It has 238 rooms equipped with iMac computers, free wi-fi and Sky TV. Facilities include the City Cafe which serves modern European cuisine. Guests can also dine al fresco on a terrace overlooking Brindleyplace.

The hotel contains 5 flexible meeting rooms with hi-tech spaces that can host business meetings, conferences and private dining for between 8 and 100 delegates.

There is also a fitness suite with full cardiovascular equipment and free weights. Chargeable parking is subject to availability and so some guests will have to park in the Brindleyplace multi-storey.

It 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 of which can 300 reception-style.

The B1 lounge serves light meals and the B1 restaurant, an a la carte menu.

There is an on-site car park.

It is connected to the International Convention Centre by a private covered bridge above Broad Street.

The Hyatt Regency 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 generally 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 host events such as the G8 Summit.

Firefighters attended a blaze at the Amala Spa at 10.30am on Thursday 26 May 2011. Guests were evacuated to the International Convention Centre until the hotel could be safely re-entered three hours later (News Headlines 28/05/11).

It is a 61-metre concrete-clad tower with 18 floors that was built as an office block in 1974-75 and converted into a hotel in 1999.

Jury's Inn is the largest hotel in Birmingham; it contains 445 standard rooms, the Inntro Bar, the Innfusion Restaurant, the Il Barista coffee lounge, 20 dedicated meeting rooms and 25 syndicate rooms; there is also a chargeable car park.

The central reservations office for the entire Jury's Inn chain is headquartered at this hotel; it employs around 60 office staff.

A woman was sexually assaulted by a stranger in her room at this hotel during the early hours of Saturday 06/02/10 (News Headlines 14/04/11).

This hotel, which overlooks the Birmingham and Worcester Canal, contains individually-furnished luxury rooms and suites with satellite television and internet access.

Other facilities include the Mal bar and brasserie, the petit spa, the hotel gym and a private dining room that can seat 16.

The Malmaison can host conferences and business meetings for up to 45 delegates.

It contains 104 guestrooms 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 nearby Mailbox. There is also some metered on-road parking outside the hotel.

It has 148 guestrooms, a bar, restaurant, sauna, fitness centre and 8 meeting rooms, the largest of which can seat 300 theatre-style.

Chargeable indoor parking is available.

It contains 80 bedrooms, a bar and free car park.

It contains 80 rooms and has wireless internet access and some limited free parking.

It overlooks the Birmingham and Worcester Canal and contains 90 bedrooms, a bar, restaurant and 3 meeting rooms, the largest of which can hold 40 theatre-style.

Chargeable parking is available in the Mailbox basement.

The facilities include meeting rooms, wi-fi and a car park.