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The geographical heart of England, Birmingham started life as a sixth- century Anglo-Saxon village. Today, much of this city of over a million dates back to post-WWII redevelopment in the 1950s and 60s. Cutting edge museums and galleries, innovative theaters and excellent shopping have contributed to Birmingham's appeal as a weekend break destination. Don't miss the hopping bars and cafes of Gas Street Basin or the fascinating creatures at the National Sea Life Centre.
Restaurants in Birmingham
1. Cuttle Bridge Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 632 reviews
Everyone needs a place to lay their weary head. For travelers visiting Birmingham, Cuttle Bridge Inn is an excellent choice for rest and rejuvenation. Well-known for its family-friendly environment and proximity to great restaurants, Cuttle Bridge Inn makes it easy to enjoy the best of Birmingham. Free wifi is offered to guests, and rooms at Cuttle Bridge Inn offer a flat screen TV. During your stay, take advantage of some of the amenities offered, including a 24 hour front desk. Guests of Cuttle Bridge Inn are also welcome to enjoy an on-site restaurant. For travelers arriving by car, free parking is available. For those interested in checking out popular landmarks while visiting Birmingham, Cuttle Bridge Inn is located a short distance from Castle Vale Stadium (1.5 mi) and The Sentinal (Spitfire Island) (2.2 mi). Travelers looking to enjoy some ribs can head to Hickory's Smokehouse. There is no shortage of things to do in the area: explore popular history museums such as Blakesley Hall, Aston Hall, and Coffin Works. Cuttle Bridge Inn is sure to make your visit to Birmingham one worth remembering.
saturday outing !!
Reviewed By lilly021280both ordered lamb but only had 1 rack ?, waited a long time and very over priced nothing special. service is good if in main restaurant ( by ovb serving) bar part not so good as asked for most items, it’s a no for me
2. The Moseley Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 385 reviews
The Moseley Arms is situated in the Digbeth area of Birmingham city centre. All of our room are ensuite and complimentary tea and coffee are provided. All rooms offer Freeview Tv plasma and free wireless access. We are just a half mile from all Birmingham city centre attractions and transport links inc New st and Moor St station.
Stop of
Reviewed By samantha741Overpriced with no breakfast included . Only good thing about this place was free carparking and nice lady at reception. Everything else was terrible . . Room stank terrible all night kept me awake . Mattress lumpy Bedding smelt weird . Floors creaky infact everything was creaky No plug in bathroom sink and drainage problems . Staff unwelcoming minus lady last night . Charged 55.00 with no breakfast so bear this in mind Something to do with new chef starting Got sent on a wild goose chase to a cafe that wasn't even open . When told member of staff this she replied oh was it ? No apologies etc
3. The Old Crown
Overall Ratings
4 based on 238 reviews
The Old Crown is a pub, hotel and entertainment venue that is completely unique to Birmingham. Dating all the way back to 1368, the pub still holds its traditional charm and character, with modern amenities. The Old Crown has a range of ten bedrooms, including one two bedroom apartment, and suites with a mix of shared bathrooms and en-suite. All rooms include a TV, tea and coffee facilities, towels and free wi-fi. Each room is uniquely decorated with antique furniture and modern appliances, with The Old Crown's warm and inviting atmosphere throughout. The pub has a restaurant which is open for residents from 8AM - 9PM everyday along with local eateries in walking distance nearby including the award winning Digbeth Dining Club just a two minute walk away. The Old Crown is in an ideal location, just a ten minute walk from Birmingham's shopping centre, train station and local attractions.
Lovely
Reviewed By lucybR2584NVThe pub was great and the bouncer on a Saturday night was very kind and professional. He was helping people get taxis and making sure they were okay, which was appreciated. I would definitely visit again.
4. Elmdon Lodge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 296 reviews
Elmdon Lodge is a sixteen bedroomed , family run guest house. We are located in Acocks Green - a suburb of great character and charm to the south east of Birmingham city centre. The guest house is to be found in an attractive and leafy cul de sac, tucked well away from noise and traffic, but within a 5 minute walk of the railway station with excellent links to Birmingham city centre and Solihull. Convenient for NEC and NIA
Don't miss out...
Reviewed By Sophia SCan't rate this place highly enough, we had such a lovely stay here. The owners made us feel so at home. Like family. Nothing was to much trouble. They were amazing. All the furniture, flowers and plants were beautiful and the breakfast was definitely a 10/10. My older son didn't want to leave. We will be back again soon. You must try their breakfast ?
5. The Duke of Wellington
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Nice pub
Reviewed By Paul LPopped in for a drink while waiting for daughter to come out of o2 academy. Very friendly and welcoming staff definetly visit again stopping there next time. Rooms looked very clean and comfortable. Plenty of things to do nearby and close to shops.
6. Innkeeper's Lodge Birmingham West
Overall Ratings
4 based on 261 reviews
Located close to the vibrant city of Birmingham, Toby Carvery Quinton will allow you to relax, sleep, and dine in true comfort. This bed and breakfast hotel in Quinton offers the best value accommodation without compromising on quality, allowing you to enjoy a comfortable night's sleep and a traditional carvery in cosy surroundings. Conveniently positioned close to the ICC, the NIA, and the NEC, whether you’re travelling for business or for pleasure, Toby Carvery Quinton, Birmingham certainly won’t disappoint.
