Hotels in Birmingham (England, United Kingdom)

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4906 hotels in Birmingham

  1. Travelodge Birmingham Airport

    3 Stars

    Panoramic runway view rooms, Marston Green transport links

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  2. Travelodge Birmingham Central Broadway Plaza

    3 Stars

    Secure underground parking, Broadway Plaza entertainment hub

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  3. Arden Hotel And Leisure Club

    3 Stars

    Burgundy Suite Restaurant dining, Convenient park and fly packages

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  4. Malacuna Birmingham

    3 Stars

    Latin American restaurant and bar, Victorian factory industrial design

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  5. Travelodge Birmingham Central Bull Ring

    3 Stars

    Central city identity, Convenient transport connections

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  6. Novotel Birmingham Airport

    4 Stars

    Contemporary Elements Restaurant, On-site fitness studio

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  7. ibis Birmingham Airport - NEC

    3 Stars

    Strategic airport terminal location, Convenient airport parking access

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    ibis budget Birmingham Centre

    2 Stars

    Climate-controlled guest rooms, Streamlined triple occupancy rooms

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  9. The Grand Hotel Birmingham

    4 Stars

    Colmore Row and Cathedral views, New York-style Isaac’s restaurant

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  10. Premier Inn Birmingham City Centre (Exchange Square) hotel

    3 Stars

    Stylish Bar + Block Steakhouse, Modern high-rise city concept

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  11. Genting Hotel

    4 Stars

    Sky Bar and Restaurant views, Secure underground VIP parking

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  12. Hyatt Regency Birmingham

    4 Stars

    High-rise city panoramas, Heated indoor swimming pool

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  13. Premier Inn Birmingham NEC/Airport

    3 Stars

    The Social restaurant and bar, Convenient on-site parking

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  14. Travelodge Birmingham Central Newhall Street

    3 Stars

    Pet-friendly city accommodation, Central Jewellery Quarter base

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  15. Premier Inn Birmingham City Centre Bridge Street hotel

    3 Stars

    Prime access to Gas Street Basin, Canalside dining at Thyme restaurant

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  16. Holiday Inn Birmingham M6, Jct.7 By Ihg

    4 Stars

    Heated indoor swimming pool, Traders Restaurant international buffet

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  17. Hilton Birmingham Metropole

    4 Stars

    LivingWell Health Club and indoor pool, Brightsmith On The Water restaurant

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  18. B&B HOTEL Birmingham-Centre

    3 Stars

    Secure underground car park, Modern industrial design concept

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  19. Crowne Plaza Birmingham Nec By Ihg

    4 Stars

    Lakeside setting by Pendigo Lake, Pendigo Restaurant and terrace

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  20. Holiday Inn Express Birmingham - City Centre By Ihg

    3 Stars

    Panoramic city views from floor 17, Thoughtful family-friendly amenities

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  21. Malmaison Birmingham

    4 Stars

    British-French fusion brasserie, Signature moody room aesthetics

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    Hampton by Hilton Birmingham Broad Street

    3 Stars

    Panoramic city view rooms, Convenient West Midlands Metro access

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  23. Holiday Inn Express Birmingham - Snow Hill By Ihg

    3 Stars

    Sky-high city panoramas, On-site fitness studio

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  24. Novotel Birmingham Airport

    3 Stars
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  25. Staycity Aparthotels Birmingham City Centre

    4 Stars

    Secure on-site gated parking, Dedicated fitness studio

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  26. Travelodge Birmingham Central

    3 Stars

    Quiet upper floor business rooms, Convenient city transport links

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  27. ibis budget Birmingham Airport - NEC

    2 Stars

    Vibrant Foggs restaurant and bar, Versatile triple-occupancy rooms

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  28. Crowne Plaza Birmingham City Centre By Ihg

    4 Stars

    Panoramic city skyline views, Sleek b1 Restaurant and Bar

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    Leonardo Royal Hotel Birmingham

    4 Stars

    Executive floor city panoramas, Leo's Restaurant and Bar

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  30. Hotel Holloway

    5 Stars

    Secure on-site parking, Private art gallery

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  31. Travelodge Birmingham Sheldon

    3 Stars

    Classic antique-style furnishings, Sheldon district local access

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  32. Travelodge Birmingham Fort Dunlop

    3 Stars

    Signature porthole-style windows, Strategic NEC and airport access

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  33. Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham Brindleyplace

    4 Stars

    Floor-to-ceiling city views, Recess restaurant and terrace

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  34. Novotel Birmingham Centre

    4 Stars

    International cuisine at Elements, Convenient West Midlands Metro access

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  35. Clayton Hotel Birmingham

    4 Stars

    Signature Marco Pierre White steakhouse, Contemporary city center identity

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Birmingham – A Big City with Big Ideas

It’s fair to say that Birmingham, Britain’s second city, doesn’t have the best of reputations. Its grimy role in Britain’s heavy industrial past isn’t easily forgotten and the construction of concrete monstrosities in the post-war years didn’t help improve perceptions. However, much has been done to change its negative image recently, with historic gems like the National Trust’s Birmingham Back to Backs showcasing the city’s heritage and new buildings like the Library of Birmingham changing the cityscape for the better. Also, hotel accommodation continues to improve, making Birmingham a great place to visit.

