Sheffield Discount Bookings with Darwin Builders

Great friendly staff, large, clean and comfortable room with small kitchenette. Loved all the artwork/murals on the street walls, tells the story of the town. Nice places to eat especially the Epicurean Cafe.

The hotel was fantastic, we arrived late, we were upgraded to a bigger room and it was lovely a great size. the room was warm and the lights were on for us. i will stay here again next time I'm in Town. Sheffield is a nice town lots of cafes and shops and of course the fantastic Murals.

Sheffield is a small town in Northern Tasmania, set in a lovely area of hills with mountains in the distance. The town has interesting shops, and all the basic needs for supplies and meals out. Its main feature are the large murals painted on most major buildings in the town, depicting its history and wildlife. Definitely worth a drive and a wander through. It also has a good Information Centre and art gallery attached. It has a lot of outdoor attractions in summer such as hiking, bike riding and a lake for rowing events.

Sheffield is 11km from the property with two turns. Sheffield doesn't have a large selection of dining options so check your options if this matters to you. I was happy to self-cater for part of my stay. I would happily return to Silver Ridge and plan to do so in 2024.

A beautiful area with comfortable cottage. We ate in the cottage one evening with food we had purchased and went into Sheffield on the other night. We ate at the Sheffield Hotel and enjoyed the meal. Travel around was easy.

Sheffield is small enough to walk around the main shopping street and big enough to find some murals and old architecture worth a look, dotted round the outskirts. A variety of businesses including a well stocked clothes store, a small supermarket and various galleries and eateries, plus the ubiquitous local pub serving pretty ordinary cutner meals. Our favourite cafe Fudge'n' Good Coffee was closed unfortunately. We ate at The Blacksmiths Gallery and Cafe, which was... interesting. A huge collection of tea pots, a few of which were for sale. Lots of terrible local 'art' on the walls and all sorts of bric a brac and gifts. The menu was reasonable but the kitchen (you walk past on the way through to the gift shop and toilet) and the reception and coffee service area looked like they could all do with a damned good scrub or refurb. A good place to stop and stetch the legs or stay a night to break up a long trip.