69D Victoria Street

Spacious flat and excellent location

No welcome pack. Oven was very dirty. Wi fi didn’t work

Location good near the town centre and private parking

No brew stuff for when we arrived

Flat is beautiful

Sofa under the cushions needs some hoovering.

Great location, really comfortable apartment. Great value for money.

Could have done with some teabags!

Ideal 2 bedroom apartment within walking distance.of everything needed

Clean Good city centre location Was able to leave our belongings before check in Host who met us very welcoming

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We loved the location of this property. It’s very well placed for the city centre which is an easy 10 minute walk. The apartment is also well-equipped if you want to have a evening in with good wi-fi and a flat screen TV with Netflix and other apps. We were very comfortable and will definitely keep this place in mind for future trips to Sheffield.

The only thing that was missing for me was a table and chairs. But that’s a personal preference.

It was in a central location, but not so nice. The apartment was exactly as seen in the photos. It was clean, furniture and linens were new. There wasn't any smell. There was a dishwasher, washing machine, refrigerator, stove, toaster and kettle. There was Netflix on TV. It was very quiet, so quiet in fact that it felt uncomfortable in the middle of the city.

The only negative thing about the house was that it was on the 1st floor, about 30 steps up a narrow staircase. When we saw the children's playground from the window in the photos, we thought it was on the ground floor. The fact that it was on the ground floor made us choose it because our suitcases were heavy. But when we arrived at the apartment, we encountered a narrow staircase and at least 20 steps. When we went up to the apartment, we saw that there was a central courtyard on the first floor and a children's playground in the courtyard. It was a different architecture. Also, even though it was in a central location, I did not feel safe outside late at night. I didn't feel like it was a region populated by districts.