Support Staffordshire Lichfield and District is a great third sector organisation which provides…read moredevelopment support and an active volunteer centre in addition to other services. However, this is a review for their meeting rooms. There are a range of meeting rooms available for hire. I use the therapy rooms which are inviting and neutrally decorated. The rooms are in a quiet location at the rear of the building whilst being well heated so your clients will be comfortably warm. The toilets are also clean, well maintained and conveniently positioned within the building. Booking is easy and takes a quick telephone call. There is an inviting reception area with seating and welcoming staff to greet your clients.

Lovely place, very old building. Came here for the beer festival upstairs. Very impressed with the…read moreroom. Good beer fest too! Lots of stained glass windows, so light and airy. Looking forward to next fest.

This is one of the nicest charity shops in lichfield, very well set out, also sells brand new items…read morethat are extremely nice. Very friendly staff.

Unfortunately you get pounced on as soon as you enter the shop asking if you want raffle tickets by…read moreone particular lady, its happened 6 times to me, so not an isolated event, even asking me twice in one visit, then you have to listen to her asking everyone else as you look around, its so irritating, I will avoid this shop in the future.

This Holiday Inn Express is located around 2.5 miles from the city centre of Lichfield, closer to…read morethe villages of Wall and Shenstone. It's close to the main A5 road, as well as a couple of minutes from a junction of the M6 Toll Road. Whilst the address says Lichfield it is important to note that it's not in the city centre, and that you'll need your own transport, or use a taxi service, if you'd like to explore more of Lichfield. It's a fairly recently built hotel, and the rooms are comfortable, and really well maintained. Similarly to most places in the area, the people working here are friendly and really helpful - it's one of the benefits of staying in a hotel outside of a main city - Birmingham city centre is around 25 minutes drive, or train journey away from the train station in Shenstone. For this reason I could recommend this hotel for someone wanting a good level of comfort, but away from a major city centre. Birmingham Airport and the NEC are around 30 minutes drive away. Breakfast is included in all room rates, and weekend rates are a few pounds cheaper than during the week. There's ample parking here, with the hotel situated on an estate, alongside a McDonalds and an Esporta health and fitness centre. Otherwise, there are many fields that surround the hotel. Overall, you get a decent level of service, a tranquil environment, and access to a major trunk roads just a few minutes from the hotel. The nearby villages of Shenstone and Wall both have places to eat and drink at. Wall has one pub - 'The Trooper', which is worth a visit.