We are a business that has operated out of Saint Pauls Square for a number of years. As such we understand and appreciate not only the Jewellery Quarter but also Birmingham as a whole and we want others to have the opportunity to experience and appreciate its charms and attractions also. Our experience in residential letting – both here and abroad – means we have the know-how and the wherewithal to ensure your visit to Birmingham is one you will never forget; and that while you experience everything that England’s second city has to offer, you can do so from the comfort of a home away from home :) Customer service and guest experience is of the utmost importance to us. We want to make sure you have a great time so please do contact us directly before, during or after your stay with any questions, concerns or feedback.

You’ll find the Ruby and Sapphire Suites just to the north of Saint Paul’s Square – the last remaining Georgian Square in the city. Named after the church at its heart, the square was built in 1779. The Jewellery Suites represent the ideal hub from which you can explore the vibrant life of the city and its surrounds. Each of our self-catering suites are fully furnished to a high specification and feature every amenity you could possibly desire: TV and wifi, keyless entry and secure free parking, and a range of packages. The suites sleep up to 6 people and we can tailor luxury and party packages to accommodate your stay. So, whether you intend to shop till you drop in the city centre, to socialize in style at the sophisticated restaurants and bars of Brindleyplace, to laugh or cry at the comedy and drama offered in the many venues of Theatreland, to indulge your palate in China Town or the Balti Triangle, or to head out to the NEC, home of some of the UK’s largest and most spectacular events, the Ruby and Sapphire Suites are ideally located to suit all of your needs.

You’ll find the Ruby and Sapphire Suites just to the north of Saint Paul’s Square – the last remaining Georgian Square in the city. Named after the church at its heart, the square was built in 1779 and represented a highly desirable location in the mid 19th century. As a result of the work done over the last half century, St Paul’s Square is now a vibrant place to visit and in which to socialize, with numerous bars, cafes and restaurants lining the sides of the Square. And outside of the Jewellery Quarter itself, no matter where you want to visit in and around Birmingham, the Jewellery Suites are supported by an excellent public transport service, with stops for Birmingham’s Metro and Snow Hill Station now with their own entrances in the area. If you’re driving, you’ll find yourself a couple of minutes from major routes out of the city centre and to everything the greater Birmingham area has to offer. And, of course, everything the city centre itself has to offer is a mere 15-minute stroll away.