This bus takes you from Acocks Green all the way into Birmingham. It usually starts and terminates…read moreoutside the Town Hall in the centre of Birmingham. At peak times it will usually have a few buses starting at Five Ways Island on Calthorpe Road. I like this bus, having travelled all the way along it on one journey or another. I usually use it between Moseley and Five Ways. It can get very caught up in traffic at peak times and I've been left waiting quite a while on many occasions. However, the buses on the route are generally all new ones. They are clean and spacious and it's easy to get on and off with a pushchair. It stops outside the MAC and generally has one of the nicer routes of South Birmingham buses in my experiences.

Went to complete my umrah in December 2024 with Sikander A and Yasin, the 2 worst people. My…read moreelderly grandad is unable to step in out of a bath due to his disability and having 4 back operations, Sikander gave him a bucket to shower with, we made sure from England we had a room including a shower instead of a bath however despite Sikander being told this he still changed our hotel to Manzil al falah. A hotel with no hot water, dirty baths, leaking toilets and rude staff. It's no surprise he got FINED 70k in 2015 for MISLEADING PILGRIMS. https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-news/umrah--hajj-specialist-travel-9007611.amp

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Indoor climbing & caving centre in the heart of the Midlands Took the kids here for a birthday…read moreparty - real good fun, fixed rope climbing & bouldering wall as well. They also do indoor caving ( could be interesting ) and archery. Kids really enjoyed it - instruction was good & kept the kids entertained. Only criticism - session was perhaps a bit short, otherwise it was excellent.

Very clean, budget conscious accommodations conveniently located with public transportation at the…read moredoor (bus #49). Easy to get to 2 local train stations (Solihull and Shirley) for a reasonable taxi fee. Easy to get to Birmingham city and Touchwood shopping center via public transportation. It's does not offer on-site breakfast -- no problem, there's a Costa and a Wetherspoons in the same block offering great coffee and all. We did have a problem with the heat and it was immediately addressed by the very customer oriented front desk staff who somehow transmitted the problem to the next shift who double-checked it was resolved. In room coffee and tea available using the kettle. Free wi-fi was adequate for our usage (mostly social media). Beds were a trifle firm but they had lots of extra pillows to loan us. We enjoyed a couple of late evening meals in the attached Saracens Head Inn. We would definitely stay again.

I was invited to run a number of creative sessions with a group I knew who had booked this venue…read morefor a weekend residential. Having never visited before, I had no idea what to expect - but I was blown away by the beauty that makes up the Woodbrooke centre. We had two rooms with massive glass windows overlooking rolling hills outside - loads of natural light flooded into the rooms, and set the scene for a very relaxing and creative weekend. We were allowed to wander the grounds for inspiration (as is the Quaker way, I'm told - full of reflection) though we were too busy to see very much of it. We also had food catered for us by the centre, and it was delicious home cooked hearty (and largely vegetarian!) fare. I would DEFINITELY recommend this as a venue to anyone wanting to run any kind of retreat / course / function. It was brilliant. Really relaxing, and beautiful.

Woodbrooke is set in very pleasant grounds just south of Birmingham city centre, they run courses…read morebut I tend to use their B and Breakfast facilities every now and then, plus they will let you hand around in the public spaces if you just want to chill out somewhere nice for a bit. The food is super, (plus of course you can book Lunch and Dinner too if you want), they grow some of their own vegetables in the on-site walled garden. They are able to cook for any diet pretty much and can do packed lunches if you ask in time. The staff are lovely too. The bed part of the facilities is fairly basic, but they are good and rooms are warm and inviting. Have always liked it here. They have tea and coffee on tap downstairs in the dinning room and their new garden room is lovely to go and sit in during the winter with its log burner and during the summer you can sit outside. Will be back.

Having a look around this place I could not be more impressed! The outside of the building is dark…read morein colour so you would never expect the bright high end finish of the interior and general wow factor this place packs. The entrance way is bright and welcoming and the guys on reception were SO helpful kindly offering to show me up to the restaurant where I was meeting a friend for coffee. The restaurant itself is super high end looking and contemporary in design with an outside terrace that will be opening soon....literally perfect for a sunny day in Brum. I am yet to see the food menu here but know there will be a Pan Asian restaurant opening on the top floor. If it is even half as impressive as the hotel teamed with views of the city....it could be a contender for one of the most interesting and impressive settings for an evening meal in the city. One to watch! Looking forward to getting back for more of the food and drinks soon.

After booking a table at Rofuto for dinner, we discovered that the Park Regis have a £65 a night…read morewith breakfast offer on at the moment (including weekends) we thought why not, it would be rude not to! Check in was simple and the lobby and bar/breakfast area is very plush. The rooms on the other hand were not quite as plush, I personally don't think the room itself was any better than say premier Inn, but it did the job and we had nice views of edgbaston. However, unlike the budget chains the showers are modern and big, and the air conditioning was silent - both mega pluses! Unfortunately our room and bathroom wasn't the cleanest, but we were staying just for the night and I was too lazy to complain. Let's be honest, my room was located next to a pokestop... I can forgive the slightly dusty floor for this, I needed the balls Breakfast was good and it is served from 9-11am with a good selection of pastries and a chef is at the egg station to cook you omelets, or eggs to order which was a nice touch. I think for £65 it's really good value for Birmingham, especially on a Friday or Saturday night (expedia always have 10‰ codes on too, so you can get a room for under £60). It's a bit out of the way, but an uber shouldn't be to much to get back to the centre of town if you can't be bothered to walk down broad street.

I use this bus nearly everyday for work to get to Sheldon from Birmingham. Route goes through the…read moreairport and ends at Coventry. Quicker to get the train to the airport or Coventry as to get to Coventry takes over an hour.

This is a massive bus interchange in Coventry and I came thru Pool Meadow a couple of times while…read moreusing public transportation to get from Coventry station to my office building. All bus stop are well labelled, starting from "A" and going down the alphabet. There are also electronic billboards beside the bus stops, so easy to figure out which buses are going to be coming. I did think some of the street sign directions inside the bus depot was a bit confusing however it's a nice spacious hall with benches, and basic amenities, so a decent spot for folks to wait for their bus, if needed. Am glad got to experience this bus stop! Yelp 16/ 2019