Hotels in Birmingham
This website contains two hotel directories and one directory of serviced apartments.
(1) This webpage lists hotels in central Birmingham which is defined as the area within the Middle Ring Road (A4540).
(2) The second directory contains information about hotels beyond the Middle Ring Road (A4540) in suburban and inner city Birmingham.
(3) The third directory contains information about serviced apartments in Birmingham.
City Centre Hotels Suburban Hotels Serviced Apartments
Birmingham has increased its room capacity as the conference and hospitality sector continues to expand. There are now roughly 14,000 rooms in central Birmingham. However, the rate of occupation has remained steady at around 66%.
The Briar Rose is a Wetherspoon Lodge attached to a pub of the same name on Bennett's Hill in the Business Quarter. The location is conveniently close to New Street Station which is barely 200 metres away. The hotel contains a mix of 40 ensuite single, double, twin and family rooms.
The bar and dining facilities are in the adjoining pub which opens at 7am Monday - Friday and 8am on Saturday & Sunday and which remains open until midnight during the week and until 1am on Friday and Saturday. The Briar Rose does not have a car park so guests have to pay to park at New Street Station.
Guide Business Quarter Wetherspoons Website
The Britannia Hotel is at 6 Union Passage off New Street in the Retail Quarter, barely 100 metres from New Street Station and the Bull Ring. The hotel, which is owned by the Britannia chain, is housed in an older Edwardian building that has retained most of its original splendour.
There are 214 ensuite rooms, each with television, telephone, hairdryer and tea & coffee making facilities etc. Wi-fi is available in public areas. There are ten conference, meeting and banqueting rooms that can accommodate up to 200 delegates.
Guests can dine at Jenny's Restaurant, a carvery with an open-plan kitchen, or meet for drinks and a cold snack at Harveys, the hotel bar. The hotel does not own its own car park so guests must use the chargeable NCP car park above New Street Station.
Guide Retail Quarter Britannia Hotels Website
The Burlington is a large Victorian hotel on New Street in the Retail Quarter, barely 100 metres from the Bull Ring and New Street Station. The lobby of this hotel, which forms part of the Macdonald Group, contains a splendid grand staircase with marble facings.
The hotel contains 115 bedrooms equipped with independently controlled comfort cooling and furnished in a range of styles from contemporary minimalist to Victorian splendour.
Guests may dine at the Berlioz Restaurant which serves a broad range of English and continental cuisine. The Horton Banqueting Suite can stage private dining functions for up to 400 guests and the hotel contains additional state-of-the-art meeting rooms with high-speed internet access, video conferencing, and independently-controlled air conditioning.
The Burlington does not own its own car park so guests must use the NCP at New Street Station.
MacDonald Hotels Website
The City Inn is at 1 Brunswick Square in Brindleyplace in the Convention Quarter. The hotel, which forms part of the City Inn chain, is a modern building (2000). The location is barely 250 metres from the International Convention Centre, the National Indoor Arena, and Broad Street.
The rooms are equipped with Sky, iMac computers and free wi-fi and Sky TV. The facilities include the City Cafe which serves modern European cuisine. Guests can also dine eat al fresco on a terrace overlooking Brindleyplace.
The hotel contains flexible hi-tech spaces that can host business meetings, conferences and private dining for between 8 and 100 delegates.
There is also an art gallery that holds an ever-changing programme of exhibitions. Guests may use the chargeable hotel car park on a "first come first served basis", but if there is insufficient room, they may park in the Brindleyplace NCP at the same tariff.
Links: Convention Quarter City Inn Website
The Comfort Inn is a red-brick Victorian hotel (1880) on Station Street. The location is barely 100 metres from New Street Station and 300 metres from the Bull Ring and Chinatown.
The Comfort Inn is part of the Choice Hotels Group. There are 40 guest rooms, all with wi-fi, and a breakfast room, cocktail lounge and conference/event space for a maximum of 50 delegates. The hotel also contains the Station Bar which is open between 11am and 11pm.
