got a taxi on a saturday night in town, the driver was very plesant and also helped me when i left…read moremy bag in the back which he managed to retreave for me off his next customers and also returned it to my door at my request .... would definetly recommed !! C from Bilston ;0)

I flew in from Amsterdam to Birmingham, UK on what might have been a historic weekend! Yep - it was…read morethe day after the original, official Brexit day and let me tell ya, at least for Birmingham Airport, they were prepared to leave! There were three lines at Passport security - UK citizens, EU citizens, and Other passports. Went thru the Immigration line super fast - Non-EU, non-UK passport at 9 pm on a Saturday night, was a breeze, despite only two Border Security counters being open. From their, it was a hop thru to a slightly confusing bag claim area and then was headed out to the exits and a long walk to the parking area. Departures Saw some great games on the floor of heading towards gates 40 - 68 Tip: parking lot 4 Yelp / 2019

Never flown out of Birmingham airport before (and hopefully never again!!). A complete disorganised…read morechaotic checkin and security system. Makes the whole experience a nightmare.

One of the best companies in the Country, and still family owned. For total professionalism and…read more100% quality, you will not be disappointed.

gReat company, value for money travelread more

A great place to stay if you are looking for somewhere close to the city but away from the chaotic…read morenight life! Best for people working in Birmingham as close to city centre and 5 ways. The hotel is situated on a nice part of the hagley road. The service is excellent and the staff are always helpful. The food is very high class and the hotel is spotlessly clean. Good if you are in Birmingham to work but not very family friendly (children are likely to be bored!). Very nice Hotel away from the hassle of the city!

Such an amazing hotel very secure nice rooms (especially for the cheap price) watched the football…read morehere and the ambience was amazing. SHOUTOUT TO: Jack Thank You for making this a memorable stay

We visit Kenilworth fairly regularly as a very good friend lives here. We sometimes stay with her,…read morebut on the odd occasion when we don't, we like to vary the local B&B's we stay-in. We stayed at Ferndale House 12mths ago and really liked it. Clean, friendly welcome, great cooked breakfasts and reasonably priced. Now, all of the above also apply to The Abbey Guest House 'Hotel' (not quite sure where the 'Hotel' reference comes from on the sign outside as this is definitely, in nice way, a cosy 'B&B!'), but there just seemed to be something missing. The afternoon tea we were welcomed with from Darren was truly, very appreciated (tea made in the pot and a tasty range of biscuits including an orange club - when was the last time you ate a club biscuit?!) and gave us a great first impression, but somehow this B&B lacks the warmth and atmosphere of 'The Ferndale' around the corner. Our twin and single rooms were cosy, clean and comfortable with firm mattresses and some lovely touches with throws and cushions, but a couple of small attentions to detail were missing; mis-matching decor and soft furnishings work well if done properly, although all rooms were attractive, a good eye for bringing everything together was somewhat missing, cheap toilet paper in tired, plastic dispensers in the en-suite brought home memories of shiny, cheap paper in my high school toilets! Brown limescale/mildew build-up around the shower and tiles was unfortunate. Both areas are very easily fixable and if dealt with, would have drawn our attention to the better aspects of the Abbey Guest House, which made for a comfortable stay. The iPod docking station built into the flat screen TV in our room was inspired for example and the freshly cooked breakfasts with (award winning!) sausages and bacon supplied by a local butcher were a real treat and made us feel good for eating locally sourced ingredients. Homemade blueberry jam put other B&Bs to shame with their plastic squares of marmalade and Robinsons jam. Toast and fruit-filled jam to follow a good cooked brekkie was definitely a winner! The fact this B&B is so central and only steps away from the High St make it very convenient for a night out in town, just maybe pick-up your own softer loo paper from Waitrose over the road before checking in!

The usb charging outlets on either side of the bed don't work , there's no A/c and the room is…read moreincredibly hot , I'm never going to stay here again or recommend this hotel to anyone

great place to stay, clean and very friendly.read more

Some friends had their wedding reception here a fortnight ago and it was just exquisite. I have…read moreattended several functions there over the years and it never fails to impress. The room for the wedding reception was elegant and the catering simple but classy. All the staff at the bar, and the serving staff were really friendly and polite. I have to say it probably brings out the best in them when you are accompanied by a 5 day old baby though!! One gripe - the toilet facilities. You would think that a complex of this sort would have baby changing facilities - but there were none in the one I used and none immediately apparent (or signposted). There are not many facilities for kids at all in fact - a small park area at the front - but nothing more. They used to have a soft play area which we used alot - but they got rid of it and built a new conference room - not helpful for me but I am guessing more profitable? We did not stay the night as we only live nearby - but have in the past and I found the rooms to be comfortable and on the larger side. Its not cheap - see website for current prices and availability. What the place has got to offer which is above and beyond your average hotel is the leisure facilities. There is a fantastic gym, sauna, 9 hole golf course and pitch and putt. I am told the driving range range is good and the prices are reasonable - especially if you block book. This is rated a 4 star hotel - and I agree.

My husband and I considered the Hotel as a wedding venue. We spoke with the Events Planner, who was…read morevery friendly and flexible, and went around on our own and viewed it. It is nice looking, all one story, and very large. It has a slightly conference-y feel, so perhaps avoid it if you want a more homey or invidual venue for your wedding. For conferences and corporate events in a classy venue, this would be perfect. I know a few corporate types who stay at Lea Marston when doing business in Birmingham, even though it's outside the city, for the great food and of course, the golf course. Unfortunately, they didn't have our date available, but it was still a pleasant experience. Buuuutttt...we still go to Lea Marston Golf Club every weekend! My husband is a natural at golf, though he hasn't had much experience at it. He persuaded me to brave the British weather once and try it, and it turns out it's a gas! Hubby and stepson have been to the full course, whilst I stick to the driving range. The range is open to all people, regardless of belonging to the club or not. It is a very economical way to practice your swing, with happy hour prices coming in at 40 balls for £1. It's a great way to relieve stress and have fun for a few hours for a fiver! Great for all ages, with very helpful staff.