I stayed here on a long weekend trip to Birmingham and found it very pleasant.Quite basic but has…read moreeverything you need for a weekend stay and very clean and tidy.Only a five minute walk from the main street in Birmingham with all the nightlifebars and restaurants.The room has all your basic ammenities,kettle,tv,shower,hairdryer etc.Staff were very friendly and helpful.Has a big restaurant and bar right adjacent to the hotel so very handy for food if you don't want to leave the hotel.If I remember rightly I think this premier inn offers room service aswell.Overall a very pleasant stay.

We have stayed here most times we come to Birmingham because the Car parking is free and access…read morewith luggage is very convenient from the car. Breakfast is now served on site instead of at the Old Orleans Restaurant which is much more convenient. Other hotel charge up to £20 for the weekend for carparking. It is very convenient for Broad Street and the NIA

I came to Banbury to attend Fairport Convention's Cropredy Fest. I really liked this hotel. The…read moreroom was spacious, clean and quiet, even though I faced the street. It's only a short drive to Cropredy village, so if you don't feel like camping for the festival this is an excellent alternative. Breakfast was good and table service was friendly and efficient. The gardens out back make you feel like you're at a country house even though you're just a short walk to the Banbury central business district. It's easy to reach from the M40. One thing to be careful about is that the access to the car park in the rear is rather narrow. But then, the passageway was built for horse and carriage. Fold your mirrors in, especially if you've got a rental car.

The only things we liked about this hotel were it's name, exterior appearance, and location; it was…read morein the center of town so it felt quaint. The room was nothing great and the staff wasn't either. One night we returned back late and the lobby door was LOCKED! (Someone is supposed to be available 24/7 in the office.) So, while I stayed at the door pounding, my bf went around the building and found a window that he climbed in. As soon as he found his way to the front door, the office attendant also came. You should have rang the doorbell that would page me. (He looked like he had been sleeping.) WHAT doorbell? The one that's outside of the doorway. Ooohhh, the one that you can't see because it's dark and no one told us about it? Hmmm... So, I was quite irritated about that. Besides that, they advertise free WiFi but you have to sit in the lobby to access it. No signal in the room.

This has been my favourite watering hole for some time now . Noisy pub quiz on a thursday and…read morekaraoke on sunday which can be entertaining . Fantastic bar staff who aim to please . Good bar food served within 10 minutes after ordering . Have wobbled home many a time from here and can see no reason to stop :)

I've never actually spent a night at this hotel, but I've utilised the function room and garden for…read morevarious birthdays and 6th form parties. The main function room is large, and works perfectly for celebrations. There are plenty of tables inside, and I'd say you could fit up to 200 people in the room, so you don't have to worry about too many people turning up. Unlike social clubs, the décor inside Westley is bright, sophisticated and inviting, which marks a perfect environment for those special occasions, the ones that NEED to be remembered. There's a medium-sized bar at the side of the function room, which does get a little busy with customers. But the staff do try their hardest to serve proficiently and quickly. The alcohol prices are pretty average to most other places, which is okay, as you'd expect a hotel to put the prices of drinks up. There's also a little sheltered smoking area in the garden that's perfect to catch a bit of fresh air, or converse with friends if the music inside is too loud to talk (or if you're not yet drunk enough to dance.)

It was our third time at the spa. I bought a groupon offer which included time in their fire & ice…read moreroom (sauna etc), facial and massage, as well as afternoon tea. It does take a while to phone up and either speak to someone / or they call back, to make a booking. I found it easier to email my booking request!! But the spa is great. The Ambience is perfect! Staff are lovely!! One thing with fire & ice, each time we visit, there has been at least one thing not working like today it was the hydropool so it means you don't get the full experience for what you pay for. But I still like the spa! I recommend it. Plus the girls in the cafe are great, we couldn't eat all our cakes so the girl boxed them up for me to take home!!!

Thinking it was definitely time for some relaxation I headed to The Belfry for a solitary spa day…read more I had been given a gift voucher for which included treatments and afternoon tea. I called the week before and booked my slots. When I arrived there was some confusion as I was not listed on their systems. After waiting for half an hour in the café it turned out that I had been booked in on the wrong day. This was not a great start to my relaxation. However, the manager who dealt with me was very accommodating and took a 'customer is always right attitude' which went a long way to ease my growing annoyance. Once the issue was resolved I have to admit that I loved this place. It was quiet and charming. The facilities are incredible. The pool was a lovely temperature and the sun loungers were comfortable. There is a glass roofed area where you can lounge in the sun or if it is a very nice day there are loungers situated outside. After a short swim I went up for my first treatment, a facial. It wasn't the best that I have ever had but it was still nice. After this I went for afternoon tea which was incredible. My only suggestion would be to have a few more savoury items to go with the sweet. Next was the Fire and Ice Sensorium. I spent a full hours and a half in this area as it was just so good. Approximately 10 different stations offering different hot and cold sensory experiences including sauna's, showers, ice chips, sun lounge and massage pool. After another hour or two I went for my second treatment, a back massage. Again, not the best I have ever received but still enjoyable. All in all, I came out of this day feeling rejuvenated and had the best night of sleep I have experienced for a while. I would love to give this spa five stars, however the initial mixup (and waiting around) in addition to the so-so treatments have had to knock it down to four.

