once inside the reception/ lobby is also very well done. My room was extremely large with decent furniture and complementary toiletaries and a selection of teas along with coffee and hot chocolate are available to have. The TV in the room was not great, and only got channels 1-4, but in the end I watched hardly any TV due to what communal facilities the hotel had to offer. The hotel had a very large garden, including ...  Read the complete review

Imagine staying in a city hotel, close to the centre but with a lake in the grounds. Impossible? No, I stayed at the Kenwood Hall Hotel in Sheffield recently and although I had walked past the entrance many times when I was younger I didn't realise what lay behind the gates. The original gates are now closed and a larger entrance is just up the next road, there is plenty of parking and even room for a bus! We had the "pleasure" of having a football team staying the weekend we were there but they were very well behaved and didn't cause us any bother. The original hall is still used but the more modern building has been sympathetically designed to ...  Read the complete review

A brilliant Hotel for staying at, or even organising a conference, or wedding reception at is the Swallow Hotel in Sheffield. Sited in the very leafy suburb of Nether Edge, it has a multitude of facilities and brilliant service to add to its immaculate and picturesque surroundings. The hotel is currently going through a major redevelopment at the moment, where a large percentage of the 'modern' part of the building has been demolished and is being rebuilt better to serve thenew Millennium. However, it hasn't lost its original character and charm, and the grounds continue to be very well kept even during the redevlopment. The hotel ...  Read the complete review