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|Reviews of Hotels near Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham
62 Reviews
Birmingham
|0.35km from city centreGoing on a business trip, really not looking forward to it at all..booked the closest hotel to the venue not realising it’s actually connected..expected to be in a travel lodge-esque box…this hotel was so nice, I’d happily go back! Everything about it, polite helpful check-in staff, excellent room with everything I needed. Lovely staff in the restaurant, even allowed me to grab a pastry for breakfast even though I’d not paid for breakfast ( surgery precludes me chomping down on piled high buffet plates)….uber comfortable bed, fab shower, tea coffee facilities, iron and board, usb sockets in the room…in spite of what others may have experienced, the entire hotel was immaculately clean and tidy..with a somewhat unusual but really nice orange smell in the reception…would not hesitate to stay here again!!
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From£70
16 Reviews
Birmingham
|4.64km from city centreWhat a lovely little apar**ent, home from home. Location was perfect just a short drive to everywhere. There is a convenience store, pharmacy and fast food place 1 minute away so really handy if you forget anything. Everything was perfect host was fast to reply and even gave us early check in 🥰
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From£54
144 Reviews
Birmingham
|2.01km from city centreOverall it's a good place to stay and there's a good city view. However, it may be sometimes a bit noisy since there are some bars nearby. They play the music very loudly during the nighttime. The towel in our room has some obvious stains on it that I'm not very satisfied with the cleanliness.
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From£46
75 Reviews
Birmingham
|2.53km from city centreLocation of the hotel was excellent. Parking is £13 for the night on site. Room was clean. The aircon did not work and it’s was so got my partner almost fainted. I called up the manager who came along with the housekeeping. The housekeeping tried to say oh it’s motion sensored and you got to wait 30 minutes or so to come on. I’m standing there looking at her like say what again?! I explained to her nobody has time to wait around for the air con to come on for that long like tia 1994! Even the manager stood there who agreed it was hot. All our food had gone cold. And eventually 30 mins later they moved us to the room next door and from the word go it was so much cooler and the air con was working.. wait for it.. without anybody being there for the “motion a/c” to work. They didn’t do anything about the food that went cold, the inconvenience. Manager did offer to get us drinks but we don’t drink so pointless. He offered to reimburse £13 for parking again not worth it. Overall it was a poor experience but slightly made up for it when we moved room. This is not really the marriot experience and we made the mistake not to use the usual aloft hotel east side who are always 5/5!
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From£70
127 Reviews
Marston Green
|2.67km from city centreEvery member of the Hilton Team we met during our stay were fabulous- receptionist, bar staff, executive lounge team, Brightsmith Restaurant, house keeping, breakfast, concierge - all keen to help, have a pleasant chat and a laugh- yet continue to work and remain professional - very tuned in to guests and the guest experience. A credit to themselves and the hotel. Our room was exceptionally clean and I have to say the bed and pillows were the best I have ever slept in, amazing. The hotel was busy which added to the atmosphere and buzz. Yet the bedrooms were really quiet. In my opinion The Metropole has the edge over other hotels. We stayed here a few years ago and it still has that 'plush' appeal, it is a treat to stay here - it was like coming home and we intend not leave it so long before we return again. Thank you all.
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From£87
114 Reviews
Birmingham
|1.61km from city centreFabulous hotel in the heart of Birmingham. Walk is not too far to Broad street which is where we were headed. The decor is tastefully done and the pool table on the 1st floor was greatly enjoyed for a little bit of relaxation and competitiveness. Stayed in a Penter plus room on the 7rh floor and despite the lack of bath robe and slippers which it stated on trip, the room was modern, fresh, clean and comfortable.
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47 Reviews
Birmingham
|0.98km from city centreThe location is near the train station, very convenient, the room is very clean, unexpectedly good, recommended; in addition, there are many shopping malls, restaurants near the location, really convenient, reasonable price
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3 Reviews
Birmingham
|5.38km from city centreA happy experience.
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From£37
44 Reviews
Birmingham
|0.33km from city centreGood location only a 15 minute walk from BNS station. Single room was perfect for a solo traveller had everything you’d need, en-suite bathroom, toiletries & beverage tray. Good food served downstairs in the pub.
