Situated within a 5 minutes’ walk from Birmingham city centre, Hampton by Hilton Birmingham Broad Street features secure car parking, free WiFi and on-site dining.
Jamal
United Kingdom
The rooms were very comfortable and we had a connecting room which was great.
Just 600 metres from Birmingham New Street Rail Station and Bull Ring Shopping Centre, the Ibis Birmingham Centre is located in central Birmingham, in the vibrant Chinese Quarter and next to the...
Lorenzo A M
Italy
Kind, friendly and helpful staff, nice location and comfortable room.
This modern 4-star hotel is 500 metres from Birmingham New Street Rail Station and the Bullring shopping centre. It has stylish, air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi and a gym.
Najma
United Kingdom
Amazing high floor superior rooms with great city view & they surprised me with a bottle of champagne and chocolates was there for my birthday
Situated in the Jewellery Quarter, close to St Paul's Tram Station and 10 minutes’ walk from Birmingham city centre, Hampton by Hilton Birmingham Jewellery Quarter features an on-site fitness centre,...
Lawrence
United Kingdom
The location is great easy to walk to town
And also near to the canal if you like walking
In a superb city centre location, this 4-star deluxe hotel boasts a fitness room, a cafe bar and a restaurant. Shopping districts and Birmingham New Street Rail Station are 0.5 miles away.
Located less than 10 minutes’ drive from Birmingham city centre, the Royal George Hotel offers free private parking.
Mary
United Kingdom
It was a convenient taxi ride to the venue we wanted to go to. The breakfast room is a little gem and the friendly bar has an open fire. It’s a tad shabby but this is more than made up for by the staff and the cleanliness.
The breakfast was lovely and excellent value.
The parking is very secure, but the entrance to it is very low so I’m glad I took my car and not the van.
Just 10 minutes walk from The Bullring Shopping Centre, this elegant and modern hotel features rooms with Egyptian linen, plasma-screen TVs and free WiFi.
Room spacious. Comfy bed, quiet but central location
Within the Mailbox Complex, in Birmingham’s vibrant centre, AC Hotel by Marriott Birmingham, A Marriott Lifestyle Hotel has free WiFi, Black Sheep Coffee shop and a stylish restaurant.
the rooms were massive and beds were so comfortable
The chic Malmaison Birmingham offers elegant rooms with free Wi-Fi, within the upmarket Mailbox development. It has a health spa, a restaurant, and a bar with a wine tasting room.
Great hotel, great staff,great room and great location
In a superb city centre location, this 4-star deluxe hotel boasts a fitness room, a cafe bar and a restaurant. Shopping districts and Birmingham New Street Rail Station are 0.5 miles away.
Excellent staff and service, outstanding breakfast.
This modern 4-star hotel is 500 metres from Birmingham New Street Rail Station and the Bullring shopping centre. It has stylish, air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi and a gym.
Location was great for our visit to Alexandra Theatre
Set in Birmingham, 4.2 km from National Motorcycle Museum, The Station Inn offers accommodation with a shared lounge, private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
You get what you pay for.
Very basic but comfortable
Set in Birmingham, less than 1 km from Villa Park, The Aston Inn offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a restaurant.
Very convenient location and good value for money!
Set in Birmingham, 1.5 km from Cadbury World, The Bournbrook Inn offers accommodation with a shared lounge, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Good sized room, friendly staff and great location
With free Wi-Fi, family-owned The Rollason Hotel is set 4 miles from Birmingham’s bustling centre, and 10 minutes’ drive from Aston Villa FC. It has an on-site bar, restaurant and a games room.
Staff were so polite and helpful felt comfortable there 😁
This historically listed, 16th-century manor house is set in its own beautiful landscaped gardens, just off the M6 and 15 minutes’ drive from Birmingham. There is free Wi-Fi and free parking on site.
Attractively set in Birmingham, The Grand Hotel Birmingham features air-conditioned rooms, a fitness centre, free WiFi and a terrace. This 5-star hotel offers room service and a 24-hour front desk.
Good attention to the details. Staff very welcoming
Situated in Birmingham and within 3.4 km of Museum of the Jewellery Quarter, RK Heritage Hotel has a garden, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFi throughout the property.
Located in Birmingham, within 1.3 km of Broad Street and 1.4 km of Brindleyplace, Edgbaston House provides accommodation with a garden and free WiFi throughout the property as well as free private...
Very sophisticated beautifully decorated and luxurious
Holiday Inn Express - Birmingham - City Centre provides free WiFi and rooms with air conditioning in Birmingham. Among the various facilities are a shared lounge and a bar.
It’s stunning! New! Incredibly comfortable and clean.
Clover Spa and Hotel boasts a fully equipped European-style spa, where clothing is optional.
Amazing experience,friendly staff and guests. Very welcoming.
FAQs about hotels in Birmingham
On average, 3-star hotels in Birmingham cost £103 per night, and 4-star hotels in Birmingham are £151 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Birmingham can on average be found for £104 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Birmingham this weekend is £118 or, for a 4-star hotel, £169. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Birmingham for this weekend cost on average around £199 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £110 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Birmingham for tonight. You'll pay on average around £171 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Birmingham will cost around £140 (based on Booking.com prices).
