As convenient as location gets — the M42, airport, LG Arena, National Exhibition Centre and train station are all nearby.

Formerly an eye hospital, this grand 1884 Victorian is perfectly situated downtown, amidst dozens of shops and restaurants.

Modern accommodations a diploma's throw from the University of Birmingham, and 2 miles from the city centre.

Groovy contemporary hotel in a bustling neighbourhood brimming with shops and restaurants.

Practice your best Phelps impression at the pool.

Prime location a 7-min walk from New Street station with easy access to the M6 if you’re road trippin’.

Central spot mere steps to The Mailbox shopping, sights, bites and the train station.

Frill-free, yet award-winning(!) outpost of the budget-minded chain.

Get the night (or afternoon) started without leaving the onsite bar.

Right on Broad St, with pubs, clubs and grub all in short range.

In true English tradition, take tea in the oak-panelled Lounge Bar or even on the sunny terrace in warmer months. The proprietary blend is a must-sip!

Located in the village of Oldbury, just a short drive right into Birmingham.

In Dudley’s new, modern Waterfront development, smartly located overlooking the canal marina.

Set in Birmingham’s stroll-worthy Jewellery Quarter, close to cool spots like St. Paul’s Church, the Pen Museum & RBSA Gallery.

Courtesy shuttle runs to/from the airport rail station every half hour during peak times.

Located a one-minute stroll away from the airport's arrival and departure terminals. So you'll probably make your flight even if you sleep in.

Chic suites have full kitchens so you can whip up your own meals.

Cosy, modern rooms hook us up with super comfy beds and free WiFi.

Convenient locale situated just a 5-min drive from both the NEC and the airport.

Onsite bar is your front row seat for whatever match is on TV. (Seasonal terrace if you’re feeling outdoorsy.)

In the heart of Birmingham, it's near the Bullring shopping centre, and just a 5-min walk to New Street Station.

Smack in the heart of the city, a short stumble from killer clubs and restaurants along Broad Street.

Originally built in 1704 as a wayside inn, with large lawn and gardens and personality aplenty.

Blackout curtains that keep rooms dark as a cave are our fave!

Cosy, modern rooms. Pillow menu. So simple and so smart.

Set on 7 acres of greenery, yet minutes away from the M6 (and parking is free!).

The only thing friendlier than the breezy-chic décor is the staff.

Light packers can walk from the train station in 5 min. Heavy packers? Slower, but then again, outfit options.

Whatever time you stumble in, the 24-hour front desk serves up service with a smile.