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From£33
43 Reviews
Marston Green
|1.64km from city centreDecent hotel, Great location for NEC and going to see a show. Pro’s: -Room was cleanish -bed very comfortable -staff were really friendly and great for a chat -Felt very safe there and carpark seemed safe also -nice bar serving drinks until late -snack machine Con’s: -Room was absolutely boiling even though it wasn’t that hot outside and air con and bathroom fan didn’t seem to work. However our friends room wasn’t boiling so not sure if that applies to every room. -food was really bad and not particularly cheap. We did the meal deal option which would have been good value had the meals been any good. My starter of dough balls tasted liked fish let it slide. Main was ok but small and desert was ok. However breakfast next day was absolutely awful, worst breakfast we’ve ever had and we are not fussy and usually like cheap and cheerful. It was so bad we cancelled the next days breakfast. Not sure if something had gone wrong and no chef in as I can’t see many other bad reviews about the breakfast. Firstly they said it wasn’t busy enough for buffet (despite fact show was on) so it was order to table, fair enough but a bit disappointing. Continental was unappealing. Never thought pastries and pancakes could taste bad but I was wrong, very dry. Our hot meals came out and our scrambled eggs were rehydrated eggs still sitting in a bowl of milk!! So bizarre. Boiled egg was rock solid I was too scared to eat it. Even the hash brown wasn’t good. Meat was ok according to my boyfriend. He was sick over night but unsure if that’s related to food. Over all , good base to stay if travelling or seeing a show (although moxy is much closer) would recommend for a short stay but try not to come in heat wave because if hot rooms and avoid the food!
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107 Reviews
Marston Green
|2.83km from city centreHad a really great stay. It’s right beside the Resorts World shopping Mall and 5 mins from the NEC. The hotel recognised my IHG status so I got all the added benefits. Was checked in by the lovely Shannon. Our room was the Hendricks suite, I definitely recommend this room. It has a King bed, large private balcony with great views of the lake and countryside. Mini fridge, bath, safe, tea/coffee facilities, carpet, iron board, desk, good lighting. The only thing missing was bathrobes and slippers. The room service food was tasty (calamari, prawns, burger, sticky toffee pudding). My only complaint was the food wasn’t covered during transit. The bar area has a nice ambience. The breakfast was fresh and tasty, with a good selection of food and hot/cold drinks. All the staff was very friendly, helpful and attentive. The gym is tiny. But there’s a pure gym nearby. I’d definitely book here again and recommend this hotel if visiting Birmingham NEC.
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129 Reviews
Birmingham
|1.76km from city centreI stopped here one night with friends for my birthday. The hotel is easy to get to, and the location is excellent as it’s located on Broad Street, near Brindley Place which hosts a wide range of bars and pubs. So if you’re visiting Birmingham to have a drunken, night out or a special occasion then this hotel is perfect. There’s also parking on site behind the hotel which is very handy, unfortunately the car park isn’t discounted for guests stopping in the hotel. After waiting in a small queue, we attempted to check in at 14:30 (half hour earlier than check in ‘opens’) we were told the room wasn’t ready. Which wasn’t an issue as they had luggage storage available. We can back to check in at 16:00 and the queue was horrendous. I’ve never seen a queue as big as this to check in for a hotel before. We waited for 20 minutes until we checked in. The room was spacious, clean and well equipped. Although there were coffee cups left behind the curtains upon entry. The bathroom was very modern and had a walk in shower. The beds were unbelievably comfy and had plug sockets by the side of the bed which is a massive plus as not every hotel has this. Luckily, it was a quicker process checking out as you can just pop your keys in the ‘express checkout box’. Overall, a comfortable night stay in the heart of Birmingham, unfortunately the check in was horrific.
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From£71
111 Reviews
Birmingham
|1.2km from city centreWe stayed here as a family during the Commonwealth games and were more than happy with the hotel. We stayed in a family room with a sofa bed made up for the children - perfect size for two toddlers but might be a squeeze for two older children. The room was clean, tidy and had everything we needed. The location is perfect and within walking distance to the City centre. Lovely walk along the canal to Brindley Place and Sealife Centre. The hotel has its own underground car park which is a real bonus priced at £13 per night. Follow the one way system round to the rear of the hotel and you'll see the entrance. The hotel was full to capacity but still plenty of spaces. Tea and coffee facilities in the room, but we used the free drinks vending machine in reception instead. Good selection of drinks and available 24 hours. We added breakfast on the last morning and it was £9 per adult, children free. Good selection of cooked breakfast, cereals, continental. Overall a great stay and I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again if we came to Birmingham again.
