Premier Inn Birmingham City Centre Bridge Street

It was nice place staff were great an friendly

It was a lovely hotel centrally located. Serviced a purpose. Lovely view of the canal from the window

We were in Birmingham for the Peter Kay Show. The hotel was situated ideal for all the restaurants, shops and a gentle walk to utilita arena. We were impressed by the cleanliness of the hotel and room even the lift smelt clean. The room was warm and bed comfy. We had a bath but opted to shower which was lovely, plenty of hot water. There was drinking water available in foyer along with extra supplies of tea/coffee/milk which was great, not having to ask. Breakfast was good offering alternatives herbal teas, milks and although the cooked is buffet style the chef will cater for various dietary requirements if asked. All in all our first visit to Birmingham was good, so wouldnt hesitate recommending the Premier Inn. So forgot to mention but Staff are very lovely too.

Room and bathroom was very small. I’ve stayed in many premier inns and this was by far the smallest. Bar closes really early, was closed by 10:30pm. Could get a drink but had to take it to the room to drink. Again, never seen bars close this early in other premier inns.

Clean, comfortable, well-located, our room overlooked the canal (through smallish windows), reasonably priced, staff were exceptionally helpful with our range of mainly small requests. Particular thanks to Matt, but the others had the same positive attitude. We’ll come back

Made use of the hotel for an overnight stay. From the outside, the hotel may not seem like much at the moment, due to the various road/building works currently going on the the area, but inside, its like any other Premiere Inn. The staff were friendly and the check-in/out process was a breeze. The room was just right for a single night. Maybe a little bit on the cramped side for 2 people when including the double-bed, as it left little room to move past the desk to get to the other side of the bed and to the window. But it had all the items needed, tea/coffee making facilities, usb charging ports alongside the plug sockets, hair drier included in the room, rather than on request. The room itself though was comfortable, the bed was soft and the temperature was just right (Though along with a built in heater, fans were also provided in case the room was ever too warm) Didnt have much issue with noise. With the Hotel being next to the canal, you arent too far from some pubs/bars in the area. When the windows were open, you'd hear a fair bit of the foot traffic as well as some of the music/drinkers, but when they were all closed, it managed to block the bulk of it, making for a peaceful nights sleep. One thing to note though, while the hotel is fine for those who are relying on public transport, drivers may struggle, as from what I could see, the hotel had very limited spaces for parking.