The grand old building is in such good order. Staff are attentive and know what you need before you do. Room was immaculate and the breakfast buffet and menu are extensive and excellent quality. Fabulous Margaritas in the beautiful bar.

The sat nav was useless in finding the hotel. It's set up high above the ring road and you access Victoria Station Road via Furnival Road near the Blonk Street junction. You drive past the Best Western Hotel. Took a bit of working it out in the rush hour on a Friday night. The private function on Saturday night meant no access to the bar area in the evening and the party went on till late. We were so tired from exploring Sheffield we slept fine.

The staff were friendly and helpful. The food was exceptional and possibly the best meal we’ve had in a hotel.

We arrived at 4pm , 2 hours after check in opened to be told that the bookings for the previous night extended their check outs so our room wasn’t ready and wouldn’t be ready until approximately 7pm. We were offered 2 complimentary drinks each which was appreciated however due to their being a conference and the entire Swansea City football team (the late check out from the day before) it was very chaotic and crowded in the bar area and was very overwhelming at times. I felt we could have been contracted prior to our arrival to inform us of the delay.

Friendly staff, location is close to city centre and plenty of parking available Didn't hear any noise at night

Touch ups needed in the room and mattress is super firm wasn't keen on taking a £50 deposit on arrival although it was given back to us we've stayed in many hotels before and this is the first time it's happened I can understand why they do it so people don't do runners without paying for their bill View out the room not so great but that's not anyone's fault just for anyone booking please don't expect lovely views because its not the only views you'll get is of Sheffield city centre

A historic hotel in Sheffield city centre with 105 newly refurbished bedrooms, an elegant Restaurant and guest Quiet room, Ball room and Bars. Situated at the site of Sheffield’s historic Victoria train station, the hotel was considered one of the most complete and luxurious hotels in the United Kingdom when it was built in 1862. It was given its “Royal” prefix after a visit of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra in 1905. In 1860, James Radley, founder of the Adelphi Hotel in Liverpool, suggested to architect Matthew Ellison Hadfield that Sheffield required a first-class hotel. “Merchants from America, the Continent, and elsewhere, have frequently returned to Manchester and Liverpool, instead of remaining in the town.” This spurred the Sheffield architect into action, enlisting local businessmen, and choosing a site next to the Victoria Station. The 19th-century Grade II Crowne Plaza® Royal Victoria Sheffield hotel stands in quiet grounds off a private drive in Sheffield city centre. The hotel has 240 car parking spaces on-site. Sheffield's shops, theatres, museums and Ponds Forge water sports complex are within walking distance of the hotel. Room 214 was elegant and spacious with all the needs a guest requires for a short stay in the city whether for business or pleasure. QCD (Quality, Cost and Delivery) Breakfast was a sumptuous Buffet of Hot and Cold/Continental, English and Yorkshire. All the Crown Plaza Team where both friendly and attentive make the guest feel special and cared for. We had the pleasure of meeting John Conroy one of the co-owners of Hotel Crown Plaza (Hermann Beck and John Conroy) whom was most interested to know if we were enjoying our visit and stay of which we were delighted to proffer our delectations and enjoyed our discourse and discussions!

Room 412 has a small bathroom disproportionate to the expansive 2 x double bedded Room. The narrow bath and shower unit was almost dysfunctional - would be better to loose the bath and engage a large modern shower unit. Equally loose the bidet and install a double sink more appropriate for a 2 x double bedded room. Please install a functioning/reachable toilet roll holder!

We really loved it here, it was a nice old building with lots of features. The staff were very helpful and accommodating. The room was really comfortable and spacious. The breakfast was amazing, the French toast is highly recommended. Parking is easy and close by at £6 per 24 hours. The location is great for a wide range of food and nearby attractions

The desserts are not very good as they are not made in house. Also our toilet was crammed in between the bath and shower. This place was still 10/10 for us though because the positives were amazing!

Rooms clean, beds large and comfortable; housekeeping and other staff pleasant and helpful. Breakfast range varied and good. The breakfast was included in the price paid. Parking close by. Like the fact that the building had a history and connection with the railways- it had a Victorian feel. Appreciate being able to book a family room.

Resent being asked to pay for parking as a guest at a hotel. This seems a way of adding to the headline price. Bathroom a wee bit cramped- probably because this was a family room with two large beds.

Very grand & historic building, really friendly staff, excellent customer service, plenty of parking. Fabulous breakfast, lots of choice in lovely dining room. Clean bedroom and good en-suite.

Minor niggle, as lighting in the bar during the evening was very bright and the Christmas music a bit too loud & jolly. Some relaxing music, plus lower lighting would create better ambience. The blue velvet sofa is the most uncomfortable sofa on the planet - lt looks great, but try sitting on it !

Excellent breakfast and we enjoyed the evening meal. The room had everything we needed. As there was a wedding on we were pleased to be on 2nd floor. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The hotel was nice and quiet despite being busy. It was handy having a good car park next to hotel. A nice lot of lighting and mirrors in room. Lovely fluffy towels in bathroom and the shower was good.

The bed and pillows were not 100%. It would have been helpful to have an information book about the city in the room. The toilet in the bathroom was a bit low for the older person.

The rooms were very big. The breakfast very good and excellent range but the coffee was not nice.

Short staffed in bar.The price of drinks at bar was a touch expensive even with recent inflation. £7 for Guinness is too much. Also there was a television blaring away in the corner bar showing kids films. Given the time night and that no kids around asked for it to switched off. She said would check with manager if ok, then never kids, sge forgot as too busy due staffing.

There was some confusion between bookings.com and hotel for our booking, but the staff was helpful to fix the issue and make sure we were given our reservation as per requirements. Thank you. The room was great and our stay was relaxing.

The breakfast place had particular smell, which is something that hotel can work on. Also, the hotel staff seemed eager to take the plates even when people were having food or was on their last bite. I suggest they give sometime to the diners.