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From£61
55 Reviews
Birmingham
|1.21km from city centrePremier Suites Birmingham offered a comfortable and affordable night's accomodation. Right near the Bullring in the Chinatown district, we were able to rent two single-bedroom suites for ourselves and our teenage children for less than a single room in London. Each room was appropriately appointed with separate bed and living/dining areas, hot showers and full security. There was no after hours service and the very limited parking spaces need to be booked in advance, but there is parking available at a nearby facility for a discounted rate. Overall it was a pleasant night's stay for a very good rate.
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From£66
67 Reviews
Birmingham
|1.31km from city centreService was good & quick staff very friendly food good , Breakfast was very good lots to choose from & plenty. Room adequate. The only downside we was right opposite night club music booming out to early hours of the morning. But would stay again but make sure we have other side of hotel.
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50 Reviews
Birmingham
|2.95km from city centreI came with some friends, this was a special occasion, a celebration and final get together for one of the group who is expecting a baby. We were all really looking forward to it, but I was really disappointed with the quality of the food and, at £30, thought it was incredibly bad value. I would have felt this way even if it hadn't been an important event for the group, but this really added to the disappointment. I was particularly looking forward to the savouries, but there were two tiny sandwiches and a tiny pastry with some chickpeas on it. One of the sandwiches was cheese, which honestly had a piece of cheese in it that was about 1cm squared and the size of a biscotti and the other, smoked salmon, had barely anything else in it. Also, the bread was not fresh. In terms of the sweets, the biggest cake, the lemon drizzle, was genuinely stale and the use of what can only be perceived as pre-packaged puddings in clear plastic containers seemed cheap and chinsy (not to mention wasteful). Sadly, the warm, tasty scones are all I can reflect positively on with regards to the food. Having looked at the Time Out website and seeing The Edgbaston was number one, the picture and description differed a lot from what we experienced. I love eating out and feel that both the quality and value here was really below par; especially when I consider what I could get elsewhere for £30. I have had afternoon teas in many other places and this has been the worst, and the most expensive. Two of the party had the veggie option and they had a slightly bigger sandwich, which seems an unnecessary inconsistency. Finally, the service was also a bit slow and we often had to go and look for staff. I appreciate there are some circumstances in the current climate which means these things are perhaps outside of their control, but the quality of the food was inexcusable in relation to the high cost. I have emailed the Edgbaston regarding this (basically this review) and have not received a response, even after chasing it.
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From£80
120 Reviews
Birmingham
|1.95km from city centreBeen twice in a matter of months. Located a short 3 minute walk to the terminal best location! We stay in the short run carpark as always cheaper on holiday extras for us, the bus stop is literally outside terminal and a short 15 min trans. However a number of car parks are so close. Car Park 1 is the closest and I think 4 and 5 across the road. Bar and food is expensive although a good quality, very trust worthy and friendly staff and as with all Hiltons a good standard of linens and a great night sleep
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73 Reviews
Birmingham
|3.58km from city centreThe 5th floor room was quite an experience to behold! Upon entering the wedge-shaped cave, we were met by a strange smell, which receded a little after 24 hours of opening the tiny window onto the concrete central courtyard (the only source of natural light). Cleanliness was a problem, as it was apparent that lamps and switches had not been cleaned for some time. Skirting boards had accumulated considerable amounts of dust. The brownish carpet next to the bed was threadbare and looked dirty. Decor was reminiscent of early 1970s. The beige wallpaper was falling off in places. Wood furniture was of a type that could easily have been picked up from a house clearance after the occupants had died. Ceiling stains from previous water leaks were apparent. Bathroom was that of a poorly installed 1980s design. Of course, shower bracket broken (shower head hassle to be held by hand) and there were brown stains within the bath and tiling. I swear upon using the shower for the first time that the water ran brown, but I could not replicate this later. I hope it was just rust. The toilet paper holder was at least quite humorous - pull the screw out to release the black electrical-taped holder to insert a new roll. This really is a joke. A hotel chain simply shouldn’t regard this as acceptable in 2022. We were offered free drink vouchers as compensation, but the room could not be changed as it was fully booked, due to a health conference - I hope the delegates did not leave more unwell than when they arrived. Positives - staff friendly (and apologetic), nice food, decent Wi-Fi, nice reception and clean bedding and towels.