There is no
car park and so guests must park in the chargeable NCP at New Street Station.Links:
Southside Choice Hotels WebsiteThe Copthorne Hotel is on Paradise Circus in the Business Quarter. The location is barely 250 metres from Victoria Square, Broad Street and the ICC and barely 400 metres from Brindleyplace and the National Indoor Arena. The hotel forms part of the Millennium & Copthorne Group.
The hotel contains 212 rooms with satellite television. There is a "traditional relaxed brasserie" and a bar, the Goldies, that serves guest ales, cocktails, and speciality coffees etc.
The hotel also contains seven conference and banqueting suites, the largest of which has a maximum capacity of 220. Secretarial services and other business support is available. There is limited on-site parking so guests may have to to use the chargeable multi-storey on nearby Brunel Street.
Links: Business Quarter Millennium Hotels Website
The
Crowne Plaza is located on Holiday Street in the Convention Quarter, barely 250 metres from the Mailbox, Broad Street and the International Convention Centre.The Crowne Plaza is a nine storey hotel that contains 312 ensuite bedrooms equipped with air conditioning and satellite television. The facilities include a fitness centre and 12 meeting rooms: the largest can hold up to 300 reception style.
The B1 lounge bar serves light meals and the B1 restaurant, an a la carte menu, healthy eating options and specials. The hotel possesses its own 650-space car park.
The Crowne Plaza chain forms part of the Intercontinental Hotels Group.
Links: Convention Quarter Intercontinental Hotels Website
Etap is a budget hotel on Great Colmore Street in Southside. The location is particularly convenient for the Hippodrome, Chinatown and the Gay Village.
The hotel contains 250 rooms with satellite TV. Each room can normally accommodate up to three guests. A breakfast buffet is served. There is a public car park at the hotel.
The Etap chain is owned by the Accor Group.
Links: Guide Southside Accor Hotels Website
The Express by Holiday Inn is at 65 Lionel Street in the Jewellery Quarter, near the BT Tower and the Farmers Bridge Locks on the Birmingham & Fazeley Canal. The four storey hotel contains 120 guest bedrooms equipped with satellite TV.
Guests are offered a complimentary continental breakfast. The facilities include a lounge bar, two meeting rooms that can each seat up to thirty delegates and a chargeable car park on nearby Fleet Street. The chain is owned by Intercontinental Hotels.
Links: Jewellery Quarter Intercontinental Hotels Website
Holiday Inn is
a ten storey hotel on Smallbrook Queensway in Southside. Its location is particularly convenient for New Street Station and the Bullring. The hotel contains 248 ensuite bedrooms equipped with air conditioning, satellite TV and free wi-fi.The facilities include the Albany Lounge Bar and Albany Restaurant which serves European cuisine. There are 18 meeting rooms: the largest can accommodate 630 reception style and the smallest, 6 boardroom style.
Guests may park at the NCP, next door to the hotel, which charges a daily tariff. The chain is owned by the Intercontinental Hotels Group.
Links: Southside Intercontinental Hotels Website
Hotel du Vin is at 3 Church Street in the Business Quarter. The hotel, formerly the Birmingham Eye Hospital, is a converted Victorian building with a magnificent sweeping staircase. The location is particularly convenient for Snow Hill Station and Colmore Row.
The hotel contains 66 bedrooms and boutique suites set around an internal courtyard. There is an in-house bistro, cellar bar, spa, gym, and 4 function rooms: the largest, an elegant mirrored hall, can accommodate up to 100. Parking is available at a daily tariff.
In April 2010, a restaurant manager sued the Hotel du Vin for unfair dismissal; he alleged that he had been improperly suspended after he was punched by a guest (News Archive 15/04/10).
Links: Business Quarter Hotel du Vin Website
The Hyatt Regency is a blue-mirror-glazed 24-storey hotel on the corner of Bridge Street and Broad Street in the Convention Quarter. It is connected to the International Convention Centre by a private bridge above Broad Street.
