Radisson Names Radisson Blu Hotel, Sheffield as Second Net Zero Property in UK

Radisson has awarded its Radisson Blu Hotel, Sheffield Verified Net Zero status, advancing the group’s goal of achieving 100 Verified Net Zero hotels by 2030.

The latest addition joins the existing Radisson Hotel Manchester City Centre, a Verified Net Zero Hotel, which was the first of the Group’s hotels in the UK and globally to become a Verified Net Zero property. There are now 11 hotels within the Group’s portfolio with Verified Net Zero status.

Located in the heart of Sheffield city centre, Radisson Blu Hotel, Sheffield, A Verified Net Zero Hotel has 154 guest rooms, a rooftop bar and restaurant overlooking the Town Hall and Peace Gardens, and six flexible meeting and event spaces with an outdoor terrace.  

The hotel draws in its guests with the stunning Victorian front, which was restored with the help of heritage specialists. The landmark property represents an important step in the city’s transformation from an industrial town into a vibrant cultural destination.

Inge Huijbrechts, Chief Sustainability & Security Officer at Radisson Hotel Group, said: “The success of our existing Verified Net Zero hotels is helping us reach our target of 100 hotels by 2030. They reflect growing guest awareness and clear demand for more sustainable travel, meetings and events. The launch of Radisson Blu Hotel, Sheffield as a Verified Net Zero Hotel is particularly meaningful, as it brings together the restoration of an iconic heritage building with the city’s ambition to be a leading green and cultural destination.

"Our goal is to deliver an exceptional guest experience while reducing our environmental impact across every aspect of our operations. This achievement reflects the commitment of our team and demonstrates that sustainability and outstanding hospitality can go hand in hand."