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41 Reviews
Sutton Coldfield
|1.48km from city centreAt check in I was advised by staff member Connor that breakfast was only paid for one room of the 2 rooms we had booked. I asked if we can add the breakfast on to the family room for 3 and he confirmed it was still possible and I paid. So far so good, service was friendly and helpful from Connor. The next morning when my family went down for breakfast we had the misfortune of receiving the worst service I have ever had in any hotel, let alone Premier Inn who I have used dozens of times over the years. We were very condescendingly told by Kerry the lady behind the desk that only 2 people can eat breakfast as we had only paid for one person in one room and 1 person for the family room of 3! She confirmed the payment made the night before was only for 1 person for a room of 3! The 3 people were my elderly parents who both suffer from diabetes and a 10 year old child. When I said why was only one persons breakfast booked when the room is for 3, without being questioned before payment - her response was ‘I don’t know but we can’t do anything any longer’. Even though I paid for breakfast for the room of 3 at of check in, I offered to pay for the rest of the people in the SAME ROOM, Kerry bluntly said “well it’s clearly something that you don’t pay for so you won’t get it”. I explained my parents were diabetic and there’s a 10 year old child and they all need to eat breakfast - Kerry just did not give a damn about the circumstances or their health issues. Or even the fact that I was willing to pay for the extra people but mainly the fact that it was accepted by Kerry that only one persons meal should not have been booked at the desk and still being rude and obnoxious with her responses. When I challenged her attitude and tone of voice (used no profanity or derogatory words), she simply said if you carry on I will go into the office and not come back out. Which she then did as Kerry completely got angry and stormed off. When I asked to speak to the manager, lied by saying she is the manager and she will not try to get breakfast. I was completely shocked by the manner of her behaviour and tone of voice. Another employee who cleans the rooms had been watching and when Kerry stormed off refusing to help us any further, the cleaning lady spoke to us in a more understanding and competent manner than Kerry attempted for the full 50 minutes my family waited at the desk to not be fed breakfast. I finally gave up asi couldn’t risk my parents not eating for longer due to their health issues I asked for a refund on the breakfasts I had paid for. Kerry then went back into the office for a further 20 minutes before coming out to say it’s been refunded. My family had to go to the Coop down the road to eat sandwiches for breakfast as Premier Inn simply couldn’t care less about customer service, customer health risks or even fixing mistakes made by their team members. What an embarrassment for the company that I honestly had no bad experiences with from t
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119 Reviews
Birmingham
|1.91km from city centreI went to afternoon tea for a 70th birthday today. The experience was amazing from start to finish. They treated all of us like royalty especially the birthday lady. Having our own room. Which had been decorated. Walking into the room on our very own red carpet. The hosts Julell, Jose and Niu were lovely. Making the afternoon a very memorable time. They could not do enough for us all. Topping up our tea and making sure everything was okay. The food was exceptional too, I will definately be recommending to my friends. Thank you for a lovely afternoon. See you again soon xxx
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From£66
131 Reviews
Birmingham
|1.37km from city centreThe hotel is well soundproofed, the air conditioner and wifi are working fine. The location is superior, across the road is China Town, about 5 minutes walk from Xinjie Railway Station, and about 10 minutes walk to the shopping center.
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From£78
132 Reviews
Birmingham
|0.58km from city centreDespite being a clean and comfortable hotel, we are still annoyed over their customer service when we wanted to change our booking as our pet died on our check in date. They would not change our booking. We did not want a refund just to move the booking to a date the following week. They refused.