The hotel contains 319 bedrooms and suites, many with panoramic views, ranging from one-bed guestrooms to the Presidential Suite. All rooms are equipped with internet access and plasma TV. The facilities include a fitness club, an Amala Spa, and a heated swimming pool. The Aria Restaurant, set beneath a glazed atrium, serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Fine wines and champagnes are served in the Bar Pravda cocktail lounge which remains open until 2am.
There are eight meeting rooms; the largest, the Symphony Ballroom, provides 225 square metres of function space. Secure parking is available at a daily tariff.
The construction of the Hyatt Regency was subsidised by Birmingham City Council in order to ensure that Birmingham could provide the type of world-class accommodation required to host events such as the G8 Summit 1998 and NATO Meeting of Defence Ministers 2000.
Links: Convention Quarter Hyatt Regency Website
Ibis @ Arcadian is on Ladywell Walk in the Chinatown area of Southside, next to the Arcadian, Bullring, Gay Village and Hippodrome.
The hotel contains 159 bedrooms with wi-fi internet access. The facilities include a bar, restaurant/cafe, public car park and 5 conference rooms that can accommodate up to 200 delegates.
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Southside Ibis WebsiteIbis @ Holloway Circus is at 55 Irving Street, near Holloway Circus in Southside. This hotel contains 51 rooms, a 24/7 snack bar, terrace, restaurant and free car park.
Jury's Inn is at 245 Broad Street in the Convention Quarter. The hotel is a 61-metre concrete-clad brutalist tower with eighteen floors that was built in 1974-75 as an office block. It was converted in 1999 and purchased by the Jurys Inn chain in 2001.
Jurys Inn is the largest hotel in Birmingham with 445 standard rooms. The location is particularly convenient for Broad Street, Brindleyplace, the International Convention Centre and the National Indoor Arena.
The facilities include the Inntro Bar, the Innfusion Restaurant, Il Barista coffee lounge, 20 dedicated meeting rooms, 25 syndicate rooms and a chargeable car park.
The central reservations office for Jury's Inn is based at this hotel; it employs around 60 staff.
Links:
Convention Quarter Jurys Inn Website
Malmaison is on Wharfside Street at the Mailbox in the Convention Quarter. It is by the Birmingham and Worcester Canal, next to several bars and eateries, a row of designer boutiques, art galleries, radio and television studios.
The hotel contains individually-furnished luxury rooms and suites with satellite television and internet access. Other facilities include the Mal bar and brasserie, the petit spa, hotel gym and a private dining room that can seat 16.
The hotel is able to host conferences and business meetings for up to 45 delegates.
Links: Convention Quarter
Malmaison Website
The Marriott Hotel is at 12 Hagley Road in Five Ways; it is a 5 storey hotel with 104 bedrooms equipped with high-speed wired internet, cable & satellite television. There is wireless internet in the public areas and meeting rooms.
The hotel restaurant, which is open for breakfast and dinner, specialises in contemporary British cuisine. There is a licensed bar, a business centre and a health and fitness centre with cardiovascular gym, whirlpool and heated indoor swimming pool. The conference suite contains 6 meeting rooms. Chargeable on-site parking is available.
Links: Five Ways Marriott Hotel Website
Nite Nite is on Holliday Street in the Convention Quarter, barely 100 metres from the Mailbox, 200 from Broad Street and 300 from the International Convention Centre.
The hotel contains 104 rooms with plasma television and complimentary wi-fi. The facilities include the Saint Beni bar and restaurant and guest PC's in the upper lobby.
Guests can park at a daily tariff at the Mailbox or in the Britannia car park, opposite the hotel. There is also limited metred on-road parking outside the hotel.
Links: Convention Quarter Nite Nite Website
Novotel is at 70 Broad Street in the Convention Quarter; the location is particularly convenient for Brindleyplace and the International Convention Centre.
The hotel contains 148 standard and superior rooms equipped with satellite television and wi-fi access. The facilities include the Elements bar and restaurant which serves international cuisine. There is also a sauna, jacuzzi, fitness centre and 8 meeting rooms, the largest of which can hold 300 theatre-style and the smallest, 15 U-shape.
The hotel has its own private indoor chargeable car park.