Shopping in the City Centre

Birmingham offers a great choice of shops and restaurants with the famous Bullring the main shopping destination. A market of some sort has been held on its site for centuries and in the 1960s a concrete, Brutalist-style shopping centre, then called The Bull Ring, was built. Largely unpopular with traders and shoppers alike, it was subsequently knocked down in the early 2000s and replaced with a more aesthetically pleasing building. Now, it houses over 150 stores and includes artistic flourishes such as a glass mural and a bronze bull sculpture. Near the Bullring are several budget hotels and quirky, independent shops can be found a short walk away in The Custard Factory on Gibb Street, while Great Western Arcade on Colmore Row offers a collection of high-end shops. For those heading off on the train from Birmingham New Street station to Birmingham Airport and beyond, Grand Central is another shopping option thanks to its convenient location above the station.

Fascinating Museums

Birmingham has plenty to offer those seeking a spot of culture. Foremost in this regard is Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery on Chamberlain Square. It is located in Birmingham City Council House, an attractive Classical-style building which features a clock tower affectionately known as Big Brum. The museum showcases an impressive collection of ceramics, metalwork and archaeological specimens while its large array of paintings includes many important pre-Raphaelite works. Elsewhere in the city on Millennium Point, Thinktank Science Museum is a must-see, offering the chance to view steam machines from Birmingham’s industrial heritage and explore the direction science may take us in the future. To the north, fans of sparkly adornments will be in their element in the Museum of the Jewellery Quarter, an area of the city which produces a significant portion of the jewellery made in Britain today. This area also offers a few hotels and there are plenty of pubs, eateries and jewellery shops on Warstone Lane.

Broad Street and Centenary Square

Broad Street is one of the best places in Birmingham for evening entertainment. Located in the Westside district of the city, it’s packed with pubs, clubs and restaurants offering a wide range of cuisines. As well as a multi-screen cinema and a casino for those who fancy a flutter, it’s also a great area for accommodation, with many well-known budget hotels dotted along the road. At the end of Broad Street is Centenary Square which was so-named in 1989 when Birmingham celebrated its centenary as a city. Here, the Symphony Hall is the place to experience world class music performances and the Birmingham Repertory Theatre is renowned for the excellent stage shows it hosts. Next door, the Library of Birmingham is an incredible Postmodern building that represents the changing face of the city. During the festive period, a temporary ice rink and a Christmas market are very popular attractions on the square.

Back to Backs in the Chinese Quarter

A must-see, Birmingham Back to Backs on Inge Street is a fascinating historic attraction. Owned by the National Trust and fully restored, they are the last surviving examples of the typical early 19th-century housing that used to be commonplace here. Each is styled in the fashion of a different decade to reflect a snapshot in time up to 1970s when this type of house was demolished. Visitors can learn all about the history of the buildings with the help of knowledgeable guides and the tour lasts around an hour and a half. It’s even possible to book accommodation in one of the properties! The area surrounding the houses is known as the Chinese Quarter and it’s a great place to spend a night out. As well as excellent restaurants serving a wide range of Oriental cuisines, there are bars, hotels and a comedy club here too. The Hippodrome on Hurst Street hosts West End shows, musicals and ballet performances.

Sport and Green Spaces

Birmingham is a hub of sport. An eight-minute drive to the south of the city centre, cricket fans will want to visit Edgbaston Cricket Ground which is home to Warwickshire County Cricket Club and some England international matches. Also in this area is Canon Hill Park with its attractive lakes, play grounds and mini golf; the University of Birmingham Campus is near here too. Three miles to the north of the city is Villa Park Stadium where Aston Villa Football Club plays matches. One of England’s most famous teams, its defining moment came in 1982 when it won the European Cup by defeating Bayern Munich. A short walk from here, Aston Park is another popular attraction with Aston Hall a stunning Jacobean residence. To the east of the city centre, near Bordesley railway station, is St. Andrew’s Stadium, home of Villa’s fierce local rivals Birmingham City FC. Conveniently, there are a few hotels within walking distance of the stadium.

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