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53 Reviews
Sutton Coldfield
|0.44km from city centreI stayed here for one night during a work trip. On arrival, the car park says 'pay and display', but for the first day you can get a refund in the hotel with a purchase. However, when I went to check in, I questioned this and the receptionist said that you did not have to pay if you were staying there, it was just for people visiting the restaurant. There is no where that states this on the signage so I'm sure that many customers using the hotel end up paying for parking without needing to! The receptionist was really lovely on arrival, but stated that the card reader to get upstairs to access the rooms was temperamental so we may need her help getting through. She was very friendly and willing to help us. When I arrived in my room I was pleasantly surprised as it was nicely laid out, with a decent size bathroom including a bath. Plenty of tea and coffee provided with two packets of biscuits and lots of lovely shower/bath soaps to use. However, as I went into the bathroom there was a large step that I obviously did not expect! So I tripped over that, and then saw the sign saying 'mind the step!'. The sign for this was on the bathroom door, which was open, so was not in my eye line until after I'd already fallen down it! After a long day I wanted to shower and make use of the lovely soap provided. I saw the temperature was on the lowest setting (less than 20c) which I thought was odd, I usually have it on at least 38c, so the thought of 20c would be very chilly to most! However, I soon realised that despite how much you turned the temperature down, it made no difference and the water was so scalding that I could not physically stand under it. To overcome this, I ran a bath with the scalding water and left it for over half an hour to cool down! There were several marks in the bath but I had no other option at this point. Whilst I waited, I thought I'd make a cup of tea. I noticed that the kettle was still half full from the previous customers, so I poured it down the sink and noticed several pieces of black limescale come out with the old water! No matter how much I tried to rinse it out with water, it would not come off so I was not even able to have a hot drink as I did not feel comfortable drinking water from that kettle. After my (very late) bath I headed to bed but the room was incredibly cold. The window was wide open when I arrived in my room, which wasn't an issue in itself but after I closed it there was still a cold draft coming through it. I ended up sleeping in my t-shirt and jumper with the duvet wrapped around me as much as possible! So I can't say it was a great sleep either. I went down to check out and perhaps ask about breakfast. There was a different receptionist that morning who was less friendly than the one from the previous day, she gave the impression she was too busy to answer my questions, and didn't even ask how my stay was. I found out the breakfast was £12 which I thought was steep anyway, and by the point I did not
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From£41
41 Reviews
Birmingham
|6.51km from city centreThis travelodge is always clean,smells good and you will always see rooms getting cleaned effectively! The staff here is great especially halima who handled our queries straight away and helped to her best ability.
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From£27
42 Reviews
Birmingham
|1.16km from city centreGood location near station and shopping mall but a bit messy. The rooms are large and there are plenty of milk tea bags. There will be no other facilities. The breakfast at the hotel is buffet style and tastes average.
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From£27
138 Reviews
Birmingham
|1.46km from city centreExcellent stay. Well situated. Friendly staff. Great selection for breakfast. Clean and fresh. Great price. What more could you ask for
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From£67
66 Reviews
Birmingham
|1.88km from city centreThe location of the hotel was okay, good nearby links to the train station and attractions. There's no food or drink other than vending machines in the hotel but there is a Sainsbury's local opposite. Bed was comfy and the temperature of the room was controlled. TV was very small and in an awkward position to watch from laying in bed. No hand soap in the dispenser and there was also a leak from the toilet/sink area.
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From£39
42 Reviews
Birmingham
|9.05km from city centreThis travel lodge was very nice clean and tidy, maintained to a good standard. Beds were clean and really comfortable and no noise distribution. Breakfast was well stocked and hot with plenty of choices
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From£29
72 Reviews
Birmingham
|0.73km from city centreWe stayed in a one bedroom suite for 2 nights, on the fifth floor, with a 2 year old toddler. Overall our stay was ok, the apartment had what we needed, was well located and noise was minimal at night. Cleanliness was ok but could be improved eg stains on armchairs in living room, dust on shower curtain rail. Good range of items at breakfast. However a couple of issues we flagged to reception: At the breakfast buffet on our last morning, I filled up my toddler’s milk cup with milk from the fridge, before passing it to another guest, and then filling up his cereal with the same bottle. Luckily, before he’d drunk much of the milk, the other guest came over to tell me she thought the milk was off and had seen me fill up a sippy cup with it. My husband tasted it and confirmed it was sour and fizzy. I went to check the fridge and there were several bottles of milk that had gone past their clearly stated sell by dates, including one that didn’t have a cap on. I immediately told breakfast staff who had been moving bottles around with ample opportunity to check dates, and didn’t receive an apology. Later we told reception, they apologised but no remedial action offered. Had the other guest not informed me, my son and other guests could have been very sick. Staff need to be trained to check sell by dates on items at offer at breakfast, before putting them out for guests to use. We had another issue with the travel cot supplied, it didn’t have a proper mattress, just a folded up board. Reception did offer to bring up towels/sheets to fold and act as a mattress but I thought this was poor. We ended up buying a travel cot mattress for our stay. These combined issues affected our stay so can’t give more than 2 stars.
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From£82
45 Reviews
Birmingham
|6.02km from city centreMy daughter and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Travel Lodge Fort Dunlop, the hotel is clean the staff are extremely friendly and helpful, the food is excellent. I would definitely stay there again on my next travel to the UK and will recommend this hotel ro my friends.
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FAQ about Hotels near Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham
Which hotels in Birmingham are suitable for families or travelers with kids?
Many people who travel with families or kids to Birmingham choose to stay at Elegant Ensuite Rooms Near City Centre - Kunda House, The Grand Hotel Birmingham and The High Field Town House . These hotels are also priced inexpensively.
