Today I met wonderful Rubi who was so so kind to me!!! What…read morea fabulous member of staff at Coventry train Station. Her kindness and support was above and beyond!!!! Thankyou so much again Rubi.

It's as though they didn't realise any travelling individuals would need pickup or dropping off…read more Total mess of no waiting zones to drive in and get passengers here, despite the fact trains are frequently late. Very very poorly designed with reality clearly not a priority. Oodles of wasted and ineffective space. Clowns that designed this should try actually using it. Don't get me started on the new carparks Road exit... they had one job

Berkswell TTrain station is located on the west coast mainline between Birmingham internation and…read moreCoventry. The station serves the small towns around th station, with berkswell being the closest to the station. London midland run the station, and serve the station with 2 to 3 services an hour to Coventry, and Birmingham Stations. They are served with electric trains, and stop at most ofhe local stations between birmingham new street and coventry. All other services on the west coast mainline from cross country trains and virgin pendilino do not stop here, and pass through at high speed. Berkswell station as with some other local stations have seen there platform increased in size to cope with parger trains if nessesary, as there are plans for london midland to enhance rail services. london midland offer connections to other stations in the west midlands at birmingham new street, and coventry to the london area.

Tile Hill train station is located on the west coast mainline between birmingham and coventry…read more London midland operate local stopping services to london euston, coventry, northampton, birmingham international, and birmingham new street. London midland operate around 3 services per hour in either direction, and also operate the station, and the car park, which allows commuters to park and take the train into the large city centres. this is cheaper and eases congestion. Tile hill serves small villages located in the local area, and provides a direct link to the west midlands large cities with frequent services. Tile hill has had a platform extension which is now in operation to allow larger trains to stop. crosscountry and virgin pendolino do not stop here.

Very friendly. Can be sarcastic if you like that sort of thing. The old guy that worked there was…read morereally nice but he was beaten up when youths broke in and waited for him in the disabled loo. Tile Hill scum! Were not all like that.

A cute little train station where it only takes 17mins (to be precise!) to cruise into the centre…read moreof town. The station has recently had a fresh lick of paint, which has really spruced up the place. The ticket office tends to be shut after 6pm, so you will need to go down the ramp and across the bridge to get to the other platform for trains heading towards Brum.

Birmingham International Railway Station is a pretty cool station, considering it isn't…read moreBirmingham's main station, infact it is around a 10-15 minute journey into the city centre (New Street), with this station serving the NEC and Airport, it is in the Solihull borough of the city and should not be confused with New Street (Some of the photos on Yelp appear to be from Birmingham New Street). The station is managed by Avanti West Coast, with five platforms, as far as I'm aware all services call via Birmingham New Street however services also go to major cities such as Manchester, Bournemouth, London, Glasgow and Reading with services provided by Avanti West Coast, CrossCountry, Transport for Wales and West Midlands Trains. The station seemed pretty clean, it is easy to get around the station and access the AirTrain which takes you directly to the Airport, and the walkway which takes you to the NEC and Resorts World. You can continue your journey via the many bus routes which stop right outside, or the Airtrain. There is also a small WHSmith and Subway before the ticket gates which is handy. The staff at the station are friendly and happy to call out, and I look forward to using this station again, it might not be as glamorous as St Pancras / Birmingham New Street but certainly does the job. 4*

A dated train station that could do with an upgrade. Good service to the city centre.read more

Friendly, reliable & efficient. Used this taxi service to travel in & out of Birmingham in order to…read moresee a show. Dropped off & picked up almost at the door. Receptionist & drivers couldn't have been more helpful. Highly recommended. Mrs Linda Worrall.

Bizzy Bees offers a 24/7 private hire service and promises cheaper fares thanks to the latest in…read moretrade technology. Perhaps where it scores highest is through specialising in early morning bookings, along with a text message service - perfect should you feel your jelly legs won't carry you home after a drink or six. But it's more than a professional service for the tipsy weekend set, airport transfers and business travel are also offered, with up-to-eight-seater vehicles. It all fits its bold intention to become the area's best private hire service and a genuine wish to put the customer first. Customers may pick a vehicle, from a range of fleets, which best suits their needs, including stylish, chauffeur-driven motors. A comprehensive website adds to these little details, right down to a luggage guide for those planning on getting away from it all. Time to add their number to your phone.

What Etap offers for the price they charge, I think this hotel is great…read more On a late flight in to BHX, it would have been unfair to expect to be collected this late. One option was to hire a car. But a cheaper, alternative option would be to stay at an airport hotel and get collected the next day. We went for the latter option. 39 GBP to rest your head after a late flight and to have a shower in the morning, it was a bargain in my mind. And from their own sign outside, you could have stayed for 36 GBP as a walk in price by the looks of it (subject to change, I'm sure). OK the room was small and the bed was not luxurious, the shower and toilet look like they would be more suited on a boat. But it was comfortable and all very clean. The shower impressed too the next morning. The WiFi was free, for 24 hours if I remember correctly. The young guy manning reception when we arrived was friendly and nice. Recommended as somewhere clean to crash. If you've spare cash, then I'm sure the Ibis next door would be more up your street.

A cheap budget hotel but at £35/ night (correct 9/10/08) it takes some beating…read more Sleeps up to 3 people with a double bed and a single bunk bed above it. There is a pod shower and a seperate pod toilet. The washhand basin is in the room. The room is clean and tidy with a large window. There is a flat screen TV with a good range of stations and also radio. There is free Wifi area in the public entrance area. Unlimited breakfast costs £2.99 and on offer was a choice of corn flakes or bran flakes, brown or white bread for toasting, marmalade, strawberry or blackcurrent jam with butter or marg. To drink there is orange or apple juice. Hot drinks are tea, coffee or hot water with some fruit teas. Hot chocolate or special coffee cost £1.20. It is basic and there is no hair drier or kettle but I found the room more than adequate and at a bargain price.