Hotel The Psalter (Sheffield, United Kingdom)

It’s a little bit of heaven for ale loving resident guests, probably used to staying in hotels where bar choices are limited, to say the least. Here, there is quite a vibrant bar, obviously popular with locals who are drawn by the selection of real ales.

Laundry is clean and crisp and there are plenty of pillows to use, or discard, as you wish. There are room choices including 4 poster and overall, this is a good B+B experience with the real bonus of that public bar and evening food.

Enjoy a great day out to maybe Chatsworth House and the Derbyshire countryside and an evening trip to Sheffield’s Lyceum or Crucible theatres or an arena concert. You can combine both, easily and within the course of a day.

The whole place is quite run down and not completely clean. At first glance, this B+B in a nice area, with a bar and food on tap, is just perfect. The reality, though, is something of a letdown. Frustrating because all they’ve got to do is thoroughly clea

Rightly or wrongly, these days guests just expect Wi-Fi in the room. Frustration increases when it’s available in other areas of the building.

There are quite a few steps and stairs in this place. Obviously, there’s no lift; you wouldn’t expect it; but any disabled potential guest should think twice before booking in.