The Bank is an apartment building situated in Sheffield's Cathedral Quarter. It's a stylish 1930s art deco building, thoughtfully decorated with a cosy interior and situated in the city centre. All apartments have double beds, electric cooker and hob, fridge, washing machine, sofa and smart TV. It's family friendly, high chairs/cots are supplied. Check in anytime using keycode entry. All apartments are bright and airy, the mid-century luxury decor gives the apartments a unique feel. We fell in love with the building for its historical significance and stylish interior. Apartments this good, in the centre of Sheffield, are a rarity. It owes its aesthetically pleasing architecture and art deco style to Sheffield's pre-war industrial prominence. All apartments have been renovated for residential use to a high specification, ensuring you a cozy, enjoyable stay.

I’m passionate about providing luxury, affordable space for travellers. When I travel, I always prefer apartments with character over sterile, standardised hotel rooms. My goal is to help visitors ‘live like locals’. Interaction with guests You can always contact me, I'm always happy to help. Outside of business hours, I might not answer a telephone call, but if you leave a message i'll get back to you ASAP. My job is to ensure your stay is as enjoyable as it can be.

Things to do Nearby Cathedral – 2 minute walk (it’s only one road across) National Videogame Museum – 3 minute walk National Emergency Services Museum – 3 minute walk Ponds Forge International Sports Centre – 5 minute walk O2 Academy – 5 minute walk Crucible Theatre – 5 minute walk Train Station – 10 minute walk Sheffield Hallam University – 10 minute walk University of Sheffield – 15 minute walk There is a great selection of good restaurants and bars in Sheffield. Our favourites include Smoke (American BBQ), the Cubana Tapas Bar, OISOI (Asian fusion) and Ego (Mediterranean). Places to Visit Peace Gardens An impressive open space in the heart of Sheffield, the Peace Gardens occupy the old site of St Paul’s Church. Kelham Island Museum Opened in 1982, the museum’s purpose is to showcase and celebrate Sheffield’s rich history as a major British industrial powerhouse. Kelham Island is one of the most desirable locations in Sheffield. It’s a pleasant area, well worth a visit. Weston Park Museum The museum contains Sheffield's archaeology, natural history, decorative art and social history collections.