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Accommodation
964
Holiday rentals
Price per night
£122
On average
High season
January - £132
+9%
Price in May
£108
On average
Type of accommodation
Apartment
2 Bedrooms, 61m²
Price per week
£852
On average
Low season
March : £93
-24%
Available accommodation
33%
In May
The average price of a night in a holiday rental in Sheffield is £122.
If you want to spend a week in a holiday rental in Sheffield, you have to pay on average £852 for 7 days. The price varies according to the season between £652 and £927 for one week.
The price of holiday rentals in Sheffield are less expensive in March: £93 per night on average. This represents a decrease of 24% compared to the average price recorded for the rest of the year. Conversely, the price increases by 9% (£132 per night) in 01, which is the most expensive month to live in Sheffield.
On average, rentals in Sheffield can accommodate 4 people (apartments and houses combined) and have a surface area of 61 m².
The price of a holiday rental in Sheffield is £123 per night for this summer. A week's rental in July or August will cost you on average £859.
A holiday rental for a weekend in Sheffield costs on average £304, for Friday and Saturday nights.
33% of accommodation is still available for a stay in May. It will be necessary to pay on average £108 per night.
Explore the holiday homes, cottages and b&bs on offer in the vibrant city of Sheffield in South Yorkshire. Sheffield is the perfect destination for a holiday in the city as well as the countryside, being close to the famous Peak District nearby.
England's greenest city, bustling with students and young people, Sheffield is fast becoming one of the UK's most exciting cities to visit for a mini-break. With the countryside so close, this is perfect for those who can't decide between a weekend in the city and a rural retreat.
Sheffield is great at any time of year, but to get the most out of the beautiful outdoors you should try and visit in the summer when the weather is at it's hottest. Visiting in the warmer months also has its perks, as you can catch Tramlines music festival if you visit in July.
Sheffield is really centrally located. Its position in the north of England finds it within an hour's drive from four major international airports: Manchester International Airport, Robin Hood Doncaster Sheffield Airport, Leeds Bradford Airport and Nottingham East Midlands Airport. It's also easy to travel to Sheffield from elsewhere in the UK, with trains going from every major city or town and coaches too. The train from London takes around 2 hours and you can even travel by train from Paris in 5 hours!
Sheffield's picturesque countryside setting means it's nice to walk around, but there are also great public transport links when you're going further afield. The city has an extensive bus and tram service so you can get all around really easily and affordably. Sheffield also has Uber if you're going somewhere a bit out of the way!
This area is currently undergoing major redevelopment, so it's the perfect spot for young tourists who want to be close to the city centre to book a holiday apartment in Sheffield. There's loads to do here, with loads of restaurants, bars and shops in close proximity. The biggest attraction of St Paul's is probably its vibrant square, but it's also near major Sheffield attractions such as the Peace Gardens, Sheffield Cathedral and the city's biggest market, the Moor Market. It's also really close to Sheffield train station, so it would be ideal if you're planning a day out to another city in the north of England, such as Manchester or Leeds, or if you're flying to Sheffield.
With a growing student population, Ecclesall is a bustling area of Sheffield with bars, restaurants and a thriving independent boutique scene as well as easy access to the countryside. There is also a great park perfect for families, runners, or if you've brought your furry friend with you! Book a bed and breakfast in Ecclesall to get the most out of your trip to Sheffield.
Another area popular with students, Crookes is one of Sheffield's most vibrant areas with plenty of bars, pubs and restaurants. It has a unique atmosphere with a great range of organic shops, book shops and vintage boutiques. It's also only a 20-minute walk from Crookes to Sheffield city centre! Nearby tourist spots include the Crookes Valley Park and the Botanical Gardens, both really popular with visitors to Sheffield.
The Peak District was the first national park in Britain and is one of the most beautiful settings in the country for those who love nature. It's perfect for people who want an active day out: you can go hiking, caving, mountain biking or even paragliding!
Arguably Sheffield's best art museum, the Millenium Gallery has exhibits of art, craft and design focusing particularly on Sheffield's heritage. They notably have a collection of the metalwork that made Sheffield famous and the Ruskin Collection, which was supposed to inspire Sheffield's workforce and includes paintings, manuscripts, coins and plaster casts. They also have a special exhibition space which often hosts really fascinating shows from partner museums including the V&A and Tate.
A taste of nature in the city centre, the Peace Gardens were created by Sheffield City Council as part of their Heart of the City project. They are located in front of Sheffield's gothic-style town hall. The gardens themselves are beautiful, with fountains, cascades and war memorials. This is one of the top things not to miss in Sheffield!
In a city renowned for its vibrant arts scene and rich cultural heritage, one can truly appreciate the unique character of the United Kingdom. From the towering peaks of Cairngorms National Park in Scotland to the captivating landscapes of the Cliffs of Moher in Ireland, every corner of the UK offers its own distinct charm. Delve into the rich history and scenic beauty by exploring Northern Ireland airbnb options, where ancient castles echo with tales of the past. Traverse the serene landscapes by booking holiday rentals in Wales, or immerse yourself in the rugged yet breathtaking beauty of Scotland with holiday rentals in Inverness and holiday rentals on Isle of Skye, each offering trails that lead to remarkable vistas and timeless traditions.
From its industrial heritage to the ancient architectures surrounding you, history enthusiasts have an array of wonders to explore within England. Absorb the academic prestige and stunning medieval architecture of the city with airbnb options in Cambridge. Experience the charm of Shakespearean legacy by exploring accommodation Warwickshire, where you can journey back in time through its quaint villages and historic houses. Lastly, wander the historic streets of Belfast, known for the stunning Titanic Belfast Museum, by choosing holiday homes in Belfast, showcasing a blend of industrial might and vibrant cultural narratives.