Recently acquired by the hotel chain Holiday Inn, The Bromsgrove offers a decent quality stay at…read morereasonable prices. After a £3.5m refurbishment in 2008, the hotel is now one of the best in the local area. Having said that some of the rooms are still quite small, and the restaurant is nothing to write home about, however there are excellent gym and swimming facilities on site, and a golf course just round the corner.

From 2013 this hotel is named Daventry Court Hotel within Puma hotels collection…read more The hotel is a bit worn and dated, but perfectly ok. Rooms are clean but very very hot during days with high temperature. Good thing we could leave the windows open day and night. Also a table fan is provided. For the price we paid (£76 twin room incl breakfast per night) I cannot complain. Friendly front desk staff and smooth check in. We were here during an event so I guess the hotel was almost fully booked, leading to waiting time in bar and tables were left uncleaned for hours. HOURS. I must say I was rather surprised that one of the girls at front desk did not know what the power sockets in her own country looked like. We were asking for adapters the entire weekend and the night before we were leaving they finally said "Yes, there are plenty of them, which one do you need?" First of all one that fits in UK sockets. At the moment i didn't remember what they looked like and grabbed two US sockets and asked her - does these fit in your power outlets? Yes she said... and guess what...they didn't... But unprofessional staff in bar and restaurant. During the dinner held by event organizers there were too many mistakes made. I don't know if it was because staff not being used to too many guests at a time. I would definitely stay here again. The bus stops just outside entrance and there is a restaurant and bar just 15 min away, walking distance. They accept AMEX.

I liked this hotel. I stayed here as part of a big event with work, so there were quite a lot of us…read morehere. Other folks were going on about the place being a bit dated, but I didn't see that at all! It seemed absolutely fine to me. I liked my room - while it was nothing remarkable, just a standard hotel room, it was perfectly nice really, and the bed was huge and comfortable. The temperature controls could have been a little bit better - it was just one big radiator which took a while to respond, and seemed to be set to come on and off at certain times not of my choosing. So I was a little cold when I went to bed (quite late). But it was fine and warm in the morning. Everything in the room worked, and it also had a fridge (useful to know for future). The lightbulbs were the old style incandescent ones which is also good - no horrible fluorescent or hideous energy saving ones like so many hotels nowadays. And there was free wi-fi, without having to do any tedious log in thing, so that was convenient and helpful. We had dinner at the hotel, and I thought the staff coped reasonably well. There were at least 50 or 60 of us so it was a big group to all get served at once. Some colleagues were remarking that the menu was a bit '1980s wedding' but I guess if you're going to choose prawn cocktail, some sort of chicken and gravy thing, and profiteroles, then yeah, it might seem that way! I was happy with how they catered for me (vegan and gluten free) - I thought they did well. I had roasted tomato soup, then a baked pepper with a tomato sauce, and other standard veg - baby potatoes, broccoli, green beans, mushrooms. I enjoyed it, and I was fine afterwards, so I know that there was no untoward ingredients! I didn't go down to breakfast the next day, so can't comment on how that was. Overall, I was happy to stay here, and would go back again.

We stayed here for one night recently in a family room. The travelodge is situated by a petrol…read morestation and Little Chef. The room was spacious and clean but basic as would be expected. All in all good value for what we paid and no problems during out stay.

Great spot in town to crash out…read more A little Spartan, no bells or whistles. No rack for your luggage, a closet, or space to speak of.. The bed is good and comfortable and the place is clean. Gentlemen in the evenings front desk is particularly good to deal with, helpful and quick of offer assistance. Love the Tesco attached to the building Breakfast buffet is well worth it, one of the better breakfast buffets I've had For the money, good choice for the area

This modern hotel is an economy hotel but the bedroom was very good, spotless, and well appointed…read morewith a desk and chair, kettle and tea etc. The bedding is a quilt. Many hotels use quilts and they are not adjustable which means that in hot weather you cannot reduce the thickness of the cover. The shower room was excellent. Staff service was fine. The hotel is very conveniently located next to Rugby station and there is a Tesco convenience store in the same building so if you only want a pastry for breakfast that is possible. Breakfast in the hotel is reasonable for the price but not great. Sausages, scrambled egg, beans and bacon, toast cut fruit, cereals and pastries. The sausages tasted cheap but generally it was acceptable. Overall this hotel was very good value for money and a clean comfortable place to stay.