Now, about the location—this is a win for anyone who hates taxis. You’re on Angel Street, which means you’re steps from the City Hall, the Crucible Theatre, and about a million coffee shops. I walked to the train station in under ten minutes, even with my dopey, jet-lagged shuffle. The only downside? Your window might face an office building where someone leaves their blinds half-open. But hey, free entertainment on a Tuesday night, right? The street noise is muffled, so you don’t hear the traffic—just a distant hum that sounds like the city purring.
REVIEW: Great stay - Premier Inn Sheffield City Centre (Angel Street
The Breakfast: A Critical Analysis
I’m not going to lie to you—I approached the breakfast buffet with the caution of a bomb disposal expert. But Premier Inn’s “All You Can Eat” is legit. The scrambled eggs were fluffy, the bacon was crispy without being a burnt twig, and there was a machine that dispenses hot chocolate like it’s nectar from the gods. I saw a grown man put a hash brown in a croissant. I didn’t judge him. I applauded him. (Pro tip: the black pudding is surprisingly spicy. Get two.)