The UK's 2nd largest city, Birmingham is one of its top cultural centres. Well-known for the M6 Spaghetti Junction interchange, it is a surprisingly green city with lots of open spaces.
Most city centre hotels in Birmingham are near New Street Station. To the east is the futuristic architecture of the new Bull Ring shopping centre, and just behind is Digbeth Coach Station. To the west is Victoria Square, home of the town hall and a German Christmas Market.
The Mailbox is one of the newest additions to the Birmingham shopping scene, and behind it is one of the canals converging on the Gas Street Basin. By one canal are the ICC (International Convention Centre) and the NIA (National Indoor Arena), both venues that host major events.
Just opposite is Brindleyplace, a canal-front complex of restaurants, bars and hotels near Broad Street – the main nightlife area. It is popular with students at nearby Birmingham University, whose clock tower is modelled on the one in Siena. Just south in Bournville is Cadbury World, and there are several hotels on Hagley Road to the north, which are available on Booking.com.
The city is also known for sports – Aston Villa and Birmingham City are the top football clubs, while Edgbaston Cricket Ground hosts international matches. Other Birmingham attractions include Hockley’s Jewellery Quarter and the NEC arena by Birmingham International Airport.
We came for daytrips to the Black Country Living Museum and...
We came for daytrips to the Black Country Living Museum and Warwick Castle so we didn't have a lot of time in Birmingham itself and spent most of the time in and around the Bullring and Grand Central shopping centres. We did visit Victoria Square but the whole area was preparing for the Frankfurt German Market so many of the grand open spaces were full. I would have liked to have seen some of the parks and museums but we didn't have the time. The local people were very friendly and approachable. As the 2nd biggest city in the UK it is not particularly cheap but the Wetherspoons in New Street Station was excellent value for money and we managed to get seats in the Odeon cinema for £5 each when bought online. There are also extensive internal and external markets where bargains can be found.
Mark
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
We wondered around the city centre and enjoyed the lights.
We wondered around the city centre and enjoyed the lights. There was Xmas set up going on in the city centre which was exciting to see for what’s to come in December. We explored around and loved the canal.
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Anonymous
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Lots of people and traffic, I know it's a city but just an...
Lots of people and traffic, I know it's a city but just an eye opener for me from the 'quieter parts' of Britain. Big Cities, of course, also increases the amount of litter, the number of beggars and druggies about and even more taxi/Uber drivers ignoring most road signs and them doing what they want then we have the police sirens....wow they seem to running from job to job on blues every time as it seemed like every few minutes , there was another going off.
But you felt safe, probably due to number of people still about late at night, plenty of Hotels, lots of old and new buildings etc to see and experience but how, there wasn't a riot when the city council first built the 'council house' building, I'll never know! Talk about over the top exuberance looking after themselves!! WOW!!!
Then you got the trams of course, The Bull ring and the Grand central station which seemed bigger than the shopping centre itself as every alleyway seemed to take you back to it!
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Anonymous
Scored 8.0
8.0
The weather certainly helped - shirt sleeves in October are...
The weather certainly helped - shirt sleeves in October are uncommonly warm. Busy city centre - lots to do. The Grand Central / Bullring retail centre is loud, proud and almost as big as Ozzy, the metal automaton bull in the plaza of New Street Station. If you're not hurrying away by train, check out cosy little Moor Street station - a few steps only but many decades removed from its big brother - and the charming Great Western Railway buffet is perfect for relaxing with tea and scones - and watch the low winter sunrise straight down the platforms.
SimonGW
United Kingdom
Scored 2.0
2.0
The traffic system is horrible.
The traffic system is horrible. You can't find your way easily and get confused so that you wander onto the bus lanes and then they fine you like they did with me! I like the are around Birmingham and the people seem generally friendly and kind. But the traffic system is a nightmare and just designed to trap you in it: I had to go round and round it four or five times before I could exit it. I only know one other town I've visited in the UK where it's been this bad - and I'm not even referring to central London. And the parking - even further out - is too expensive. It seems the local council make it very hard for hotelliers to run a business. The NEC is good though.
Roy
United Kingdom
Scored 4.0
4.0
Màke sure you book a hotel as most others are only 2 star we...
Màke sure you book a hotel as most others are only 2 star we were told our stay was ⁴ star but it was 2 star at best. Make sure the address is correct ours was wrong.
Make sure you book in a good part of town.
Robert
United States
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Absolutely beautiful hotel with lovely staff eager to help. Loved the breakfast, hot food/pastries and one of the best apple juices I’ve ever had! We had a lovely view of the grounds and even Birmingham city centre which was a refreshing perspective. This was my second visit, we hope to return soon.
Very central location so easy access to shops, bars and restaurants in the city centre (although we did stay here because my son was getting married in the hotel. Stunning views of the whole of Birmingham
The staff very friendly, hotel very clean, not too far from Birmingham city centre .
Been visiting for years same hotel just because it’s so cheap got everything you need for a short stay !
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