Best Hotels in Sutton Coldfield
Explore Sutton Coldfield from hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
The Belfry Hotel & Resort
"Great hotel and staff very friendly."
Premier Inn Birmingham North (S.Coldfield)
"Wonder staff at the reception, Kelly was very helpful and friendly."
Cuttle Bridge Inn Hotel - NEC / Birmingham Airport
"cheap hotel for the night. beds weren't th b st but still slept well"
Lea Marston Hotel
"A 4-star hotel that's only worth 2 stars or below. I wanted to write this honest feedback not hoping the hotel will improve, as we won't visit again, but as a reference for those looking for a hotel in the Birmingham area. It's quite rare that I give such a low rating in my feedback. We originally booked for 1 night but decided to stay 2 nights to extend our trip in Birmingham. We tried to update our booking on trip.com; however, we could only make another booking (same hotel, same type of room, under the same customer name). We emailed the hotel to reconfirm our booking and ask if we could stay in the same room. After some back-and-forth, they said it wouldn't be a problem. When we arrived for check-in, the staff failed to recognize our upfront request even though I told them we were staying for 2 nights. The staff didn't listen at all nor pay any attention. We noticed the hotel card had our departure date as the next day, so I went to reception to verify that we didn't need to move rooms but could stay in the same room for both nights. Overall, the reception staff was neither energetic nor proactive. They didn't share any information with us (swimming pool, breakfast area, etc.) – we had to ask for these details. It felt like a self-service hotel, though the staff in the breakfast area was welcoming, which is indeed standard. We enjoyed the swimming pool, sauna, and steam room. These facilities and the changing room were fine; however, the staff at the club was not helpful at all. Again, I had to ask for a towel in order to get one. The room was dated as shown in my photos, required renovation. Insulation was poor too we could hear noises along the corridor. We didn’t have a good sleep for the first night however fine for the second night. A positive note: Plenty of parking space."
Birmingham North Moor Hall Hotel, BW Premier Collection
"Excellent staff, excellent staff, couldn't ask for anything more."
New Hall Hotel & Spa, Birmingham
"The service in the hotel is very poor. When I asked to add a quilt, the waiter showed me a dirty quilt. When I asked to change it, he threw the quilt on the ground and changed the quilt on the ground. The service attitude was extremely poor and the service operation was extremely irregular."
Travelodge Birmingham Sutton Coldfield
"We enjoyed our 4 night stay ending tomorrow at the Travelodge Boldmere which was very pleasant. Room was a good size, clean with clean crisp sheets and very comfortable. Value for money This is our second stay here and we would recommend to family and friends. The staff were friendly and I would like to recommend Ifti for going the extra mile to make us feel comfortable. Our only regret was that there was no fridge or microwave in the room."
Minworth Lodge
"I had booked a family room . When we arrived it was freezing there was a problem with boiler . Which fair enough these things can happen . . When I pulled blind down there was loads of dead wasps I picked some up put in bin . But could see some on carpet . The bathroom was all dusty and hairs definitely hadn't been cleaned the shower basin was unlevel which meant floor was soaking . . My daughter had to keep calling reception as baby was frozen . Eventually we were put in to 2 separate rooms . Which were mouldy room 17 window didn't close properly . And room 19 no kettle but cups . We had booked in here as it was a memorial celebration for my brother so we had no choice . May I say the staff were nice and done there best ."
The Dog & Doublet Inn
"Likes to hype its canalside location which is indeed very pretty. Website states unequivocally that food is served until 8pm Friday to Sundays. We were on holiday in a canal boat. They do 4mph flat out so once you choose a pub to aim for, after mid afternoon, you are pretty well committed. We arrived at 7.20pm and all the staff were very surprised that we wanted food since apparently the Landlord always stops serving food at 6pm on Sundays. Obviously 'Landlord' was 'upstairs' and unavailable. My plea that we had relied on their website and now had no way to eat since we could not get to the next or last pub in time was met with verbal shrugs. Lots of apologies but nothing which was helpful. The entirety of the response was that the staff would tell the Landlord, the Internet is not something the staff use and the Landlord uses a website company so it's all somebody else's fault. I fully accept the staff aren't to blame. The Landlord is entirely responsible. Maybe they could have offered us some sandwiches or anything they could rustle up with little effort but alas we were repeatedly told 'sorry but it's the Landlord'. I've no idea what the food is like, but the service is appalling. In the end we managed to get a pizza delivered to the pub car park."
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More Information About Sutton Coldfield Hotels
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Key Info |
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Number of reviews |
772 |
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Total properties |
13 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£138 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£147 |
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Trending hotel |
Lea Marston Hotel |
FAQ – Hotels in Sutton Coldfield
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What are the best places to stay in Sutton Coldfield?
Some of the best places to stay in Sutton Coldfield are near popular attractions like Sutton Park, Banners Gate Golden Jubilee Play Area and Banners Gate Golden Jubilee Play Area, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Sutton Coldfield near Sutton Park?
Some of the top hotels in Sutton Coldfield near Sutton Park include The Townhouse Sutton (from £83), Birmingham North Moor Hall Hotel, BW Premier Collection (from £107) and The Belfry Hotel & Resort (from £145), all offering easy access to Sutton Park, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Sutton Coldfield?
The most popular Sutton Coldfield hotels for your stay: Lea Marston Hotel (from £68), The Belfry Hotel & Resort (from £145) and Marston Farm Hotel (from £59) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Sutton Coldfield are pet friendly?
The Dog & Doublet Inn (from £37) allows pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Sutton Coldfield are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Lea Marston Hotel (from £68) and The Belfry Hotel & Resort (from £145) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Sutton Coldfield have swimming pools?
Lea Marston Hotel (from £68) and The Belfry Hotel & Resort (from £145) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Sutton Coldfield offer an especially good breakfast ?
Lea Marston Hotel (from £68),The Belfry Hotel & Resort (from £145) and Birmingham North Moor Hall Hotel, BW Premier Collection (from £107) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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