Of all the hotels in Birmingham, which hotels have the highest user ratings?
When travelling to Birmingham for the first time, many travellers find it difficult to choose a hotel to stay in. According to Trip.com data, Luxury Stay with Fantastic Discounts, Edgbaston Park Hotel Birmingham and 44 North Road Studios Near QE and Uob are popular hotels with high ratings, making them good choices for your trip.
What popular hotels in Birmingham have parking?
If you're planning on driving to Birmingham, why not stay at Holiday Inn Express Birmingham - Snow Hill, Hampton by Hilton Birmingham Broad Street or Ibis Budget Birmingham Centre ? These are all popular hotels with parking lots.
What hotels in Birmingham are suitable for couples?
Whether you're going on a honeymoon or a holiday with your partner, AC Hotel Birmingham, The Grand Hotel Birmingham and The Axium are some of the top hotels chosen by couples.
At what hotels in Birmingham can I try local breakfast foods?
A delicious breakfast is a great way to kick start your day. At Hyatt Regency Birmingham, Comfort Inn Birmingham and PH Hostel Birmingham , guests can enjoy Birmingham-style breakfasts.
At which popular hotels in Birmingham can I try local foods?
Those who like trying local foods might want to consider staying at Radisson Blu Hotel, Birmingham, Travelodge Birmingham Central Bull Ring or Hampton by Hilton Birmingham Broad Street . There are lots of famous restaurants serving local dishes near these hotels.
When travelling to Birmingham, which hotels have pools?
Summer is a great season to take your kids or family on a trip to Birmingham. Pentahotel Birmingham, Comfort Inn Birmingham and Campanile Birmingham are popular hotels with pools.
What are some popular hotels near Birmingham Airport?
If you booked an early flight, you might want to stay at a hotel near Birmingham Airport the night before departure. Ibis Birmingham New Street Station, Holiday Inn Birmingham City Centre, an IHG Hotel and Ibis Budget Birmingham Centre are popular choices for hotels to stay at.
When going on a business trip to Birmingham, which hotels are the most popular with business travelers?
When it comes to business trips, choosing a hotel with convenient transportation links is important to many guests. Aparthotel Adagio Birmingham City Centre and Holiday Inn Express Birmingham - Star City have convenient transportation links and inexpensive prices. Consider staying at one of these hotels during your trip.
What popular hotels have non-smoking rooms in Birmingham?
Many guests care about the quality of the rooms they stay in and want to ensure that their rooms have fresh, clean air. PH Hostel Birmingham, Radisson Blu Hotel, Birmingham and Ibis Budget Birmingham Centre are all popular hotels in Birmingham with non-smoking rooms.
How much do hotels in Birmingham cost?
Based on hotel prices on Trip.com, the average cost per night for hotels in Birmingham is GBP 185. Hotel rates change often; this price is for reference only.
In Birmingham, what popular hotels have free Wi-Fi?
When staying at a hotel, Internet access is important for both vacationers and business travellers. Comfort Inn Birmingham, Holiday Inn Express Birmingham - Snow Hill and Hampton by Hilton Birmingham Broad Street are all popular hotels in Birmingham with free Wi-Fi.
How much do hotels in Birmingham cost on the weekend?
Based on hotel prices on Trip.com, the average cost per night on the weekend for hotels in Birmingham is GBP 199. Hotel rates change often; this price is for reference only.
What are the most popular hotels in Birmingham?
Whether you're travelling for business or going on holiday, there are many popular hotels to choose from in Birmingham. Leonardo Royal Hotel Birmingham, Hyatt Regency Birmingham and Comfort Inn Birmingham are all popular hotels to stay at.
What are some popular economy hotels in Birmingham?
Ibis Budget Birmingham Centre, Comfort Inn Birmingham and The Old Crown are popular economy hotels with good ratings.
In Birmingham, which hotels have barrier-free access?
Comfort Inn Birmingham, Hyatt Regency Birmingham and Travelodge Birmingham Central are popular hotels in Birmingham with barrier-free access.
What luxury hotels are recommended in Birmingham?
The Grand Hotel Birmingham is one of the most popular luxury hotels in Birmingham.
In Birmingham, which popular hotels have gyms?
Based on Trip.com user ratings, PH Hostel Birmingham, Hampton by Hilton Birmingham Broad Street and Aparthotel Adagio Birmingham City Centre are highly rated hotels with gyms.
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