Mercure Sheffield Parkway Hotel

It’s a modern purpose-built hotel, focusing on functionality and comfort. While it lacks the historical charm of older properties, it makes up for this with contemporary features and a location well-suited for travellers needing quick access to the motorway network.

The hotel has 78 rooms spread across three floors. Rooms are designed with a contemporary style, featuring neutral tones and functional furniture. Each room includes a flatscreen TV, a work desk, tea-and-coffee-making facilities, ironing facilities and en suite bathroom facilities.

Wheelchair-accessible rooms are available, offering wider doorways, grab rails, and step-free access to bathrooms. Overall, the rooms are clean and well-maintained. The focus is on practicality, making it suitable for short stays or business trips.

The Mercure Sheffield Parkway has a modest range of public amenities that include a restaurant and bar that serves as the hotel’s main communal spaces.

The on-site restaurant offers a casual dining experience with a menu that includes British and international dishes. Breakfast is served here daily and includes a buffet with hot and cold options such as eggs, sausages, pastries, cereals, and fresh fruit. Breakfast is not always included in the room rate, so check when booking; if not, it costs approximately £10–£15.

The bar provides a relaxed atmosphere for drinks and light snacks. It is a suitable spot for informal meetings or unwinding after a day of travel or work.

Free Wi-Fi wireless internet access is available throughout the hotel.

The hotel is located in an industrial area near the Sheffield Parkway (A630) and the M1 motorway and there is nothing of interest in the immediate vicinity around the hotel. While the immediate surroundings lack charm, the location is practical for those travelling by car. Free on-site parking is available, which is a bonus if you’re driving.

While it may be convenient if you’re driving, the location isn’t so great if you’re travelling by public transport. However, there is a bus stop less than a five-minute walk away where you can catch bus route 70 to either Meadowhall or Sheffield city centre. However, it’s not a particularly frequent service with buses running only once per hour.