Friendly inviting hotel
Reviewed By GoPlaces17311796605Stayed here whilst visiting family in the area with my elderly parents. The hotel is well situated close to Halesowen and Birmingham centre and is on the bus route if needed. The old pub building was very warm and inviting and all the staff couldn’t do enough for you. I would particularly like to mention Joan who worked in the mornings at reception/ behind the bar, and the lady who worked in the afternoons also although I didn’t get her name, they were both friendly and helpful, as were all the staff. The bedrooms were spacious and the bed was very comfortable. The only down side was the lumpy pillows but they didn’t affect my sleep. Overall, comfortable and good value for money
7. The Blue Piano Guesthouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 168 reviews
Ten individually designed en-suite bedrooms provide the ultimate in comfort for your stay at the Blue Piano. A family run guesthouse, our team will ensure that you feel welcome from the second you step through our door. All rooms feature all the modern amenities including flat screen TV, hairdryer, laptop safe, telephone, clock radio, iPod docking station and mini bar. In addition, guests can enjoy a continental breakfast each morning, free wifi, use of nearby gym Anytime Fitness plus on-site parking on request. We welcome overseas guests from China, Hong Kong and South-East Asia as Mandarin, Cantonese, Hokkien and Vietnamese languages can be spoken.
Weak WiFi and boring breakfast
Reviewed By HappyTraveller421Breakfast pretty boring: just bread/basic croissants, juice, cereal, and fruit plus ham and cheese slices. Not even eggs! Subjective stuff: Room dated and furnishings loose. Welcome booklet in room out of date and inaccurate. Bed was comfortable enough though! Not subjective: WiFi absolutely appalling to the point of nonexistent. Speed low (few Mbps down depending strongly on location and device) and WiFi access points very unreliable. Coverage incomplete and my room was in a dead spot so avoid room 11 if you want any internet access.
8. Greenland's Inn
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 11 reviews
Ideal
Reviewed By Durks65Well found the place after being invited to a party in the area. Paid £40 for the night, I think you may be surprised at how good it is compared to what you pay, we will be using again when in the area. It is cheap and cheerful, but what it also is is clean and good staff there, you really can't complain at the place in my opinion.
9. Frederick Street Townhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 49 reviews
Adjacent to The Button Factory in the hip Jewellery Quarter is Birmingham’s favourite boutique stay haven. All rooms are designed to make you feel right at home with comfortable beds, spacious showers and bath tubs.
Nice if you don't want to get any sleep!
Reviewed By MissloucThe hotel itself is in a lovely building and a great location. Lots of original features and the rooms have a quirky industrial interior. The bathroom was lovely. However, the noise from the sister venue The Button Factory, coupled with the paper thin walls makes if a recipe for sleep deprivation. You can feel the bass in your chest. The hotel has potential to be great. It's sells itself as a 15 bed boutique hotel, but honestly, the sheer volume of the noise just takes away anything special or 'boutique' about it.
10. The Old Farm Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 69 reviews
The Old Farm, one fo the oldest building in Bournville, the village that the Cadbury family built, offers 12 bedrooms and function venue. Cadbury World is just a 5-minute from the hotel. The hotel offers a well stocked bar and luggage storage space and is a 8-minute walk from Bournville Train Station, where you can reach Birmingham city centre in 13 minutes. There is a large private garden and decking area for the enjoyment of our guests and those holding functions. Our bright functions room offers the perfect space to hold private functions. University of Birmingham and Selly Oak are 1.8 miles from the accommodation, while Queen Elizabeth Hospital is 2.1 miles from the property. The nearest airport is Birmingham Airport, 19.9 miles from Old Farm Hotel.
Excellent stay
Reviewed By andycoldhamLocation - on the edge of Birmingham city centre almost opposite the famous Cadburys World. A great base for exploring the west Midlands. Appearance - pretty good, a few areas could do with a coat of paint, but otherwise the venue was very clean and tidy Grounds - The hotel has good off road parking at the front for its residents and a nice garden /decking area at the back. Staff Service - All the staff we came into contact with, were helpful, pleasant and accommodating. The hotel has a competively priced bar which stays open until 10pm daily but we did not use it. Bedrooms - Our room had a good sized bed, with plenty of storage areas and black out curtains. The room had colour TV and coffee and tea making facilities with biscuits, that is replenished daily. Bathroom - Again a good size, plenty of soft towels and plenty of hot water. The hotel also provides good quality toiletries. The hotel is a non smoking hotel and thats a thumbs up from me. Breakfast- Is available at £10 pp, per day. In my opinion its well worth the money, freshly cooked full English breakfast, toast, tea/coffee, cerals and yoghurts all available. Breakfast is pre ordered the day before on a pro forma document. WIFI - Free and worked well throughout the hotel. All in all we had a good stay and I would definitely stay here again if I needed to be in the area.
