A basic hotel but fine for business travellers, we have used it to put up relatives at short notice…read morebefore now and its a standard chain hotel. The rooms were clean but basic, if you just need a bed for the night then you could do worse and at least the train station is right across the way and there is a bar and restaurant attached (The Euston Way). The rates are pretty good even last minute so its a good option if you are stuck for somewhere. Staff seem very helpful and apparently the rooms are quite quiet until the buses start early in the mornings.

Very nice and comfortable hotel. Great location near plenty of bars and restaurants. Birmingham is…read morea small city with an extensive pedestrianised downtown so everything is within easy walking distance. Stayed for two nights over the Easter weekend. Room was big enough, if not massive, for two people but the beds were excellent and the bathroom well appointed and spotlessly clean. Had breakfast only once in two days which was a mistake. Should have done it both days. Very good. While the rest of the neighbourhood heaves at night, the bar here was quiet, mostly because they only allowed residents into the hotel at night. We were grateful for the comfort. Very happy to recommend and will stay here again.

Jurys Inn is a wonderful Central Budget Hotel…read more I managed to get a good deal on a couple of nights over this easter and it was great having a hotel with such a central position in the city. Just by the canal and an abundance of restaurant. All main attractions in the city less than ten mins walk away. It actually took ages to find a decent place at the right price based on previous reviews. Everyone commented on the noise from party goers everywhere - and in particular with Jurys Inn - the noise from the maids lift. But we plumped for Jurys Inn because they had the B&B deals and the company has a good rep. We simply requested a room away from the lift. As it was on the 11th floor we had two peaceful nights sleep in the most AMAZING bed ever. It was so huge I didn't even notice the Mrs was in the bed next to me when I woke up. The rooms are spacious and so so clean. There's no faffing in the room and no mini fridge (ie temptation) which is perfect for us. The whole hotel was clean and bright and pretty. Good security at night and efficient service throughout. Negatives -Awkward moment when checking in - the guy behind the counter was a tad baffled about two women sharing a double room, bless. -Annoying heating/air conditioning in room. It's just stupid, but if you admit defeat and call reception they can adjust it from there. -Breakfast. Poor lay out, naff choice for veggies. -Paid Wifi Despite the not so goods - for the price you can't get better for Bham City Centre. I would recommend it for couples on a city break of those who are looking for a decent place to rest and refuel.

Awful bed (for me, I like them softer), but loads of room and very very clean…read more This place is genuinely an apartment and not an efficiency. There is a separate kitchen, living room, bedroom and bathroom and hallway closet. The kitchen hosts a full ability to cook with microwave, cooker, oven, refrigerator and freezer. A small washer dryer combo is in the kitchen as well. Dishes, cups, utensils for 4 folks are provided. I stayed here so I could shop at the open market and visit tourist spots during the day and easily visit family in the evening in Solihull. The central bus station is down the street, so it's convenient to grab the coach at Heathrow to here and if booked well enough ahead, it only costs about $10 for a 2 hour bus ride. Two train lines are within walking distance, easily within 3 minutes. Major shopping stores are Selfridges (visible from your room), Marks and Spencers, and Debenhams. If you do a lot of sewing, a visit to the Silk City store is a must. A lot of the street noise is dampened when you close your windows and doors in the evening. The rest can be eliminated with decent ear plugs. There are warehouses nearby where work begins at 5 am. Wi-fi was included but it wasn't always working.

Good for a sightseeing weekend of Birmingham if you're travelling by train and want to concentrate…read moreon sights of the BullRing shopping centre. The market is really close, St Martin's and Selfridges too. The Chinese quarter, Arcadian and Hippodrome are a short walk away so you could have decent nightlife too-BUT there is loads of noise on the street, so you may want to stay out all night yourself. Clean and on the modern side.

Used the restaurant only as I was staying at the International Hotel next door…read more The food was good, but I felt a bit pricey. I had the quail egg starter, about £5 The main was a sirloin steak, beautifully cooked, but I thought over priced at £19 A small glass of Chenin Blanc, followed by a small glass of Shiraz, then a large glass of Shiraz. All the wines were fine. Total cost £38. There was no table check, and ask if there was one normally, and was told it should be after 5 minutes. Angela apologised for this not happening. I found all of the staff very good and charming. I might think twice about eating there again given the price, but if I was visiting the International Centre (as I was this time), I'd stay here rather than The International Hotel. I was, however, able to charge it to my room in the other hotel, which I though was handy.

Useful if you are at the neighbouring Conference centre…read more Good breakfast, rooms saisfactory, bar OK, found it a little dark. Didn't use the restaurant, but friends didn't comment, so average I guess.

Telford, apparently is famous for the Iron Bridge which i did not see…read more This hotel was ok, was here for ten days with work and I have stayed in worse but i have stayed in better. The hotel has a golf course and spa attached, hence the name i guess!! I'll start with my bedroom which was cozy, i've had smaller and most certainly bigger but as hotel rooms go it was ok. The bed was a question mark for me as it was two singles hooked together but there was a definite dip were they joined. The decor was ok I think they may have received a recent coat of paint. The room was fitted out with tea and coffee making facilities, TV with some free to air satellite stations. The free wifi was ok but others said they struggled to get it in their rooms. Its an older building and as such there are many creaking floor boards, unfortunately some near my room door!! And speaking of doors when they close you certainly know about it!! The food in the main restaurant was ok, the one night we had access to it. From that day forward the food was a mixture of taste and no taste no happy medium but then again they were cooking on mass for my group. The hotel staff were friendly and helpfup nothing was to much of a problem. The conference side of things were good, the room we had was a little cozy but did have natural light which is always a bonus. The wifi in our room was very good in terms of reliability, download and upload speeds. It seemed to be a popular hotel with other groups popping up during the course of my stay using different areas for their meetings. There were always many people wandering around in bath robes so I assume that its Spa services are popular. The golf course was always busy, good weather helped i guess!! The grounds of the hotel were very nice always a spot available if you just wanted to chill out. Lots of people I came into contact with were there to relax in the spa or play a round of golf. There were many families there with young children, it was half term after all. They have a swimming pool and a gym which is open 24hours a day, but it was a cozy space.

An unusual hotel to say the least. I stayed here with my partner a few weeks ago when we were…read morehaving some decorating done at our house. After chatting to the man who runs the place he offered us a nights stay at £50. Unfortunately, when he went to show us the room, it was not tidy and it was quite a mess, however, once I pointed this out to him, he was apologetic and showed us to another room. It was a quiet place and I think we were the only guests there. I was not too sure about the decor, there were a few too many pictures of Queen Victoria around and I'm not sure why either. Very peculiar. The bedroom was basic, which was fine as were only staying because it was convenient, rather than for leisure. The odd thing about the room was that the shower was a unit opposite the bed rather than in a separate en suite, meaning that you were pretty much showering in the bedroom, perhaps this is an old fashioned thing?! Overall, it was a simple room and that was what we needed. If I had been staying here for leisure I would have been disappointed as it is a little dated and the facilities are not to a great standard. I think it suits the needs for business people or those who need somewhere to sleep for the night. The service was good and the price was reasonable.

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.

First off, this place is difficult to find! I think I must have driven past it 3 or 4 times before…read moreI finally realized that this was it! That being said, it does have a homey feel that makes it really relaxing. We were greeted warmly by the staff and the other guests who were at the bar. The staff helped us find a local place to eat. We had a family room which consisted of 3 single beds. It had a TV and tea service station. The bathroom was clean and modern. We had breakfast the next morning and our eggs were cooked to order. This place had such a nice friendly feel for a good price that I was almost disappointed to leave!