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Thinktank (Birmingham Science Museum)
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Hyatt Regency Birmingham

4.4 of 5 • 1,157 reviews
Birmingham
Good hotel good location, room had 3 singles would have been nice to have one double and one child singke Read more
$111

Hotel La Tour

4.7 of 5 • 9 reviews
Digbeth
The room was very clean and tidy. The hotel is located in the pretty quite area but very close to the city centre of Birmingham. All staffs were very friendly and the restaurant was also excellent. Read more
$86

Macdonald Burlington Hotel

3.9 of 5 • 622 reviews
Digbeth
Lovely hotel, great location and very friendly. Great bar called the Bacchus Bar. Great vibe, excellent selection of gin. Delicious pie meals. Recommend this place to anyone visiting Birmingham. Read more
$76

Hotel du Vin & Bistro Birmingham

4.2 of 5 • 232 reviews
Birmingham
Excellent facilities for exploring as it is centrally located. Interesting old building decorated in shabby chic style. Read more
$96

Bloc Hotel Birmingham

4.1 of 5 • 649 reviews
Birmingham
Warm greeting. Clean room. Clean linen. Necessary items provided. Quiet. Good night's sleep. Read more
$51

Cuttle Bridge Inn Hotel

3 of 5 • 1 reviews
Walmley Ash
Hotel a little dated but staff and food made up for this. Make sure you ask for a room facing canal unless you can sleep through noisy traffic of main road. Read more
$62

Park Regis Birmingham

4 of 5 • 94 reviews
Birmingham
Got back late so wanted to order room service but phone not working in room! Ordered room service breakfast and still had nt arrived by 8.30 when I left to attend conference! Starving! Read more
$75

ibis budget Birmingham Centre

3.7 of 5 • 426 reviews
Gay Village
I wasn't expecting much for the price but considering the location, room and overall cleanliness it was pretty good for the price. Just basic but clean and comfortable and did the job for a couple of night's on business. Read more
$37

Radisson Blu Hotel, Birmingham

3.8 of 5 • 807 reviews
Gay Village
stayed only one night ( work commitment) but thought staff were excellent, Breakfast plenty of choice. Booking in and out was a breeze. Read more
$77

Staycity Aparthotels Newhall Square

4.1 of 5 • 187 reviews
Birmingham
Very comfortable. I prefer the other staycity in Birmingham as it's more spacious, especially for more than one person but this was in a good location and clean and comfortable. Read more
$61

 

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Recent Reviews in Birmingham

Great Hotel for exploring city centre

5 out of 5

Near everything great location for sightseeing shopping Great restaurants

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Beautiful hotel

5 out of 5

First time staying in a Hyatt hotel location was perfect the room was nice. Hotel staff were very friendly. However the car parking was a nightmare guys at the front weren't friendly or helpful.

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Where to stay in Birmingham

Birmingham Hotel Guide

Birmingham is the largest city in England outside of London. Located in the West Midlands area of England, the history of the city started as a market town dating back to the medieval period. Today, Birmingham is seen as a “beta” world city and is a major international commercial center. It is a retail hub and home to many large conferences and events.

The Biggest Shows and the Best Shopping

Many of these events are staged at the impressive LG Arena and the National Exhibition Center (better known as NEC), two large indoor arenas that host many events throughout the year. If you're looking for a short shopping trip, then Birmingham has it all. Top of the list is the Bullring Shopping Center, home to one of only four Selfridges and one of the busiest shopping centers in the UK.

For the History Buffs

If you're a fan of history and indeed the medieval times, a trip to the nearby town Warwick, and the fantastic Warwick Castle, is a must-do. This is an experience for all the family and one you'll remember for a long time to come. Birmingham is home to many boutique shops, galleries and exhibition centers, giving you lots to see and do when you visit the city. For the chocolate lovers among you, be sure to check out Cadbury's World of Chocolate.

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