Links: Convention Quarter
Novotel Website
The Old Crown is 188 High Street Deritend in Digbeth; its location is particularly convenient for the Bullring, Digbeth Coach Station and the Arts and Media Quarter.
The Old Crown is an historic coaching inn (circa 1450) with a restaurant and period bar. It contains 8 hotel rooms of various sizes (family, double, twin & singles).
Links: Digbeth Old Crown Website
The Paragon is at 145 Alcester Street in Highgate; it is a grade-two-listed Edwardian hotel that contains 250 contemporary-style ensuite bedrooms. The restaurant serves a broad range of dishes from traditional British to modern Asian. There are 12 events rooms that can accommodate up to 1000 delegates. The Rownton Suite, with a capacity of 750, specialises in Asian weddings. The hotel has its own complimentary car park.
Links: Highgate Paragon Hotel Website
The Premier Inn @ Bridge Street is in the Convention Quarter; it overlooks the Birmingham and Worcester Canal. The location is particularly convenient for Broad Street, Brindleyplace, the Mailbox, the International Convention Centre and the National Indoor Arena.
The facilities include 60 bedrooms, wireless internet, a restaurant and free car park.
Links: Convention Quarter Premier Inn Website
The Premier Inn @ Broad Street is located at 80 Broad Street in the Convention Quarter, near Brindleyplace, the International Convention Centre and the National Indoor Arena.
The facilities include 80 rooms, an Old Orleans bar and restaurant, wireless internet access, some limited free parking and a chargeable public car park.
Links: Convention Quarter Premier Inn Website
The Radisson SAS is on Holloway Circus in Southside; it occupies the first 19 floors of Beetham Tower: a 121-metre skyscraper with 39 floors; the upper 20 contain 158 luxury apartments.
The hotel has 211 bedrooms and suites; many of which command spectacular views. Complimentary wi-fi is provided.
The facilities include a sauna, gym, spa and health club on the 18th floor. The Filini bar and restaurant, on the first floor, serves Italian-style cuisine; the lobby bar serves light breakfasts & lunches.
The hotel contains 10 meeting rooms; the largest of which can accommodate 130 theatre style. Valet parking is available; there is an NCP next door.
Links: Southside Radisson Blu Website
The Ramada is on Wharfside Street at the Mailbox in the Convention Quarter. The hotel overlooks the Birmingham and Worcester canal and is next door to a series of bars, restaurants, boutiques, art galleries, radio and TV studios.
The Ramada contains contains 90 bedrooms, a bar and lounge restaurant, and 3 meeting rooms, the largest of which can hold up to 40 theatre-style. Guests use the chargeable Mailbox underground car park.
Links: Convention Quarter Ramada Website
The Thistle is on St Chad's Queensway in the Gun Quarter; its location is particularly convenient for the Children's Hospital. The hotel contains 133 bedrooms and executive suites equipped with BT broadband open zone.
The facilities include Montys Brasserie and Wimsey's cocktail bar which leads onto a conservatory and terrace with views of Birmingham.
There are 12 meeting rooms; the largest of which can hold 200 theatre style. Guests may park in the NCP next door to the hotel at a discounted tariff.
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Gun Quarter Thistle WebsiteThe Travelodge @ Broad Street is on 245 Broad Street; its location is particularly convenient for the International Convention Centre and the National Indoor Arena.
The facilities include meeting rooms, chargeable parking and chargeable wi-fi.
Links: Convention Quarter Travelodge
Travelodge @ Jewellery Quarter
The Travelodge @ the Jewellery Quarter is by the corner of Charlotte Street and Newhall Street in the Jewellery Quarter.
The facilities include a licensed bar and cafe. Chargeable parking is available at the NCP multi-storey on Newhall Street.
Links: Jewellery Quarter Travelodge
The Travelodge @ Broadway Plaza is on Ladywood Middleway in Five Ways. The facilities include chargeable wi-fi, licensed bar and cafe.
Broadway Plaza is a leisure park with a gym, bowlplex, casino, cinema, bars, eateries and a secure chargeable car park.
Links: Five Ways Travelodge
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